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Yorkshire puddings - freezable?

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theskiinggardener · 05/09/2010 20:57

OK, there are 2 of us, and 1 egg makes 4 yorkshires. So can I freeze them? And are they nice when reheated?

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AlCrowley · 05/09/2010 21:35

2 for savoury with dinner and 2 drizzled with golden syrup for pudding - yum :)

I would say not really freezable but refridgerated and warmed the next day? Maybe.

MollysChambers · 05/09/2010 21:40

You can buy frozen ones so I think they would be okay. Maybe...

PandaG · 05/09/2010 21:42

fine frozen, my MIL always makes a full tray and freezes what she doesn't use. I thijnk she reheats them from frozen, just like you would with aunt bessies

theskiinggardener · 05/09/2010 22:03

Hmmm, looks like I need to try it out, but should work. I'll also have a look at an Aunt Bessies packet to see how long to heat them for.

Either that or I've got to find somewhere to sell me half an egg Grin

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Northernlurker · 05/09/2010 22:05

Yes chuck them in the freezer and reheat for aboutfive minutes. I do that a lot

AlCrowley · 06/09/2010 16:15

I think it has become very obvious that we never have left-over Yorkshires at my house Blush

I do make good ones though Grin There were photos on my profile at one point!

Plumm · 08/09/2010 17:32

Eat two yorkshires each, mmmm.

aseriouslyblondemoment · 08/09/2010 21:10

yes they freeze really well as does toad in the holeSmile

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