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which fat do you use with your Yorkshire puddings and why?

7 replies

everpuzzled · 05/11/2011 15:25

I use olive oil and am just wondering if thats the best? Have tried vegetable oil in the past but felt like they left a fatty flavour.

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hellhasnofury · 05/11/2011 15:27

Beef dripping, prefer it to lard, olive oil or lard.

GetOrfMo1Land · 05/11/2011 15:45

I would use something which is essentially flavourless, olive oil would be too pervasive I think, vegetable is a bit rank. Something like rapeseed oil or groundnut oil I think.

LowLevelWhiiingeing · 05/11/2011 17:02

Olive oil doesn't get as hot as other fats, and heat is important for yorkies.

better off with groundnut/dripping etc

GetOrfMo1Land · 05/11/2011 17:04

Yes, you have got to get it smoking hot.

10 mins in an oven on the highest setting with just the oil in, before you put the batter in.

cairnterrier · 05/11/2011 17:06

lard because it can get so hot - watch your hands though when you take the tin out!

GetOrfMo1Land · 05/11/2011 17:12

Yes, don't drop the bloody thing

sabrinathemiddleagedwitch · 05/11/2011 17:14

Dripping. Olive oil would be my last choice because it taste of olives rather than tasting of dripping and it can't take the heat. I like a fatty flavour in my Yorkshires.

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