Yorkshire pudding in a pan

Served with roast beef, traditional Yorkshire pudding is an eggy batter poured over beef drippings. It then puffs up dramatically!

This Traditional Yorkshire Pudding recipe is delicious, and surprisingly easy to make. 🙂 #onthetable #dessert #easyrecipes

This simple baked Yorkshire pudding recipe is more delicious than it has a right to be, given its homely ingredients. Perfect puff everytime!

Yorkshire Pudding, a.k.a. popovers are so delicious! Serve as part of a main meal with lots of gravy, or as an appetizer and fill them with goodies.

Using a cast-iron pan to make one large pudding takes the trickiness out of quickly divvying up the batter into muffin cups and getting the heat you need in the pan for a good puff. The keys to success are to let the batter rest, make sure the oven is up to temp before you bake and be sure the pa

Yorkshire pudding is a long-time British tradition with a Sunday roast beef. Make it plain or make it fancy. This is one of the foods of my youth. It brings back such fond memories. If we had roast beef (or beef “joint” as the Brits call it) for Sunday dinner, a Yorkshire pudding was always...Read More »

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Classic Yorkshire puddings are what I grew up on. Every roast dinner was accompanied by a large supply of them- at least two per person. This post on how to make Yorkshire pudding will guide you thru this easy and inexpensive recipe! Just 5 ingredients, hot oil in a hot pan in a hot oven are all you need!

This Yorkshire Pudding recipe features plain flour, salt, free-range eggs, milk, and sunflower oil. Total preparation time is 40 minutes, serving 6 people.

Back when I was earning my wage as a cook at a co-ed fraternity house, I received a special dinner request from a few exchange students from Cambridge University: toad-in-the-hole, the classic British dish of sausages baked into a large Yorkshire pudding. Only problem? I had no idea what a Yorkshire pudding was. It was described to me as "sort of like a batter and you pour it into a pan and you bake it." Rather than, say, doing some actual research, I decided to wing it.