What are you eating and drinking tonight?
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Indeed. I've found myself working on the theory that the best that I can hope for is that they turn out like Aunt Bessie's, and as such I'll just eliminate the risk by buying Aunt Bessie's.thebish wrote:(aunt Bessie is your friend!)Bruce Rioja wrote:Remind you? I shall badger you for it, my good man. Last time I had a go at doing my own Yorkshires I ended up with a tray of ice hockey pucksGary the Enfield wrote:Bruce, remind me to tell you the perfect recipe for Yorkshire pud. I mean foolproof perfect.

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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Which wouldn't have been an issue with a blow torch!Lord Kangana wrote:They need more colour on the topping.thebish wrote:I hope all your brulees turn out like Bruce's!
If I was being picky.

Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
aren't yorkshires pretty much the same as the frog in the bog you already did - but without the sausages?Bruce Rioja wrote:Indeed. I've found myself working on the theory that the best that I can hope for is that they turn out like Aunt Bessie's, and as such I'll just eliminate the risk by buying Aunt Bessie's.thebish wrote:(aunt Bessie is your friend!)Bruce Rioja wrote:Remind you? I shall badger you for it, my good man. Last time I had a go at doing my own Yorkshires I ended up with a tray of ice hockey pucksGary the Enfield wrote:Bruce, remind me to tell you the perfect recipe for Yorkshire pud. I mean foolproof perfect.
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or a brown crayon...BWFC_Insane wrote:Which wouldn't have been an issue with a blow torch!Lord Kangana wrote:They need more colour on the topping.thebish wrote:I hope all your brulees turn out like Bruce's!
If I was being picky.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
I guess so. Maybe I should have another do.thebish wrote:aren't yorkshires pretty much the same as the frog in the bog you already did - but without the sausages?Bruce Rioja wrote:Indeed. I've found myself working on the theory that the best that I can hope for is that they turn out like Aunt Bessie's, and as such I'll just eliminate the risk by buying Aunt Bessie's.thebish wrote:(aunt Bessie is your friend!)Bruce Rioja wrote:Remind you? I shall badger you for it, my good man. Last time I had a go at doing my own Yorkshires I ended up with a tray of ice hockey pucksGary the Enfield wrote:Bruce, remind me to tell you the perfect recipe for Yorkshire pud. I mean foolproof perfect.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Okay.
Perfect yorkshire batter mix.
1. Weigh your eggs (in their shells)
2. Use the same amount of flour and milk (each) as the gross weight of the eggs. e.g. 250g Egg, 250g milk, 250g flour.
3. Break the eggs into a bowl
4. Add milk and flour
5. Whisk
6. Bake
By the way, this works perfectly well for Yorkshires AND Toad in the hole.
Perfect yorkshire batter mix.
1. Weigh your eggs (in their shells)
2. Use the same amount of flour and milk (each) as the gross weight of the eggs. e.g. 250g Egg, 250g milk, 250g flour.
3. Break the eggs into a bowl
4. Add milk and flour
5. Whisk
6. Bake
By the way, this works perfectly well for Yorkshires AND Toad in the hole.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
thebish's foolproof yorkshire puddings...
4oz plain free-range flour
pinch of free-range salt
1 free-range egg
1/2 pt free-range milk
2oz free-range lard
wang it all in the food processor and give it a good wanging... for good measure - give it a good whisking/beating with a whisk and a baseball bat...
put a blob of lard in the one big shallow baking tin - or in each of the individual tins (I prefer the latter) and put in oven until very hot.
then (and only then!) pour the batter mix in (the stuff what you have just made) (if individual tins - only half-fill them cos they will rise!) - bake gas mark 8 for half an hour (if in one big tin) or about 20mins if you are making them individually.
then aunt Bessie can go sob in the corner...
4oz plain free-range flour
pinch of free-range salt
1 free-range egg
1/2 pt free-range milk
2oz free-range lard
wang it all in the food processor and give it a good wanging... for good measure - give it a good whisking/beating with a whisk and a baseball bat...
put a blob of lard in the one big shallow baking tin - or in each of the individual tins (I prefer the latter) and put in oven until very hot.
then (and only then!) pour the batter mix in (the stuff what you have just made) (if individual tins - only half-fill them cos they will rise!) - bake gas mark 8 for half an hour (if in one big tin) or about 20mins if you are making them individually.
then aunt Bessie can go sob in the corner...
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Life's too short to make your own yorkies, particularly when you're running the risk of ruining a shit-hot Sunday roast when they go horribly wrong. Bessie's are more than good enough.
And I'll be offering more of my cookery pearls of wisdom same time next week, be sure to tune in then and thanks for watching.
And I'll be offering more of my cookery pearls of wisdom same time next week, be sure to tune in then and thanks for watching.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
LK's even more fool proof recipe.
Get some eggs and flour, make into a paste. Doesn't matter how many of either, as long as its a paste.
Add milk until it thins out, to what is referred to as ribbon stage. Look it up. Add a splash of olive oil, s+p, then if you're fortunate enough to possess a hand blender, use it on it for a minute. Put cake tray in hot oven with plenty of oil in. Leave for a few minutes. Put something underneath it if you're worried about spilling oil. Take it out, fill the holes with mix, put back in until done. The world will not flip its axis if this is slightly over or under done.
Get some eggs and flour, make into a paste. Doesn't matter how many of either, as long as its a paste.
Add milk until it thins out, to what is referred to as ribbon stage. Look it up. Add a splash of olive oil, s+p, then if you're fortunate enough to possess a hand blender, use it on it for a minute. Put cake tray in hot oven with plenty of oil in. Leave for a few minutes. Put something underneath it if you're worried about spilling oil. Take it out, fill the holes with mix, put back in until done. The world will not flip its axis if this is slightly over or under done.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
nahhh - stick with the bish!Lord Kangana wrote:LK's even more fool proof recipe.
Get some eggs and flour, make into a paste. Doesn't matter how many of either, as long as its a paste.
Add milk until it thins out, to what is referred to as ribbon stage. Look it up. Add a splash of olive oil, s+p, then if you're fortunate enough to possess a hand blender, use it on it for a minute. Put cake tray in hot oven with plenty of oil in. Leave for a few minutes. Put something underneath it if you're worried about spilling oil. Take it out, fill the holes with mix, put back in until done. The world will not flip its axis if this is slightly over or under done.

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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Lord Kangana wrote:LK's even more fool proof recipe.
Get some eggs and flour, make into a paste. Doesn't matter how many of either, as long as its a paste.
Add milk until it thins out, to what is referred to as ribbon stage. Look it up. Add a splash of olive oil, s+p, then if you're fortunate enough to possess a hand blender, use it on it for a minute. Put cake tray in hot oven with plenty of oil in. Leave for a few minutes. Put something underneath it if you're worried about spilling oil. Take it out, fill the holes with mix, put back in until done. The world will not flip its axis if this is slightly over or under done.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Gary the Enfield wrote:Lord Kangana wrote:LK's even more fool proof recipe.
Get some eggs and flour, make into a paste. Doesn't matter how many of either, as long as its a paste.
Add milk until it thins out, to what is referred to as ribbon stage. Look it up. Add a splash of olive oil, s+p, then if you're fortunate enough to possess a hand blender, use it on it for a minute. Put cake tray in hot oven with plenty of oil in. Leave for a few minutes. Put something underneath it if you're worried about spilling oil. Take it out, fill the holes with mix, put back in until done. The world will not flip its axis if this is slightly over or under done.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Sea Bream tagine... a dry french white... looking forward... 

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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Last nights leftover Pizza.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
A jacket spud and beans 

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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
no finer scran (as long as you didn't do it in the microwave - and you added some cheese to melt into the beans!)Bruce Rioja wrote:A jacket spud and beans
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Weeeeeell, in my defence, your honour, my microwave is one of those combo jobbies so it cooks the spud and crisps the skin - they come out lovely. And I'm afraid that cheese is on this particular fat lad's banned list for now.thebish wrote:no finer scran (as long as you didn't do it in the microwave - and you added some cheese to melt into the beans!)Bruce Rioja wrote:A jacket spud and beans

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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
If you're having creme brulee and toad in the hole I'd say you're pissing in the wind picking on cheese. IMHO, naturally.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Sea bream tagine recommended....Bruce Rioja wrote:Weeeeeell, in my defence, your honour, my microwave is one of those combo jobbies so it cooks the spud and crisps the skin - they come out lovely. And I'm afraid that cheese is on this particular fat lad's banned list for now.thebish wrote:no finer scran (as long as you didn't do it in the microwave - and you added some cheese to melt into the beans!)Bruce Rioja wrote:A jacket spud and beans
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
That was a one off coz I had Our Kid and his lads roundLord Kangana wrote:If you're having creme brulee and toad in the hole I'd say you're pissing in the wind picking on cheese. IMHO, naturally.
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