Yorkshire Pudding

Health score
1%
Yorkshire Pudding
45 min.
12
74kcal
46.85%sweetness
100%saltiness
26.22%sourness
15.82%bitterness
60.91%savoriness
66.84%fattiness
0%spiciness

Suggestions

Yorkshire pudding is a classic British side dish that is perfect for a hearty roast dinner. With a crispy exterior and a soft, fluffy interior, these puddings are a delicious and impressive addition to any meal. This recipe is a traditional take on the classic, yielding light and airy puddings with a golden brown exterior. The key to success is getting the oil nice and hot before adding the batter, and then leaving the puddings undisturbed in the oven to ensure they rise beautifully. The result is a delicious side dish that is perfect for soaking up gravy and pairing with your favorite roast meats.

This recipe is a great way to elevate your roast dinner and impress your family and friends. The puddings are simple to make, but the impressive results will have your guests thinking you're a culinary master. The light and airy texture is a perfect complement to rich and savory roast meats, and the crispy exterior adds a satisfying contrast in texture. Don't be intimidated by the idea of making Yorkshire pudding – with this easy-to-follow recipe, you'll be well on your way to becoming a pro in no time.

So, if you're looking for a new side dish to add to your repertoire, why not give Yorkshire pudding a try? With its delicious flavor, impressive presentation, and simple preparation, it's sure to become a new favorite. Your guests will be raving about your culinary skills, and you'll be left wondering why you didn't try this recipe sooner. So, preheat that oven and get ready to enjoy the ultimate comfort food – delicious Yorkshire pudding!

Ingredients

  •  eggs slightly beaten
  • 15 tablespoons flour (a scant cup)
  • cup milk 
  • 0.5 cup pan drippings from roast beef preferably 
  • teaspoon salt 

Equipment

  • bowl
  • oven
  • sieve
  • muffin tray

Directions

  1. Preheat oven to 400-450 F depending on your oven, once you have made these a few times you will work out the best temperature.Pass the flour and salt through a sieve and mix together, in a seperate bowl beat the eggs and milk then combine the two
  2. Poor the dripping into your yorkshire tray, a muffin or cupcake tray would probably work too and place in the oven to get the oil nice and hot.Take the oil out of the oven and spoon a couple of tablespoons into each section of your pan.
  3. Place back in the oven and cook for 20 minutes or so. Do not open the oven once added, this is very important, if you don't leave them alone you will get flat doughy puddings.

Nutrition Facts

Calories74kcal
Protein28.4%
Fat26.42%
Carbs45.18%

Properties

Glycemic Index
9.42
Glycemic Load
5.54
Inflammation Score
-1
Nutrition Score
4.1008695652174%

Taste

Sweetness:
46.85%
Saltiness:
100%
Sourness:
26.22%
Bitterness:
15.82%
Savoriness:
60.91%
Fattiness:
66.84%
Spiciness:
0%

Nutrients percent of daily need

Calories:73.88kcal
3.69%
Fat:2.13g
3.28%
Saturated Fat:0.86g
5.35%
Carbohydrates:8.21g
2.74%
Net Carbohydrates:7.96g
2.89%
Sugar:1.04g
1.16%
Cholesterol:48.98mg
16.33%
Sodium:365.68mg
15.9%
Protein:5.16g
10.32%
Selenium:7.6µg
10.86%
Vitamin B2:0.14mg
8.05%
Phosphorus:71.47mg
7.15%
Vitamin B3:1.32mg
6.58%
Vitamin B1:0.09mg
6.25%
Vitamin B12:0.38µg
6.25%
Calcium:60.3mg
6.03%
Folate:23.22µg
5.81%
Vitamin C:4.44mg
5.38%
Iron:0.84mg
4.65%
Zinc:0.65mg
4.32%
Vitamin B6:0.07mg
3.73%
Manganese:0.07mg
3.51%
Vitamin B5:0.32mg
3.15%
Vitamin D:0.44µg
2.96%
Potassium:83.35mg
2.38%
Magnesium:7.9mg
1.97%
Vitamin A:92.34IU
1.85%
Copper:0.03mg
1.43%
Fiber:0.25g
1.01%
Source:Foodista