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What did you have for dinner?

Discussion in 'Off-Topic Discussion' started by al n, Sep 19, 2013.

  1. kazzawazza

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    Hubby made the Yorkshire pud from scratch. It was huge - nearly touched the top of the oven :snorky:
     
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      @shiney , have you been to holehird? It's delicious x
       
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        It's always a good day when your puds rise @kazzawazza
        I'm ashamed to say, ssshhhuuussshhhh!!!!!!!
        Are they gone? :th scifD36:
        Ok...... here it is............ my recipe is ......... aunt bessies, frozen puds!!!!!!
        Oh dear, I can't lie :noidea:I Can make Yorkshire puds, they just look like ............, well anyway, the kids prefer the unknown aunts version :dunno:
         
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          Hubby is from Yorkshire @Loki and learned how to make proper Yorkshire puds from his mum :snorky:
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            @kazzawazza :love30: you are seriously deserving of praise :dbgrtmb:
            That toad is mega!
            You can consider yourself a Yorkshire lass :thumbsup:
             
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            :frown: Alas the Yorkshire pud was made by hubby not me. I leave it to the eggspert :snorky:
             
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              A nice way of serving them is individual puds.
              A traditional Yorkshire pud tin has 12 holes.
              I like to chop sausages into bits and spread the sausage and batter between the holes.
              Get it screaming hot first!
               
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                Chicken stir fry tonight - not very exciting :frown:
                 
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                  IMG_0927.JPG IMG_0926.JPG IMG_0925.JPG Tonight's meal in pictures , yum yum
                   
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                    My mother was a war bride from Darlington. I loved her Yorkshire pud. Somewhere I have a recipe for a base of ground beef and onions/seasonings, then pud on top. A sorta twist on a Shepherds pie!
                     
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                      @Loki

                      I was up there all week. :dbgrtmb:

                      Where in Borrowdale does he work? It's one of my favourite places.


                      Yes, Mrs Shiney and I have been members of the Lakeland Horticultural Society for over 40 years. :blue thumb: We were there on Friday. :)
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                        Same here :dbgrtmb: Done with finely sliced red onion, garlic, fresh chopped ginger, freshly picked French beans and courgettes, carrots, mushrooms, freshly sprouted bean sprouts, freshly picked chilli and a hint of coriander leaves.
                         
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                          There used to be a Michelin starred restaurant in Grasmere (Michael's Nook) that served mini Yorkshire puds in the lounge/bar whilst you perused the menu. They were no more than 2" across and had a little amount of roast beef gravy in them with a tiny slice of roast beef topped with a touch of horseradish also in the pud. It was delicious finger food. :dbgrtmb:
                           
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                            Hi @shiney , he's at the Lodore Falls Hotel. I'm sure you probably know it but it's just passed the Mary Mount Hotel and before you get to the Borrowdale Hotel. It's the one that's having a huge spa built.
                            Mini Yorkshire puds sound delicious but I need to start being healthier :sad: so tonight is Cajun chicken salad, still delicious though:dbgrtmb:
                             
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                            How did they serve this yummy snack? Were they on heated platters? Definitely want to try making these :)
                             
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