Yorkshire Pudding. Love it. :wub:

 

 

Seems very popular in England :lol: :wub:

It's part of the Sunday Roast. :w00t:

I know that now yes :lol: :wub:

 

There's something I wanna watch on TV so I'm off for now :cheer:

 

Bye Bye :heart:

Hi again :w00t:

 

 

 

 

 

I don't think I ever had Yorkshire Pudding :blink: :(

Hey Flatters :wub:

 

I found out today about Yorkshire Pudding :o :cheer: I think we call it pasteitje!

 

 

Really :o ....I love pasteitjes :dance: :dance:

 

 

I thought Yorkshire Pudding was a real pudding....but maybe what us Dutchies call pudding isn't the same as what you people call pudding :unsure: :unsure: :unsure:

 

 

*confussed* :blink:

 

Dutch pudding ^_^

 

 

http://www.oetker.de/wga/oetker/file/chapterimages/pudding-erdbeeren-sosse.jpg

 

 

 

Dutch pasteitje :cool:

 

 

http://www.pieterc.be/blog/wp-content/vide.jpg

Now someone help me please :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

Now someone help me please :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

 

 

:cheer: :cheer: :cheer: :cheer: :cheer: :cheer:

http://cookeryblog.com/images/8.jpg Yorkshire pudding :wub:

 

Nicky Amiga thinks these looks like Dutch Tulips :lol: :blink:

 

to go with the sunday roast dinner :wub:

 

http://www.uknet.net/showcase/BritishFood/roastbeef_yorkshires.sized.jpg :wub:

 

Dutch pasteitje look a bit like Vol a Vents to me :unsure: which taste completely different to Yorkshire Pud

 

http://www.fotomusica.net/cocina/volavent.jpg

 

 

 

 

 

no twinkle - that is a vol au vent ;)

 

 

pudding can sometimes be savoury

 

yorkshire pudding http://www.balettie.com/private/England/Pix2001/RoastBeefLunch.jpg

 

 

steak & kidney pudding http://www.tesco.com/regionalsourcing/recipes/images/banNorthEast.gif

 

 

 

but puddings can also be sweet http://www.theage.com.au/ffximage/2006/08/07/pudding_narrowweb__300x434,0.jpg

http://www.wisechoiceuk.com/ProdImages/abyorks.jpg

 

If you are rubbish at cooking like I am, this is the best way to have them :P

 

They always turn out doughy when I make them for some reason :cry:

Some people in here are making me hungry. :cry:

I think the term "pudding" refers to the bowl it is made in / shape.

http://www.edwardschina.co.uk/assets/graphics/static/pudding_thumb.jpg

 

Traditional British puddings were made in the same bowl as the savoury ones.

 

It is now used as a term for something sweet for desert .......

Some people in here are making me hungry. :cry:

 

 

Sorry :cry:

 

We are just trying to explain British excentricities to Twinkle :naughty:

Understood that. :lol:

 

"Weird" punishment time for all concerned: - Listen to favourite Robbie song at least once. :naughty:

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/229/451947536_a7781e2c71.jpg

 

apple pie and custard :wub: :wub: :wub: :wub:

 

now that's what I call a pudding :wub: :wub: :wub:

 

 

Sorry Flatty :cry:

Oh Sparkle .......... :P

Favourite dessert. :cry:

 

"Weird" punishment in previous post. :naughty:

:cry: didnt know it was your favourite Flatty :cry:

 

 

Has been for a while. :cry:

Edited November 4, 200717 yr by Flatcap

why all the tears???

 

cyber food has no calories :yahoo: