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Yorkshire pudding

If you have never tried homemade Yorkshire pudding then you are in for a treat. Not only do they taste amazing but it’s a simple, satisfying recipe that will elevate your Sunday lunch to the next level!

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yorkshire puddings
Recipe AuthorAlice Cameron
Date27 February 2019
People8
MachineManual Mode
Preparation time 11 Minutes
Cooking time 40 Minutes
Total time 51 Minutes

The Yorkshire pudding, a firm favourite for most Sunday lunch tables. Sure you can pick up a bag of frozen ones from the shop but why would you? It’s so satisfying and inexpensive to make them at home not! A good Yorkshire pudding should be crispy on the outside with a brown top and a lovely soft bottom. Personally, I can’t get enough of them and for many people, they are an integral part of a roast dinner.

The ingredients are simple flour, eggs, milk and salt. In our easy recipe, we will show you how to make perfect Yorkshire puddings. Once you mix the batter you need to make sure your pan is very hot this will help the mixture to rise and cook evenly.

Cooking tips

  • To test that the mixture is the correct consistency dip a spoon in and out of the bowl. If the mixture coats the back of the spoon it is ready!
  • A good tip while pouring your mixture into the tray is to use a spoon to catch the batter while moving onto the next hole. This keeps your tray clean and ensures that you aren’t wasting any mixture.
  • It is important that you don’t open the oven until they are ready, this is to make sure they rise properly!

Ingredient list

IngredientQtaUMNotes
Egg 4units
IngredientQtaUMNotes
Salt 0to taste

Step nr: 1 - Pre-heat the oven

TimeNo times for this step
Temperature230 Degrees Celsius

Preheat oven to 230°C.

Step nr: 2 - Pour sunflower oil in tins

Ingredient list for step nr: 2

IngredientQtaUMNotes
Sunflower oil 140milliliter
Preparation time 2 Minutes
Total time 2 Minutes

Pour a little sunflower oil evenly into 4-hole yorkshire pudding tins or 12-hole non-stick muffin tins.

Step nr: 3 - Place tins in the oven

Cooking time 15 Minutes
Total time 15 Minutes
Temperature230 Degrees Celsius

Place the tin in the oven to heat through.

Step nr: 4 - Add flour and eggs

Ingredient list for step nr: 4

IngredientQtaUMNotes
Plain Flour 140gram
IngredientQtaUMNotes
Egg 4units
Preparation time 3 Minutes
Total time 3 Minutes

To make the batter, combine plain flour with eggs in a large bowl and beat until smooth.

Step nr: 5 - Add semi skimmed milk

Ingredient list for step nr: 5

IngredientQtaUMNotes
Semi skimmed milk 200milliliter
Preparation time 3 Minutes
Total time 3 Minutes

Add semi skimmed milk and keep beating until the mix is lump-free.

When the mixture can coat the back of a spoon, it is the right consistancy.

Step nr: 6 - Season with salt

Ingredient list for step nr: 6

IngredientQtaUMNotes
Salt 0to taste
Preparation time 1 Minute
Total time 1 Minute

Season with salt and mix well.

Step nr: 7 - Transfer batter in jug

TimeNo times for this step
JugToolJug

Transfer the batter into an easy pour jug.

Step nr: 8 - Pour batter in tins

Preparation time 2 Minutes
Total time 2 Minutes

Remove the hot tins from the oven, the oil should be at smoking point. Quickly and carefully pour the batter into the holes evenly.

The mixture should sizzle in the oil when poured.

Step nr: 9 - Cook yorkshire puddings

Cooking time 25 Minutes
Total time 25 Minutes
Temperature230 Degrees Celsius

Place the tins back in the oven and leave undisturbed for 20-25 minutes. The puddings should have puffed up and browned.

Either serve immediately or they can be cooled and freezen for up to 1 month.