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  • how much flour?

  • its nice but try to add some mixed herbs in it...hmm...love it ;)

  • can I just say thanks for being the only video in Google's top 5 hits for "Yorkshire pudding recipe" videos that didn't have an advert before it.

  • @mooxim thanks but that is out of my control....youtube places the ads if they want to....the price we pay for free bandwidth.....keith

  • @keithsnow perhaps I should say congratulations instead of thanks then. The funny thing is that Google probably made a lot more money by having me click away from the adverts to try and find a recipe where I didn't have to sit through one, than if I had just sat through the first one.

  • @keithsnow Monetizing your posts...

  • Tradionally beef dripping was used to make yorkshire pudding so this guy has obviously done some research.Also its not just about how much they rise or how uniform they are in shape,Its about taste.Don't knock it untill you've tried it.

  • Hi Chef,

    you directed us to the Harvest Eating site for a written recipe, and I searched for yorkshire and yorkshire pudding, but the recipe doesn't seem to be there.

  • Wow all the shit talking is crazy, I was just looking for a recipe to make my some Yorkshire pudding like my grandmother made and I found a soup opera instead. Get a life people. If you have a better recipe then post it and I will try it instead.

  • @ragman13 I must agree....lots of real creeps that cant say a good thing about anything or anyone...on the flip side folks like you are what keep me producing videos for this platform....thanks

  • recipeforpuddings. com

  • @Rachiejane1 Wow... Just goes to show that ignorance isn't just in America (according to the stupid fucking stereotype).

    It's easy saying shit like that over the Internet, eh?

  • that is not a proper yorkshire pudding

  • I love this little guy! I don't mean to be rude, but he's like an elf that cooks. To me anyway. Great vids.

  • Why is an American doing a Yorkshire pudding recipe??! You seem like a nice guy and I don't know why people are bashing you so much...BUT I have seen better. Thank you for posting though x

  • the worst Yorkshire pudding I have ever seen!!!!!!

  • also next time use a muffin tin not a pie dish

  • EW dude that is in no way a Yorkshire pudding am from south Yorkshire and bro if my misses or gf or mum or nan had brought that to me i'd have chucked it back at her here is a real Yorkshire pud recipe>

  • 1. Preheat the oven to 200C/400F/Gas 6.

    2. Into a bowl, place the flour, eggs and ½ the milk and mix to a smooth batter with the rest of the milk - do not season until you are ready to cook.

    3. Add 2 tbsp of oil to each muffin tins and pop into the oven

  • 4. After the 10 minutes remove the Yorkshire pudding tin from the

    oven.

    5. Pour the Yorkshire pudding batter into the preheated tin and immediately

    return to the oven to and reduce the heat to 180C, Gas 3.

    6. Cook the Yorkshire pudding until well risen and golden brown, when you think they are ready allow 10 more minutes.

  • I have seen some of your other recipes and they are good, but sorry Keith that is the worst Yorkshire pudding I have seen in a long time if not the worst and I have been eating them all my life and making them since I left home. I traditionally eat them as a starter on the main course with any roast Lamb, Pork, Chicken or Beef and as a pudding with milk and golden syrup. I know sounds horrid but tastes fabulous also try an apple sandwich but that's more a Derbyshire thing :)

  • from Leeds West Yorkshire and proud!!

  • it didn't rise and we Brits like to make sure our national dish is done right. i never use dripping always use cooking oil instead and never use water just simple plain flour, egg and milk

  • Any shape is fine morons, i would rather eat this than any of the garbage you brits call food any day of the week, its that sad excuse for "food" that gave you all such nice teeth.

  • @jevenly a) this is British you twat b) English food is a traditional roast, fish & chips, apple pie, English fry up, toad in the hole, bangers & mash, bread & butter pudding, shepherds pie, cottage pie, Lnacashire Hotpot, Yorkshire Pudding, ice cream, treacle sponge etc...what foods are traditionally from your country?? I have no idea where you get the teeth stereotype from - English people have nice teeth! I guess you are American because you sound like one (ignorant about the rest of the

  • @Rachiejane1 world). Does this mean that you are obese & stupid as all Americans are according to the stereotype?? What foods are from America then clever? Why do Americans always have to put people from other countries down to make themselves feel better? It's VERY sad...

  • @Rachiejane1 holy shit get a life woman

  • @zazfilm Oh fuck off

  • Thats right. Its not in the right shape, so lets all us Brits have a bitchy fit about it.

    Its a Yorkshire Pudding. Seriously.

  • have to agree that that YP looks terrible.

  • lmfao what the hell is it? it sure aint a yorkshire pud lol

  • Best dinner I ever had was this. YP. My mom put the meat in a pan with the batter around. Holy shit was it good the meat fat/juices just absorbed into it. Incredeble. Never had better and sometimes a swithch up is good.

    Why the cup cakes for this do not know..

  • I think he just used a different batter to container ratio. I usually get it to rise a lot more on the sides. I think my pan is smaller or I use more batter.

  • Godamn it all this fuss over a fucking Yorkshire Pudding Recipie!? Of all the petty nonsense.

  • im not from yorkshire, but my grandma dosent make them like that, she uses fairy cake trays and pours the mixture in n they come out all fluffy not like that. but im sure it still tastes delicious. 4/5

  • That is not a Yorkshire Pudding.

  • im from yorkshire and that was a bloody poor effort, looks like a fuckin omlette!!!!!

  • Then make a video on how you do it then eh?

  • Hilarious.

  • what kind of a sense of humor must u have to find a yorkshire pudding recipe "hilarouse"? xD

  • Keith, I can appreciate what you are doing and other recipes you have online are great so thank you. But the in the time you have spent keeping up and responding to all the naysayers about this recipe you could have done another video by now. I know that you know, but this yorkshire is a re-do.

  • no doubt..the video is from 2006....

    will be doing it over in the next 2 weeks...

    Keith

  • Hiyas Keith, wondering is the new yorkshire pudding vid done yet as dying to see your new improved version, as this one made me laugh too much lol Good luck with your second attempt!!

  • ramsay wud shuv that disgrace pudding up your ass

  • I doubt it....he is all mouth and no action!

    Keith

  • yorkshire pudding...DONE

    Keith

    PS thanks for commenting.. :)

    hoping to re-do this recipe soon...

  • Or muffin tray or cups should do the trick. Encountering British traditional recipes is walking on very thin ice. ;) Good luck.

  • ya..no doubt man

    Keith

  • I think it was Keiths use of the word classic that upset people lol

  • Not just the Brits. I'm Polish and I fell off my chair. Come on, it can't be that hard to make proper yorkshire pudding. I had them in my Doncaster (uk) hospitals' canteen every day! Its brown and you can pour some soup or gravy in it. This pancake of yours is a SACRILEGE! Do it again and properly mate. Cheers.

  • pile it on man....I have not heard enough negative response on this one....will be redoing it..and will present the video to the Queen..or some big newspaper...which one is the biggest in England? I will have my PR people call them to try to make a story about this video...

    keith

  • Sorry for adding another one dude, nothing personal, it was just an urge to express myself. My bad. Two tips: tray is the key, keeps the shape up. Second one: no need to bother Queen. There's some special Yorkshire Pudding Association (forgot the proper name). They can measure and taste your puds and grant you a certificate. :D

  • LOL wonder what they would measure with that attempt???

  • BTW the secret to makin' it is to get the Oven HOT!!!!!! makes it rise... so you have puddin' not pancake

  • mine was at about 375...

    looking forward to reworking this video..the brits are brutalizing me...

    keith

  • ugh... are you kiddin me. Thats never been Yorkshire Puddin'... wow... its flat... he made a pancake...lol idiot. any one from yorkshire can see that!!!

  • let's be nice now..were not talking life or death..just yorkshire pudding..

    keith

  • Sorry to say.. but if I was served a yorkshire pudding here in the UK that looked like that... I'd complain! If you want to make an authentic recipe.. please don't follow this.. it looks nothing like it should.

  • does flavor count for anything? trust me it tastes very good...

    keith

  • Comrade, you pudding is very bad...I am not being anti-US here but when ever you get an American making what they describe as a "Original/Genuine" version of a dish they do it in a way which typically gets people annoyed! The other day I saw an American describing mayo as a key ingredient in hummus!!!

  • I get it..you brits are the only ones who can cook Yorkshire pudding...mayo in hummus...hmmm I thought that was english? just kidding....

    Keith

  • thats not a yorkshire pudding, im from yorkshire mate and that looked more like an apple pie, lol

  • this year I will re-do this recipe, you brits take this yorkshire pudding business very seriously... that is what I take from the comments, a simple little batter that cooks up, can stir so much passion and pride and debate...pretty amazing when you think about it...one day I hope to eat this dish in England cooked by a grandmother...then I can really equate the passion you all show to the dish itself.

    thanks for your feedback..

    Keith

  • these are not the yorkshire pudding my mum cooks....hers are large,flat and cakey with an unbelievable crusty edge.....you can soak them in gravy and with the left overs put jam on it.....like the miners did many years ago.the puds on this page and all the others are a waste of space...wouldnt give them the time of day.

  • thanks..read the above comment I make

    keith

  • yes not a good yorkshire! the rule is 2 eggs and the same amount milk! add flour to double cream consist and just a pinch of salt and pepper! it needs to be thick and a hot oven about 190! my yorkshires or huge! dont mess about with other sh*t just keep it basic!

  • thanks..read the above comment I make

    keith

  • thats a badly made yorkshire pudding im afraid. only a 70+ year old english grandmother can make yorkshire puddings properly.

  • thanks..read the above comment I make

    keith

  • There is a real art to making a Yorkshire Pudding, one that I've not mastered, Keith.. My mum is an expert, but I never had the fat hot enough. I'm a vegan now (have been for 12 years) and they are the only thing that I miss.. The people are extremely proud of them..

  • thanks..read the above comment I make

    keith

  • hey! thanks Keith.. As a kid we used to have Yorkshire Pudding every week. .. There was a pub in Skidby that makes them as large as yours and puts the entire sunday roast and veggies and gravy inside the pudding..

  • the funny thing is I make my yorkie in the proper container, (little metal ones ) but they are a tad rusty so I used the big pan..I've caught more flak about that then you can imagine..people are very passionate about yorkie

    next time, will brush off the rust and use the tradition pans..

  • That's not a Yorkshire pudding.. and I'm from Yorkshire so I know..

  • well my father in law is from Windsor...his recipe so actually I disagree with you

    Keith

  • Hi Keith.. no disrepect intended.. but Windsor isn't in Yorkshire. In the south of England they used to call it "Batter Pudding" (in the early 70's) and your recipe is more like that.. than a Yorkshire Pudding. There is a really good Yorkshire Pudding Recipe on YouTube by SPENCER CONNOLLY, look for that.. you'll see the difference... again.. no offence.

  • no worries..I just get a little crabby when I visit youtube because of the foul language I have to remove from comments..no need for people to use that type of hate...so..I apologize...I love the yorkie...usually only have it Christmas time with standing rib roast..

    Best,

    Keith

  • that looks nothing like yorkshire pudding! It's more like pita bread

  • Looks better than the one they make at my workplace, think they soak an old sponge in egg then microwave it

  • u should be rocked to searve less than that. thats yorky is so wrong in so meny ways shame on u

  • That is an insult to a yorkshire pudding

    You served that up in yorkshire i think you might wanna value your life !

  • get a life!

    Keith

  • that doesnt look like what I had while I was in East Yorkshire for 5 months.

    The yorkshire puddings I had were small cups made in a muffin tin with lard. The recipe for the batter was basically the same though.

  • different container..same recipe..

    keith

  • but then again the pudding looks horrible

  • for that recipeto wk the flour would have to be only 1/4 cup lol, what a mess, he doesnt even mention that all ingrediant s must be at room temp, except ofcource the pan,and oil, which should be at a roaring 450 degree temp for 15 min then turned down to 350 for another 15, unbeleivable

  • mayb this video isnt meant for begginers?? ppl that alrdy know how to cook knows not to follow recipes exactly. they cook accordingly to how they want their food.

  • that yorkie sucks

  • lol bless the american for ,....trying....

  • Oh! dear, shocking, hope my mum never sees this.

  • The mixture is to thick....also its better to use half water and half milk. Needs to rest a bit longer...and also start in a 425 oven then lower after first 15 minutes. Another thing.....if I made a Yorkshire pudding that small my family would revolt.

  • How the hell is that a yorkshire pudding? how are you even a cook/chef if you think THAT is a yorkshire pudding? Go take a trip to Yorkshire and find out how to make one. UNBELIEVABLE!!!!!!!!!!

  • you is a twat hahahha

  • Sorry, Keith, I agree with other comments here: it looks ghastly. You definitely don't cook it at a high enough heat, either. The mixture is probably too thick as well (you don't give quantities so that's just guesswork). Before it's cooked it's supposed to resemble whipping cream. But at least you cook it in the proper fat. I've flinched as I watched others here cook in Crisco or oil.

  • WTF is that???????????

  • Thats the worst yorkshire pudding i have ever seen. Definalty agree with the "Fail-shire" pudding lol

  • Go back to school to learn how to make Yorkshire Pudding

  • Looks more like Failshire Pudding.

  • I laughed so hard at "Failshire" Pudding that I shit my pants!!!!

  • looks like nan bread

  • Best COMMENTS ever ! I'm crying !!! ahahahahaha

  • That is a really bad Yorkshire Pudding.

  • i am from yorkshire and i got to say how dare he say THAT was a yorkshire pudding i mean what was that?

  • mate, what is that?? Its not a yorkshire pudding- ive made 'em for 30 yrs and they'll touch the top of the oven if you want them to.theres a secret that only yorkshire people know how to make them do this-booties8, this is why people like me have a look on here to look at all the sad gits who think they can make a real yorkshire pudding.luckily though, i dont live in yorkshire anymore because my excellent trade experience in sheffield got me into Oz. Who's the yorkshire pudding now pommy??

  • I've never seen a yorkshire pudding look like that bastard! Flat as a witch's tit. Leave it to the English, That's as near to a yorkshire pudding as my cock is to a kipper.

  • Totally dude. Never seen a yorkshire pud look like that thing. Not even close. I've seen some big ones in Carverys and shit but never like that.

  • Yummy Yorkshire Pudding, I wouldn't make it with the beef dripping though... Neither would Mrs Beeton :D

  • I think I liked Gordon's recipe a little better, served with a gravy made from the meat drippings and sieved vegetables. It really looked wonderful. Meat drippings are for gravy. Yum!

  • most of those yorkshire twats cant spell or even put a sentence together . you have to wonder why they are even googling , how to make yorkshire puddings!!!

  • Your are absolutely right we cant spell.. Oh wait, how am i doing this? Writing the same words people with there heads up there arse do too?! Its a miracle!

  • "Their", not "there."

  • The previous comment was NOT made by the real Kyotoxo, but Kyotoxo1's mother. -_-"

  • fuck off Bruce --ha ha ha Bruce --dick head of a name your mother must have really hated you hows that for spelling you moron

  • aunt bessies! say no more

  • teamfat666 what a cunt you are sat there in the usa to say stuf f like that to lads in yorkshire you must bo a complet tosser so go fuck off yanky boy

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  • I've always wondered about the beef drippings. Wouldn't you want to save all you can for gravy?

  • Not the Yorkshire pudding I know, but it looks nice.

    I live in York (obviously in Yorkshire) and we make it so it rises to more of a case shape, and yes it is traditional to eat as a first course with gravy.

    If you are interested this is my mix.

    Pinch of Salt and black pepper

    1 cup eggs

    1 cup flour

    1 cup 50/50 milk and water

    1 cup witchcraft ;)

    And way less dripping

    BTW I don't know why you bother putting stuff on here, it seems to be populated almost entirely by idiots.

  • Interesting batch of comments from the last week. So insightful, I didn't realize Yorkshire Pudding was a hot topic among the slobbering, single digit IQ crowd.

    Sure, I'd do a couple of things differently like using a hotter oven and letting the batter rest longer, but I'm guessing the average YouTuber wouldn't understand. I likely use real sentences instead of blathering streams of profanity.

  • Most youtubers are not exactly people of letters, lol!

  • Yourshire pudding is one of my favorites. I only had it once but it was great. Too bad its a heart attack...

  • what a cunt you are sat there in the usa to say stuf f like that to lads in yorkshire you must bo a complet tosser so go fuck off yanky boy

  • pure shite

  • He looks a bit like that guy from Get Smart...

  • CAPTAIN MONOTONE~!!!!

  • and its so fucken under cooked dick

  • your a tool for fucken adding this video, ITS SO GAY my yorkshire puddy would shit all over yours and youh know douche

  • marooks marooks marooks

    tuts tuts tuts

    BOA BOA BOA (high pitched)

  • fish face fish! fish face fish!

    animali animals all day long

  • i dont get it! is it a kind of pancake??

  • That's the worst Yorkshire pudding i've ever seen. Do you even know where Yorkshire is?

  • The Recipe is perfectly correct...my grandmother used to serve me this as a child in Leeds Yorkshire....in the film it could have been a little darker...but apart from that its perfect.Oh by the way a real Yorkshire man eats his pudding with gravy first then he eats his beef and veg

  • ur a fucken tool

  • your a tool for swearing

  • The Yorkshire looks very under cooked in this video. My English mom cooked this every Sunday:

    1 cup flour

    1 cup milk

    2 eggs

    pinch of salt

    combine all ingredients and beat for 5 minutes. Let rest for at least one hour. Pour into an 8x8 pan of VERY hot oil and bake in a 450F oven for 20-25 minutes or until brown. Lovely mountains will form! Serve immediately with roast beef and lots of gravy.

  • Emilydanc--your recipe reminds me more of the one we used in England. Thanks for sharing.

  • I'we got to try to make one of those!

    ...They look delicious!

  • australia actually has the best beef in the world! aussie aussie aussie!

  • rubbish  welsh beef and lamb knocks spots of your beef and lamb

  • you lot are some of the most racist people ive seen on youtube. yea there are a lot of fat people in the states but have you seen the UK latley. i bet more than half of you are well over weight!

  • If you need to give comments, do watch your language there is no need to be so rude and disgusting.

    I thought it looked rather good really. may be

    thats how he likes his yorkshire pudding, I must admit the ones i first ever saw was like a muffin.

  • dirty yanks my mums from yorkshire and that definatly aint yorkies. do we tell you how to cook your beef jerkoffs, twinkies or your lardass mcdonalds? do we f**k.

  • This Recipe really needs looking at!!!

    Very poor.

  • i agree i was sitting thare thinking whats he doin lol

  • i love the intro

  • this is rubbish.too much fat in mixture didnt rise enough stupid yanks stick to mc donalds.....and beef dripping is not plural.

  • lol, yeah they cant make a yorkshire pudding, but there beef kicks ours. stupid yanks as you call them have better food then us. especailly beef

  • that was the saddest excuse for YP i have ever seen, dude you suck!

  • WTF is that?! Thats not how to make a yorkshire pud!

    Drippin needs to be a lot hotter, egg first, maybe a touch of water and wheres the salt?!

  • The brits here posting are all talk, a few posts below have been all about slamming their chests and bellowing out how great "their" yorkies are. How they'd film it - seeing as how they say they cook it like everyother day. So I click their profiles - nothing. Last post date - 2 months.

  • Awesome vid! Thanks!

  • Only the british can make the perfect yorkshire puddings...And it did not look right at all...And my nan who is an expert agrees

  • will someone tell the yanks that yorkshire puddings arent pancakes. im making a video today , youve never seen anything like mine. keep posted!!!damn yankees and there 250 different types of pancakes that all taste the same!!! agh!!

  • Wot a loada codswallop! I've neve seen anything come out of an oven resembling THAT!!!..lol It looked more like an anaemic cow pat than a Yorkshire Pudding!...LOL

  • You have to be kidding!!! call that a Yorkshire pud! made me own Yorkshires today as usual and i'm gonna film it next week and upload it so people can see how real Yorkshires are made :)

  • try a yorkshire pudding made by a yorkshire woman ,let this man stick to beefburgers ~~~~~

  • nar am frum baarnsley me kid, an wot thas noked up ere in ewt like ewt ive ever put darn mi throet. Tha wents ti get this sen darn chipoil instead, bloody reet chips frum't chipoil tha nos kid.

  • What the Fxxx. i am a chef from the UK and that wasn`t like any Yorkshire i even seen. Whisk 2 eggs and slowly add 250 grams plain flour adding a little milk and water so the batter so it never gets to thick. keep adding the milk and water until its the thickness od Double cream. Bake at 240 in a yorkshire pudding tin with very hot beef dripping or lard for about 10 mins for small ones or 25 for a large one.

  • it was all good until he tried to make a giant Yorkshire Pudin a casserole dish, what the hell was that about!?

  • Noo noo noo. You want great Yorkshires? Try this. I'm a legend with friends and family :)

    1 1/2 pint of milk

    2 3 eggs

    3 Sift 4oz plain flour

    4 Pinch of salt

    5 Whisk together

    6 12 section muffin tray, each section with oil or fat EXTREMELY hot.

    7 Add the mixture.

    8 DO NOT EVER open the oven door. I'm saying 220-230 degrees.

    9 20 minutes later you will have fantastic individual Yorkshire puddings. This is my recipe.

  • I just made your recipe. They came out perfect..THANK YOU so much.

    For those here in the USA

    a half pint is 1 cup

    and 220-230 Celsius = 425 - 450 F

  • Shnooka30

    Nice one! I approached it kinda like scientifically, as I LOVE Yorkshires. I took tips from various professionals and just used what I wanted for my own method. I've given this recipe to a few friends and they say people always comment on them! :)

  • That yorkshire looked crap

  • I completely agree! I'm from Yorkshire and it looks nothing like my mum makes or Nan used to make!!

  • i am a yorkshire man and trust my out of all of the yorkshire puddings ive ever had my mum makes them the best, im telling ya now keith you gotta come for dinner xD shes had many yers of experience making them though n i mean many im 21 n shes been doing it as long as i can remember

  • what is also good is that you put the drippings in a muffin tin so everyone gets their own little yorkshire pudding :)

  • its worse when ppl cook asian food especially thai food. they create their own 'version' and then call it authentic and classic

    pissy issue actually. i find molecular gastronmy interesting though

  • not very good.sorry to bo so blunt.

    please try this. 1 cup of flour (plain) 1 cup of milk 1 pinch of salt 3 medium eggs beat all together into a batter. pre heat oven to very hot with the dripping from your beef add batter and leave for 15 to 20 mins.take it from me an ENGLISH MAN this works a treat.regards from dave (c)

  • will try that way....it's a great dish..I could eat it everyday!!

    Keith

  • I've never had yorkshire pudding. What kind of sauce do you use to eat it?

  • you would normally have beef gravey with yorkshire pudding.

    roast beef,roast potatoes,veg,yorkshire pudding & beef gravey is a classic sunday lunch here in england.

    regards Dave

  • Sounds yummy! I'll try that. Thank you =)