Easy Yorkshire Pudding 约克夏布丁

Yorkshire puddings originated from the UK. The puddings are made from a simple batter, and usually served with beef and gravy, during lunches or dinners.

Having a baby + a toddler means it’s quite difficult for me to really keep up with meal times, housework, and (arghs) all the mummy stuff. Hahaha!

The past week had me struggling to put meals on the table. Dinners can be a challenge these days, as I struggle to do my work + care for the baby. So this quick Yorkshire pudding recipe is the perfect recipe for breakfast on busy days! I wonder if I would be able to find even simpler and faster recipe than this lol.

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It’s supposed to be baked tall, which you can do in a regular muffin pan!

Mine is slightly shorter, as I poured in lesser batter this time. I find that it tastes like a (salty) pancake/chewy bread, which is quite good for breakfast as well! So instead of gravy, I paired it with maple syrup and some fresh fruits. Yummy!

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Easy Yorkshire Pudding 约克夏布丁

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• Prep Time: 10 minutes
• Cook Time: 20 minutes
• Total Time: 30 minutes
• Yield: 6 Puddings 1x

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Description

A simpler way of making Yorkshire pudding. Great for breakfast for lazy mornings!

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Ingredients

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• 120 g eggs ((about 2 eggs))
• 100 g plain flour + 20g Prima superfine wholegrain flour (or 120g plain flour)
• 100 g milk

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Instructions

1. Place egg and milk into a medium sized mixing bowl, and whisk well.
2. Sift in flour in 2 batches and whisk to mix well.
3. Preheat oven to 200C.
4. Grease your muffin pan well, with butter or oil. Pour in batter till half filled.
5. Bake in preheated oven 200C for about 20mins, or till golden brown.

Notes

You can just use 120g of plain flour instead. I am trying to use more wholemeal flour for healthier eating 🙂

 

2 eggs usually measure around 100g. Otherwise, you can just use a 1:1:1 ratio, according to weight of eggs.

 

For variety, you can also add in some sugar, ground cinnamon or nutmeg into the batter.

 

Recipe from iCook

• Category: Breakfast, Snack

 

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