Poll: Yorkshire Puddings with Christmas Dinner

[throwaway4372]

I think if you're having roasties you don't need yorkshires too.
Nothing against it tho.

 

[413x]

Surely the correct poll options should be...

Yes.
Yes lots.
Yes lots and lots.

I used to feel rude about taking the last one.
Now I just take it!

 

[MikeTheNative]

I don't really understand when some say 'they only go with beef'
They don't have a strong flavour and pair well with anything.
We also have cauliflower cheese with everything as well.
Got to say it has to be home made ones, I'd rather not have any if they are frozen.

 

[MichaelAwkward]

We don't, but I wouldn't be unhappy if they appeared. Fitting them onto the plate would be my biggest worry.

 

[Nevakonaza]

Absolutely, Favourite part of the meal for me filled with Gravy!

 

[builder22]

I knew someone who was a really plain eater...their mum would make steak pie for Xmas dinner but just plain puff pastry and some sausages for them

 

[tom_e]

We also have cauliflower cheese with everything as well.

You've just reminded me I didn't pick up the bits for this with my Christmas shop!
Quick pit stop on the way home to fix that.

 

[Feek]

We don't, but I wouldn't be unhappy if they appeared. Fitting them onto the plate would be my biggest worry.

They perch on top, easy.

 

[MikeTheNative]

You've just reminded me I didn't pick up the bits for this with my Christmas shop!
Quick pit stop on the way home to fix that.

Christmas will be ruined without any caulicheese

 

[Lysander]

Christmas will be ruined without any caulicheese

Now I want cauliflower cheese and Yorkshire puddings for Xmas dinner...

 

[MikeTheNative]

Now I want cauliflower cheese and Yorkshire puddings for Xmas dinner...

Do it, you still have time.....

 

[MichaelAwkward]

They perch on top, easy.

Bad form. They need to meet the plate for maximum gravy absorption surely?

 

[Tuppy_Glossop]

Lots of small Yorkshires with gravy as a starter on their own. Twas ever thus in West Yorkshire for any roast meat meal.

 

[tom_e]

Bad form. They need to meet the plate for maximum gravy absorption surely?

Fill those bad boys up with gravy and let it soak in, then unleash the extra gravy over the rest of the plate.

 

[RevBillyG]

Love Yorkshire puddings.
Cold with a bit of jam on
Alas, there's a reason you've never heard of any famous Dutch chefs. The food over here is terrible :/

 

[glenimp617]

I'd eat them, but personally think yorkshires are best suited to roast beef. There should be plenty going on without them.

 

[rhobbyh]

Love Yorkshire puddings.
Cold with a bit of jam on
Alas, there's a reason you've never heard of any famous Dutch chefs. The food over here is terrible :/

I've never had a good experience cooking things in a Dutch oven either

 

[COYS]

75% saying yes.... sweet baby jesus if ever there was evidence of broken Britain then this poll is it. Best you all have tomato ketchup with your roasts too...

of all the GD posts this is the one that shows how broken Britain is?

 

[Dis86]

I've never had a good experience cooking things in a Dutch oven either

Good for brewing though.

 

[Pawnless Endgame]

With Christmas dinner - no.

Yorkies go with roast beef or as part of toad-in-the-hole.