Poll: Yorkshire Puddings with Christmas Dinner

Do you have yorkies with your Christmas dinner?

  • Yes

    Votes: 196 75.1%
  • No

    Votes: 63 24.1%
  • I don’t care as long as I get a steaming hot mug of bovril

    Votes: 9 3.4%

  • Total voters
    261
yorkies every roast dinner, regardless of meats. PRO TIP. If you are using frozen ones, (many will as it's just very convenient), take out the freezer, like ages before needing warming (not gonna kill you), once all your spuds, veg, meat is out of the oven, turn oven off, stick in the 40 yorkies and by the time you have served up/dished out the other stuff, the yorkies are done.

Also, warm and soft yorkies dipped in golden syrup. to die for.
 
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I never buy into that. my in-laws (and wife) think I am weird as not only have we got cranberry sauce but also mint sauce and apple sauce with our turkey.... defo Yorkshire's too. wife insists on bread sauce. I will make it for her but I can't stand it.
mint sauce is like yorkies, 100% needed for a roast dinner, same with english mustard. that has to be on the table too.
 
yorkies every roast dinner, regardless of meats. PRO TIP. If you are using frozen ones, (many will as it's just very convenient), take out the freezer, like ages before needing warming (not gonna kill you), once all your spuds, veg, meat is out of the oven, turn oven off, stick in the 40 yorkies and by the time you have served up/dished out the other stuff, the yorkies are done.

Also, warm and soft yorkies dipped in golden syrup. to die for.
Aunt bessies yorkshires are actually decent, id always prefer my own but its an easy alternative.
 
Re: Cauliflower - Someone told me once the origin of cauliflower cheese was from the American's inventing a dish to mock the Irish when the Cauliflower (the Irish version of the Mayflower) sank with all souls mid-Atlantic. They said the cheese was the sea and the Cauliflower represented the broken ship and dying people. I belived this for years before it was rasied at a Thanksgiving dinner and I was mocked severly.
 
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