winjim
Straddle the line, discord and rhyme
True though.
Rate my Yorkshire Pudding... I mean 'Toad in the Hole' <DOH>
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i hate hills
Its my day to be brilliant
Magic mate ..pass me a slice. nom nom nom.
slowmotion
Quite dreadful
- Location
- lost somewhere
It's Toad in the Hole isn't it? Yorkshire pudding should look like some kind of exploding fungus on steroids.
Edit: scalped by @craigwend!
twentysix by twentyfive
Clinging on tightly
- Location
- Over the Hill
You know what... I just realised I titled the thread as Yorkshire Pudding..
I meant it to be Rate my Toad in the Hole!!
What a plonker....
<DOH>
Yellow Saddle
Guru
- Location
- Loch side.
Don't insult fungus. At least mushrooms have a particular taste.
classic33
Leg End Member
And you wondered why you got a two!You know what... I just realised I titled the thread as Yorkshire Pudding..
I meant it to be Rate my Toad in the Hole!!
What a plonker....
classic33
Leg End Member
Some you may get to try a second time.
Yellow Saddle
Guru
- Location
- Loch side.
Yeah, true. I once ate a YP that was so stodgy the doctor predicted my next "movement" to be in July 2018. There won't be a second time for me on one of those though. I miss my reading time too much.
classic33
Leg End Member
Why'd tha eat a Yorkshire Post?
Except they're French of course.
They got the name yorkshire pudding because people of yorkshire being so tight they would fill up on oven baked pancake batter thus having to serve less proper food.
As for the toad in the hole under scrutiny, five minutes less would have done, but I won't score as I don't have an example of mine to put up for comparison.
[QUOTE 4719549, member: 259"]The Flemish make "pad in het gat", which is literally the same as "toad in the hole", but I suppose it was exported over here during WW1. But where the feck is the gravy? 
[/QUOTE]
The gravy happens once it's sliced up and the roasties and peas are on the plate
[/QUOTE]The gravy happens once it's sliced up and the roasties and peas are on the plate
robjh
Legendary Member
- Location
- Cambridgeshire - almost Essex
Who else calls it sausage toad?
