January 2014 Grocery Challenge

mags50_2

My Yorkshire puds are the same and I have 3 girls, all with homes of their own, who make lovely ones. I too have tried every recipe known to man but are only just edible lol
We shall have to start a Yorkshire pudding club

Lola76

mags50 wrote: »

My Yorkshire puds are the same and I have 3 girls, all with homes of their own, who make lovely ones. I too have tried every recipe known to man but are only just edible lol
We shall have to start a Yorkshire pudding club

I am a bit useless with the Yorkshire pudding but this recipe worked well for me http://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/9020/best-yorkshire-puddings
I add 1 more egg than stated in the recipe and tray with oil has to be rrrrreeeeeeaaaallly hot xx

First_Trouble

jammy_dodger wrote: »

another spend free day in the dodger household:j

nothing I'm needing so staying well clear of supermarkets

used up pack of mini sausages wrapped in bacon in a toad in the hole type thing
must admit my yorkshire pudd is Always blooomin heavy ,
i like to think im not a bad cook but this beats me every time and ive used every recipe known to man
when my DD makes it she just throws it altogether and it rises beautifully lihght as a feather but she is away at uni
it never works for me but hey ho its edible and thats supper for the next couple of days sorted

ive half a tin of corned beef in fridge if anyone has a yummy recipe apart from corned beef hash to use it up

JD x

My TITH was always burnt at the top and soggy at the bottom almost gave up the ghost until I stumbled across this recipe and it works really well for me.

http://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/9020/best-yorkshire-puddings

First_Trouble

Lola76 wrote: »

I am a bit useless with the Yorkshire pudding but this recipe worked well for me http://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/9020/best-yorkshire-puddings
I add 1 more egg than stated in the recipe and tray with oil has to be rrrrreeeeeeaaaallly hot xx

I agree best Yorkys ever! I was so shocked actually sat in front of the oven to make sure they were really rising.

mags50_2

Thanks people
Am definitely going to try this recipe!

mooomin

£17.20 spent today on various ingredients. Should only need milk/fruit/bread until I get paid next week and have £56.06 sitting in the food account

jammy_dodger

First_Trouble wrote: »

I agree best Yorkys ever! I was so shocked actually sat in front of the oven to make sure they were really rising.

me too Im gonna try this it may be the end to my "soggy bottom "



my doggy bone treats these i made just before christmas for Oscar my faithful pal



JD xx

franby64

I've just had a couple of days where I've bought a lot locally - bad planning, or to be precise, no planning.
I need to realise Christmas is over and I've got to plan the rest of Jan - I've only got £150 left.

I will do the plan tonight...probably.

marris

spent £1,60 so will update the sig

DanielleNic87

Updated my sig with an additional £13.55. Didn't need anything but it was a bargain

I got 12 plaice fillets, 20 sausages, 20 rashers of bacon and some eggs from M&S.