These monster Yorkshire Puddings were actually the result of is slip of the hand and had far more milk than usual in them. We both expected them to fail, but they proved us wrong. We’ve experimented with fresh Rosemary and Sage in the batter mix, but Sage alone works really well and you end up with a flavour cross between Yorkshire Pudding and Stuffing - Which has to be good!
Ingredients:-
125g Cornflour
200ml Milk
3 eggs
Salt & fresh ground Black Pepper
2 tsp of Dried Sage
Oil
Method:-
(1) Pre-heat the oven and a well oiled pudding tray to 200c.
(2) Mix all the ingredients and whisk vigorously.
(3) When the oil is smoking hot pour the batter into the tray and return to the oven ASAP.
(4) Leave well alone for 40 to 45 minutes until your Yorkshires are golden brown on the tops.
Yes you are right we had a Sunday roast on a Wednesday. But I’m afraid that just how it pans out here most of the time…..
There are no hard and fast rules to Sausage Rolls, you could even make them with minced Beef and call them Australian Snag Rolls if you liked. But this was my attempt at Cheese and Chilli Sausage Rolls. (We used to make 80 to 120 of these a day when I working in the butchers shop and they always sold out by lunchtime!)
Ingredients:-
500g Pork mince
150g Grated Cheese
Chilli flakes
Salt to season
1 egg, battered to glaze
Pre rolls puff pasty
Method:-
(1) Mix the grated cheese, mince, salt and Chilli flakes in a bowl.
(2) Lay the pastry out and stuff with the meat mixture.
(3) Brush with battered egg.
(4) Cool on parchment in the oven at 180c for 30 minute or until the pasty is golden brown and the meat is cooled in the middle.