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Yorkshire pudding is a
baked pudding made from a
batter of eggs, flour, and milk or water. A
common English side dish, it is a
versatile food that can...
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roasted potatoes or
mashed potatoes, and
accompaniments such as
Yorkshire pudding, stuffing, gravy, and may
include condiments such as
apple sauce,...
- countries, the word
pudding is used to
describe sweet and
savoury dishes.
Savoury puddings include Yorkshire pudding,
black pudding, suet
pudding and
steak and...
- as
pudding-yerb in the
North Riding of
Yorkshire for its use in
black puddings.
Other herbs and ****es
sometimes used in
traditional black puddings include...
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origins of
sticky toffee pudding are disputed.
Owners of pubs
including the Gait Inn in Millington, East
Riding of
Yorkshire (claimed to 1907) and the...
- the hole is a
traditional British dish
consisting of
sausages in
Yorkshire pudding batter,
usually served with
onion gravy and vegetables. Historically...
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Pease pudding, also
known as
pease porridge, is a
savoury pudding dish made of
boiled legumes,
typically split yellow peas, with water, salt and ****es...
- Hooligan, or a Hootenanny, is a dish that is
similar to a
large Yorkshire pudding.
Unlike most pancakes,
Dutch babies are
baked in the oven, rather...
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known as
spotted dog or
railway cake) is a
traditional British steamed pudding,
historically made with suet and
dried fruit (usually
currants or raisins)...
- A suet
pudding is a boiled,
steamed or
baked pudding made with
wheat flour and suet (raw, hard fat of beef or
mutton found around the kidneys), often...
