Reviewed: Mar. 8, 2013

These are awesome! And super easy to make. My boyfriend LOVED them. I can't wait to try these with some different seasonings... maybe some garlic ones or some cinnamon and vanilla ones! Yum Yum! Will make again!

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jandra8302

Reviewed: Feb. 17, 2013

Best yorkshire pudding I've ever had and so easy to make! My husband absolutely loved them! Will forever use this recipe from now on.

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bunny170

Cooking Level: Expert

Reviewed: Feb. 13, 2013

Fantastic and easy, thanks for sharing! I always halve the recipe for the 2 of us or else we'd eat them all. I add a bit of salt and let the batter rest on the counter for a couple of hours before baking. Never open the oven or else the yorkies won't rise as high.

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rita

Reviewed: Jan. 6, 2013

Great recipe. I was taught never to use salt as some others have said and I use 1 tsp bacon fat in each cup instead of oil. The old 1:1:1 recipe standby creates a denser doughier puff. This recipe makes a slightly crispy-on-the-outside, hollow centred, fluffed up, lighter-weight puff. I have tried many many recipes looking for the perfect sky-high fluffy puff, and this is near perfect. I use 2 x 7/8 of a cup of flour, instead of 2 cups even. It makes it lighter and puffier. I also let the ingredients come to room temperature before whipping up the batter in my blender.

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Priscilla Puff

Reviewed: Dec. 29, 2012

Recipe works great. I switch half my oil for chili oil to add some kick. Also I live in high altitude city so I turn oven down to 350 after 10 min so they don't fall

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Mike

Reviewed: Dec. 27, 2012

Completely awesome and lighter-than-air Yorkies! My British mother-in-law (and the Women's Institute) would be proud to serve these. I let the mixture rest for a while as the pan heats up. Occasionally, if the mood hits me, I add fresh herbs, cheese, or other seasonings. Thank you!!!

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Cyd_Delve

Cooking Level: Intermediate

Home Town: Williamson, New York, USA

Reviewed: Dec. 24, 2012

Fabulous!

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friendlyfork

Cooking Level: Intermediate

Home Town: Binghamton, New York, USA

Living In: Lake Worth, Florida, USA

Reviewed: Dec. 22, 2012

Not sure where I went wrong, but these were disastrous for me even though I tried to follow the recipe precisely. They ended up like dense, hard, flat, dark, little hockey pucks. After doing some research I learned that the volume of eggs should exactly match the volume of milk, which should also match the volume of flour (i.e., 2 cups each). Therefore, next time I intend to measure the beaten eggs to ensure that the four eggs will equal 2 cups (I doubt it). Also, I've heard that the best milk to use is 2%, not homogenized. Stay tuned.

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Debutante

Cooking Level: Expert

Home Town: Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada

Reviewed: Dec. 9, 2012

After reading the reviews, I took tips from the UK tipsters and measured/added 2 cups of eggs vs just 4 eggs per recipe and I also added salt. These turned out perfect and as the recipe title says, they were sky-high and delicious. I also didn't wait for the oil to smoke, I just added the batter after the oil heated in oven for about 7 minutes. Oh, and I used oil vs beef drippings. Other tipsters stated to use Homogonized milk but I just used 1% milk that I usually have in refrigerator - and they turned out perfect.

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danad

Reviewed: Nov. 15, 2012

Makes perfect Yorkshire every time! Great recipe! I like to warm my milk in the microwave just a tad first (30-40 seconds) and let the eggs sit in a bowl of hot water while I get the ingredients together. I find yorkshires always rise better with room temp imgredients.

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