FabGuys.com forum: Is it ok to have Yorkshire pudding with Roast Chicken

By *rusoe OP Man
26 weeks ago

Uists

Just asking......?

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By (user no longer on site)
26 weeks ago

Of course it is. As long as the gravy's good.

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By *ustPeekinMan
26 weeks ago

Alresford

"Of course it is. As long as the gravy's good. "

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By (user no longer on site)
26 weeks ago

as a Yorkshire man by birth, the correct way is just Yorkshire's on their own with gravy, then the other food afterwards, the reason being is that eating the Yorkshire's first means the rest of the food can be made to go further, Yorkshire frugality lol x

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By *anny30007Man
26 weeks ago

Stevenage

100% yes!

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By *evanianMan
26 weeks ago

Gogledd Ddwyrain Cymru

Traditionally served with roast beef, although having it with chicken seems ok too.

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By (user no longer on site)
26 weeks ago

It would be rude not too haha 🤭😊

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By *ildwestheroMan
26 weeks ago

Llandrindod Wells

When I was a youngster we always had Yorkshire pudding with the Sunday roast whatever the meat was.

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By *eepeter4Man
26 weeks ago

Bournemouth

Be careful you will have the food Police after you to

. Right has anyone got a spare tin of pineapple 🍍🍍 to put on my pizza

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By *attersbyMan
26 weeks ago

cotswold

"When I was a youngster we always had Yorkshire pudding with the Sunday roast whatever the meat was."

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By *ondomhunterMan
26 weeks ago

hastings

Roast dinner shoukd have Yorkshire pudding whatever the meat imo!

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By (user no longer on site)
26 weeks ago

Does the Pope shit in the woods

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By *issy crystalTV/TS
26 weeks ago

Hook

Only if you put the jam on top and the milk in first

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By * inch dandanMan
26 weeks ago

Leicester

Yes Yorkshire pudding with all meat

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By *upertedMan
26 weeks ago

Nelson

If its what you're cooking it's what you are cooking. However, in ny house a Yorkie usually goes with roast beef and horseradish.

Sage and onion stuffing for chicken.

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By *eepeter4Man
26 weeks ago

Bournemouth

What about those poor old vegans

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By (user no longer on site)
26 weeks ago

As an aside, I'm useless at roast spuds, but a foolproof alternative is to sautee them (parboil, quarter and fry). Use Maris Piper, which are made for this.

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By (user no longer on site)
26 weeks ago

Yes. Just not in Yorkshire.

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By *ountainMan
26 weeks ago

ipswich

Yorkshire pudding as dessert with custard. Yum.

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By *ildwestheroMan
26 weeks ago

Llandrindod Wells

"What about those poor old vegans "

Vegan gluten-free Yorkshire pudding with their lentil roast.

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By *awihMan
26 weeks ago

Aldershot

"Just asking......?"

Have Yorkshire puddings with what ever you like so long as you enjoy it - if anyone comments on it just say it is a Fusion meal 🫢

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By *hebestrimmerMan
Forum Mod
26 weeks ago

Sth Elmsall

Correct, I always have them first, usually 2 made in a 7" round tin,

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By *hebestrimmerMan
Forum Mod
26 weeks ago

Sth Elmsall

Its to be hoped so, because this weeks roast was chicken, and I've just had 2 7 incher puddings before the main course.

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By *eepeter4Man
26 weeks ago

Bournemouth

Charlie from Windsor as is Nor fuck chicken 🐔 wrap in courgette ribbons

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By *eg4youMan
26 weeks ago

brstol

if you fancy it go for it

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By *antylover4funMan
26 weeks ago

.....

Have wat ever you fancy

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By *ob 1212Man
26 weeks ago

Cleveleys

Spot on Yorkshire first

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By *rMagicFingersMan
26 weeks ago

Bournemouth

"Traditionally served with roast beef, although having it with chicken seems ok too.

Yep, Yorkshire pud with beef, stuffing with chicken or turkey. But hey, people will put anything in their mouths these days.

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By *eepeter4Man
26 weeks ago

Bournemouth

Have you seen the price of beef these days

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By *asturbate youMan
26 weeks ago

WEYBRIDGE

Yes so long as you don't put ketchup on it

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By *inditvTV/TS
26 weeks ago

edinburgh

Always a must with roast chicken!

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By *ountainMan
26 weeks ago

ipswich

Yorkshire pudding curry ?

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By *althazar_LSMan
26 weeks ago

calne

Finally someone is asking the hard hitting questions that the rest of us are too scared to ask out loud.

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By *oesexy1812Man
26 weeks ago

Birkenhead fj

Oh yeah it’s got to be very moist and dripping with lots of gravy.mmmm yummy 😋

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By *arrogateDadMan
26 weeks ago

Harrogate

No. As others have said should be eaten as a starter with gravy alone….

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By *wadbisexualMan
26 weeks ago

Castle Gresley

Yes

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By *os001Man
26 weeks ago

Oxford

Definitely, with lots of gravy too!

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By *rainmeupxMan
26 weeks ago

doncaster

Definitely

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By *cunnySucker69Man
26 weeks ago

Scunthorpe

It's your food, do what you like

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By *hagmenowplsMan
26 weeks ago

Hereford

Absolutely

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By *i Guy PrestonMan
26 weeks ago

Preston

Have had Yorkshires with Christmas dinner for years.

Nice with ice cream too

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By (user no longer on site)
26 weeks ago

Yorkshire Pudding can be served with anything one wants - all these food police saying what goes with what are just pretentious twats.

The worse ones are those who try and dictate what should or should not go on a pizza.

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By *eepeter4Man
26 weeks ago

Bournemouth

How about having a Yorkshire pudding with sausage and mash or toad in the hole

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By (user no longer on site)
26 weeks ago

Sacrilage, chicken & yorkshire puddings ?? yuch.i

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By (user no longer on site)
26 weeks ago

"No. As others have said should be eaten as a starter with gravy alone…."

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By *orny-derby-guyMan
26 weeks ago

Derby/Nottingham

Yes!!

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By *oose1Man
26 weeks ago

doncaster

I like a large round one filled with stew

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By *rownriverMan
26 weeks ago

horley

Indeed so

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By *eepeter4Man
26 weeks ago

Bournemouth

"I like a large round one filled with stew "
there's a few pubs in the Peak District that do that sort of dish mainly for Ramblers

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By *estlondonguyMan
26 weeks ago

Hammersmith

100% yes. Yorkshires with all roasts

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By *0yguyMan
26 weeks ago

Cumbria

"100% yes. Yorkshires with all roasts "

….unless you’re vegan.

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By *mandaWhenDressedMan
26 weeks ago

around

Chicken, creamy pepper sauce in a giant Yorkshire puddings wrap. Don't knock it

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By *sal paulMan
26 weeks ago

frinton /walton area

No no no no no wrong in every sense of the word roast beef or pork that’s it nothing else

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By *ipanty123Man
26 weeks ago

leeds

Really should be Yorkshire puddings with gravy before eating your sunday dinner

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By *obbertMan
26 weeks ago

In a world of my own

Not a problem, you never had Yorkshire’s at Christmas with Turkey?

Hugs

Bob

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By *ll foxMan
26 weeks ago

WORKSOP

Most definitely

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By (user no longer on site)
26 weeks ago

Yes I always when having either beef or chicken covered in gravy, now pepper sauce over sack religious lol

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By *im le2Man
26 weeks ago

aylestone leic

Tho can have yorkies with any meal .

It's nice with jam on it.

Toad in the hole.

Use as a bowl for thick stews.

When nearly cooked place a slice of tomato and grated cheese on it Minny pizza.

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By *ipples 100Man
26 weeks ago

Bradford

I know a cafe that serves a full English breakfast or if you like a full Yorkshire breakfast. The same ingredients as the English but served in a Aunt Bessie giant pudding. Weird but delicious and more filling

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By *othJoTV/TS
26 weeks ago

Peterborough

Being a Yorkshire man brought up in heavy industrial south Yorkshire.

A yorkie pudding was served up solo first with thick gravy and brown sauce. I used to save half to have with dinner filled with a mix of my dinner

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By *0yguyMan
26 weeks ago

Cumbria

"Being a Yorkshire man brought up in heavy industrial south Yorkshire.

A yorkie pudding was served up solo first with thick gravy and brown sauce. I used to save half to have with dinner filled with a mix of my dinner"

When I was a lad we couldn’t afford luxuries like Yorkshire pudding with a roast, we just used to have a Jammy Dodger dipped in us gruel.

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By *olf EchoMan
26 weeks ago

My house

When I was a lad we couldn’t afford luxuries like Yorkshire pudding with a roast, we just used to have a Jammy Dodger dipped in us gruel."

Jammy Dodger? Jammy Dodger???!!!

Luxury!!!

When I was a lad it was a Rich Tea. And that was only on Christmas and Birthdays.

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By *ral b..Man
1 week ago

Aunt Bessie ate my hamster

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By *eepeter4Man
1 week ago

Bournemouth

When I was a lad we couldn’t afford luxuries like Yorkshire pudding with a roast, we just used to have a Jammy Dodger dipped in us gruel.

Jammy Dodger? Jammy Dodger???!!!

Luxury!!!

When I was a lad it was a Rich Tea. And that was only on Christmas and Birthdays."
you was lucky I have to eat biscuits with a fly filling .

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By *ral b..Man
1 week ago

If you force Yorkshire pudding in one ear,and pour gravy in the other...you're not eating properly

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By *ibuddy200Man
1 week ago

leominster

Absolutely your dinner your choice.

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By *os001Man
1 week ago

Oxford

Love a Yorkshire pudding.

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By *ockHardMcrCockMan
1 week ago

Bolton

Obvs !!!

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By *awihMan
1 week ago

Aldershot

"Just asking......?"

I have them with any roast - Beef, Lamb, Pork, Chicken, Gammon, even Turkey. Oh and don’t forget Toad in the Hole - basically a Yorkshire Pud with Sausages in it.

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By *IPMANMan
1 week ago

West London

I see no problem..

My Father liked Yorkshire pudding with treacle before he ate anything else !! Having said that his Mother was from Hull originally, explains a lot...

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By *luteus maxMan
1 week ago

Waterlooville at night

Sounds fowl.

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By *haron1701ETV/TS
1 week ago

Southport

Needs gravy but...

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By *haron1701ETV/TS
1 week ago

Southport

"Just asking......?

I have them with any roast - Beef, Lamb, Pork, Chicken, Gammon, even Turkey. Oh and don’t forget Toad in the Hole - basically a Yorkshire Pud with Sausages in it."

100 gazillion trazillion percent agree

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By *haron1701ETV/TS
1 week ago

Southport

Toad in the hole, with mash n gravy.

Absolute heaven

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By *orcsmatMan
1 week ago

Kidderminster

Of course.

We had a dinner party where I roasted a turkey. One of our guests stated that they don't go.

She ate two.

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By *upertedMan
1 week ago

Nelson

It's whatever your family traditions are.

In my house a yorkie is for a beef dinner. Roasted swede, creamed spinach and cauliflower cheese are other side dishes for chicken etc.

If I'm at a Toby Carvery you can guarantee I'm having one of those Frisbees whatever...

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By *suckcocks666Man
1 week ago

Birstall

Yorkshire pudds with beef and onion gravy xx

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By *ondomhunterMan
1 week ago

hastings

All roast dinners should have them.

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By *ellowbladeMan
1 week ago

Grantham

Yorkshire pudding with blackcurrant vinegar - gorgeous

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By *ernne67Man
1 week ago

Shoeburyness

"All roast dinners should have them. "
defnatly

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By *ub slut SueTV/TS
1 week ago

penrith

As several have pointed out, originally the creation of frugal housewives to fill the stomach of their family and stretch the expensive joint out over several meals…

my mother and both grandmothers would have served them as a side to the main meal and they would be fought over.

A few rules…

Served with gravy - proper stuff made from the sticky bits in the roasting tin and not something out of a packet.

Made with beef dripping (lard would be a poor second best)

Pre-made Yorkshire puds are a crime against humanity - should be a UN article regarding this

Post should have been in the northern forum rather than the lounge - no disrespect, but what interest have southerners in northern culture and cuisine - cultural appropriation!

Finally, someone will call me an pretentious twat, see a previous post - you will note they are no longer a member of the site - Yorkshire Mafia - that’s all I can say 😉

A former Yorkshire girl (economic migrant- left Yorkshire due to my job) so reasonably well qualified to comment.

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By *ornybiCoolMan
1 week ago

Abingdon - on- Thames

Best thing I had at Yorkshire show years ago. A large Yorkshire as a dish. With sliced beef and onion gravy inside.

Veggies on side.

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By *etterbiggerMan
1 week ago

Scunthorpe

"When I was a youngster we always had Yorkshire pudding with the Sunday roast whatever the meat was."

As a born and raised Yorkshire man. We would have Yorkshire pudding every Sunday, first of course. Then a rotation of roast meat. Lamb, pork, beef then chicken and pork together. Chicken on its own was not considered good enough for Sunday lunch on its own. Midweek yes

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By *ral b..Man
1 week ago

"Ere,What happens if you put a Lancashire hotpot in a Yorkshire pudding ...

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By *azadarMan
1 week ago

North Birmingham

In a world where pineapple is profanely put on pizza, this barely rates as a culinary crime.

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By *onman666TV/TS
1 week ago

doncaster

"Yes Yorkshire pudding with all meat "

Oh yes as a Yorkshireman i have to agree yorkshire pudding with all meat , how else do you think toad in the whole got its name

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By *DEmileyRoseTV/TS
1 week ago

Derry(Ballymagroarty), Ireland

Yes I do it either beef or chicken even did with stuff pigs in blankets with trimmings and loads of gravy.

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By *eefandfurMan
1 week ago

Edinburgh

Yes, but if you put pineapple on a pizza my nonna will haunt you nightmares.

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By *ngel50TV/TS
1 week ago

Kinross

It's okay to have ice-cream with chicken if you like it

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By *eepeter4Man
1 week ago

Bournemouth

""Ere,What happens if you put a Lancashire hotpot in a Yorkshire pudding ...

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you will be made to watch Accrington Stanley every Saturday until the end of the season

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By *DEmileyRoseTV/TS
1 week ago

Derry(Ballymagroarty), Ireland

I think Yorkshire pudding can be had with anything, I bought one large one and put boiled whole spuds with some carrots and parsnips and peas, with sausages and two mince patties from frying pan in then covered in gravy, end of toad in the whole is a giant Yorkshire pudding with sausages inside.

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By *i_guy_WBayMan
1 week ago

Whitley Bay

As far as I’m concerned, you can have whatever you want with your dinner, you’re the one eating it. Personally I love Yorkshire Puddings and have them with any roast dinner.

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By *DEmileyRoseTV/TS
1 week ago

Derry(Ballymagroarty), Ireland

"I think Yorkshire pudding can be had with anything, I bought one large one and put boiled whole spuds with some carrots and parsnips and peas, with sausages and two mince patties from frying pan in then covered in gravy, end of toad in the whole is a giant Yorkshire pudding with sausages inside."

Toad in the whole? Batter flower with sausage inside? Like a tranny's ass is the batter and the sausages the cock lol and we'll battered lol

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