Re: Looking for Yorkshire Pudding recipes

Jul 23, 2026 3 Replies


Dave Smith snipped-for-privacy@sympatico.ca posted:


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> > > I met a guy in Wales that made yorkies. He was quite proud of
> > > them. They were small ones. You serve them with brown gravy and a
> > > slice of roast beef. I was going to take back a baking pan for
> > > yorkies but I was backpacking the trip. That was a smart move -
> > > not carrying those pans around.
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> > When I was a kid Sunday night dinner was a roast and it was most
> > often beef. It was almost always served with gravy and Yorkshire
> > pudding. My mother always made them in muffin pans. I was in my 20s
> > before I ever had it made in a baking pan. I prefer the individual
> > style yorkies.
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> Most folks would like an individual style yorkie. Because well, it's > individual.

It's like the individual Bundt cakes phenomenon that has now franchised out:


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Investment & Requirements Franchisee Fee $45,000 for single bakery, Royalty 6% and Marketing Production Fund 5%

$45K to attempt to sell some Bundt cakes? That's nutty as hell. My granddaughter's grandma sells Bundt cakes at the farmer's market at the mall. Hopefully, it's worth her time. It could be - but only until the next big thing arrives.

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The first I ever heard of Bundt cakes was about 50 years. They were quite popular for a while. We especially loved the sherry cake and 7Up cake varieties. A Bundt cake can go a long way and they keep nicely.

And she didn't take an 11% haircut on each one she sold either, mercy!

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