Yorkshire pudding in the US?

Ellelledee · 6 Feb 19, 06:16 PM

The other day on my thread re gravy Yorkshire puddings came up and the comment of variations of food across the uk etc.
But then I’ve just seen Tim Tracker eating at a character dining and Jen had Yorkshire pudding! She mentioned it and said she wasn’t sure if it was the same as in UK. Dd and I both went “wow! They have Yorkshire pudding! ”

Gryff · 6 Feb 19, 06:20 PM

Best thing I have for making yourkshire pudding is what they call a pop over pan they are almost the same thing
I do take Asda yorkshire pudding mix out to Florida for an American friend

disneymadhouse · 6 Feb 19, 10:42 PM

Was it at Storybook dining at Artists point? I had a Yorkshire pudding with my prime rib there in December. Our American friends who we were with had never tried one!

YorkshireT · 7 Feb 19, 07:15 AM

Universal do a toad in the hole in Harry Potter.

**swiper** · 7 Feb 19, 07:29 AM

20 odd years ago in the Rose and Crown we had a Sunday dinner.
It was prime rib with jus and the Yorkshire pudding was a biscuit/scone the type you get in kfc. Not my idea of a Yorkshire pudding!

**Gill H** · 7 Feb 19, 09:09 AM

I saw that video too. Didn’t look that nice though. Not as good as the toad in the hole I made last night!

Is it only me that is singing the thread title in my head? Instead of “R.O.C.K. in the USA”...!

Lulu Belle · 8 Feb 19, 03:13 PM

I had a funny conversation with an American friend of mine where I was trying to explain what a yorkshire pudding was. She eventually said "oh you mean a popover!"

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	8 Feb 19, 03:13 PM Lulu Belle Apprentice Imagineer
Lulu Belle Apprentice Imagineer Join Date: Jun 12	I had a funny conversation with an American friend of mine where I was trying to explain what a yorkshire pudding was. She eventually said "oh you mean a popover!"