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Belmont 07:05 pm UTC 08/21/09 |
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Yorkshire Pudding - steven_stuart 08:37 pm UTC 08/20/09 |
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No offense man, but why the hell are kissing Puddings ass??
> Last week, Evil One asked me: "But did you have Yorkshire
> Pudding and gravy or Yorkshire Pudding and jam?"
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> I am vegetarian, so I had baked beans instead of gravy. I
> hope this does not offend any passing Yorkshiremen.
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> It has never occured to me to try Yorkshire Pudding with
> jam. I would be grateful to any members who have tried
> this mix to let me know what it tastes like and if they
> recommend it, before I experiment.
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> I am so glad to finally understand why Pudding is called
> Pudding.
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> I used to think that it was odd for such an aggresive
> little chap to call himself a desert. I was thinking of
> pink whipped fluffy strawberry pudding with a cherry on
> top.
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> Then I learned that the honourable Pudding is not
> originally from Australasia. He is from Yorkshire and his
> choice of the name Pudding was him paying homage to
> Yorkshire Pudding.
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> Suddenly things made sense.
>
> Yorkshire Pudding is much more masculine than after dinner
> sweet dishes. Now I can see that the name Pudding is a
> great choice for someone with Pudding's special
> personality.
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> It would be nice if Pudding could post a recipe for
> Yorkshire Pudding on his massive blog. For the benefit of
> those members who live in parts of the world where
> Yorkshire Pudding is not made.
>
> It really is delicious and worth a try.
>
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