Yorkshire Puddings on Xmas Dinner

[Hillian1]

Yay or Nay.

Personally I think it's pissing on the memory of the Baby Jebus.

 

[whitelion]

Yay or Nay.

Personally I think it's pissing on the memory of the Baby Jebus.

Baby Jebus?

 

[Hillian1]

Baby Jebus?

Yes.

 

[Normski1989]

We always have turkey on Christmas day, so no. Yorkies are for beef!

 

[Marshy]

I am of the opinion that any roast dinner is improved with a good yorkie. Xmas dinner is not excluded from this rule.

 

[Titanic]

No. Thank you.

 

[Hillian1]

We always have turkey on Christmas day, so no. Yorkies are for beef!

Is correct, to do otherwise is just plain wrong.

Next step is animal cruelty and after that, well, just look at Jeffrey Dahmer.

 

[beardy gull]

Hell yes.

 

[Lord Bracknell]

My grandmother, who made thick heavy Yorkshire puds that would absorb gravy like they were made out of blotting paper, insisted on a Christmas dinner that included Yorkshire pudding and swedes. In memory of her, I have voted YES.

 

[SurreySeagulls]

Yorkshire Puds are a staple of ANY roast dinner, come to think of it they should be made compulsory for any meal

 

[Yoda]

If I have a dark meat, then yes.

 

[daveinprague]

Is there a definitive law on what you can or cant eat for a birthday anniversary? Im going to eat anything put in front of me tbh

 

[Megazone]

According to the book of Judas, one of the 3 kings/wisemen brought Yorkshire puddings as a surprise. The frankincense was only brought as a prank to see his reaction.

The Yorkshire puds were a success.

 

[Marshy]

Very happy to see YES winning this

 

[Bob'n'weave]

Not on my watch. Might as well burn the tree and take a dump on the Bible. Unbelievable.

 

[ofco8]

No, to many other goodies on the plate. Can forgo YP for a big helping of Christmas pud.

 

[BensGrandad]

Yorkshire Puds are a staple of ANY roast dinner, come to think of it they should be made compulsory for any meal

That is the view of many and the same people probably have ketchup on a roast . The correct answer is no they should only accompany beef and horseradish sauce IMHO. I wouldnt have room on my Christmas Dinner for them anyway unless we didnt have Turkey and either Pork or Gammon and had beef on Christmas Day instead of Boxing Day or the Sunday following.

 

[Prince Monolulu]

Be beef and lamb as normal so why the feck not?

 

[BNthree]

No yorkshires with Christmas dinner? There are some wrong'uns on this forum!

 

[Badger]

Not for me, Clive.

I like a Yorkshire Pudding, but with Christmas dinner I feel it takes up space which can be occupied by the vast array of other tasty treats on offer.