If there's one recipe every Yorkshire child needs to perfect, it's the Yorkshire pudding! They're so simple to make and satisfying to eat any day of the week - don't save them for Sundays! Whether you’re aiming to make a full batch of individual Yorkshire puddings or a giant single one ready to fill, your ingredients and method remain pretty much the same. Thanks to Visit York for providing this recipe.
-Â 175g plain flour
-Â Â 2 eggs
-Â Â 280ml milk
-Â Â 2 tbsp oil
-Â Â Salt & pepper
1.  Start by preheating your oven to 220C°. This will need to be turned down to 190C° when the Yorkshire puddings go in, but it needs to be extra-hot first.
2.  Sieve your flour into a bowl before cracking in your eggs and adding your salt and pepper.
3.  Beat your eggs together and slowly fold in your flour before adding milk to make a smooth batter.
4.  Now the oven is hot enough, add your oil to your roasting tin to pre-heat it. Once it is smoking hot, add the mixture into your roasting tin (one large roasting tin for a single Yorkshire pudding or a muffin tray for individuals).
5.  Bake for 20-25 minutes until they rise, ending up nice and crispy.