To pud or not to pud?
That is the question for Christmas dinner. Do Yorkshire puddings have a place on your Christmas dinner plate?
There’s obviously food that is a time-honoured tradition at the Christmas dinner table. But the Yorkshire pudding is a more recent addition that is always likely to split the opinion of the guests.
Traditionalists would argue that this mini batter pudding should only be served with roast beef. After all, this is the turkey’s patch and cranberries and pigs in blankets are there to steal the trimmings show. And, along with the bread sauce and stuffing, the dinner is a veritable carb overload as it is without the addition of a flour-based pudding.
But others would say why wouldn’t you have them? A roast is not complete without their presence and, as Christmas dinner is already a meal of complete indulgence, what is the matter with adding another element?
Well we’re split here at Party to Go Towers but what do you think?
No matter what camp you’re in though, everyone loves Christmas dinner no matter what you are serving up. So, for all the Yorkshire pudding lovers and haters out there, whatever is on your plate this Christmas we wish you a merry one and a happy New Year.
