Best Ever 3-Ingredient Yorkshire Puddings
My Yorkshire puddings have developed a reputation of their own on the blog, so naturally, they had to be in this book. Everyone loves them because they rise even more than muggle Yorkshire puds and they’re super crisp on the outside. Oh and they only need 3 simple ingredients! Vegetarian Low fodmap Dairy-free: use dairy-free milk | Lactose-free: use lactose-free milk TIP: You could use tapioca starch instead of cornflour. This recipe also works perfectly for toad in the hole!
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