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- From: ausdal@ece.scarolina.edu (Thi Van Ausdal)
- Subject: Re: Short, shameful confession
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- Organization: USC Department of Computer Science
- References: <1992Nov03.041241.16117@NeoSoft.com> <ausdal.721067954@joule> <1992Nov8.172021.10979@rdg.dec.com> <1992Nov12.055034.13262@eskimo.celestial.com>
- Date: 16 Nov 92 03:30:01 GMT
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- kurt@eskimo.celestial.com (Kurt Cockrum) writes:
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- >In article <1992Nov8.172021.10979@rdg.dec.com> jessop@ljohub.enet.dec.com (Class Dinosauria) writes:
- >>
- >>>One question, what the hell is yorkshire pudding? Seriously!
- >>
- >>My guess is, some kind of pudding invented in or by Yorkshire.
- >[...]
- >Fucking is when 2 or more people fuck.
- >When you do it in Yorkshire, you have Yorkshire fucking.
- >Pudding is when 2 or more people pud.
- >When you do it in Yorkshire, you have Yorkshire pudding.
- >If you want to know what pudding is, check the alt.pudding FAQ :) .
-
- >BTW, remember the funnies that used to come in Fleer's Dubble Bubble
- >bubble gum? There was a fat guy named Pud who was a stock character.
-
- >Lastly, I pound my pud everytime I pass thru Yorkshire (or Yorkshire
- >passes thru me! :) [Worcestershire? never mind]
- >--
- >kurt@grogatch.celestial.com (Kurt Cockrum)
- >Subvert the Anti-Gands! F-IW MYOB
-
- Y'all are weird as the day is long. My thanks to Ken Johnson at Edinburgh,
- who was kind enough to send me the recipe!!!
- To quote (mostly):
- "You roast the beef in a tin that collects the meat juices, and you take
- it out of the oven 30 min. before it is due to be cooked. ...pour in a pint
- of batter of egg, flour, milk, baking powder, a little salt, and put back in
- the oven at a high temperature (200* Celsius) and don't disturb on any
- account for the last 30 minutes.
- "The batter rises, sets to form a golden brown, soft but crusty Yorkshire
- pudding; traditionally in most parts of England, you serve it with the
- meat, but in Yorkshire it's sometimes served separately as a first course.
- It was evolved by Yorkshire housewives [go Ma!] during the hard times of
- the 30's to eke out precious food supplies.
- "You cannot do it in a microwave." because it won't brown correctly.
-
- Now we all know.
- Thanks Ken.
-
- Thi VanAusdal
-