Our original “Chick in the Hole” experiment for Yorkshire Pudding Day was pretty good. The recipe is here But clearly a Chicken dinner needs stuffing even if it’s been shoehorned into a giant Yorkshire Pudding! So….
There are a Sage bush and a Rosemary bush just down the road. Armed with fresh herbs and a bit of time we cobbled this new version together.
Gluten free Yorkshire Pudding with finely chopped Rosemary added. Half a roasted Chicken in the middle. Surrounded by home made Gluten free Sage & Onion Stuffing balls. Oh and lashing of gravy after I'd taken the picture!
Unfortunately typing is difficult this morning, I may have inavertently bitten a few fingers off scrabbling for the left overs this morning!
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We are far from Vegan but the Gluten Free element is required. This was a bit of a challenge Sue set herself when one of our friends who has a Vegan husband remarked that he missed Yorkshire Puddings. They're not quite like a traditional Yorkshire, but they are a pretty good alternative.
Some of the flours were tricky to find locally. We used Amazon.
Ingredients:-
75g Gram flour
25g Cornflour
25g Potato Starch
25g Tapioca flou2 ¼ tsp Baking Powder
¼ tsp salt
¼ tsp Turmeric
¼ tsp Dijon Mustard
¾ tsp Cider Vinegar
6 tbsp / 90 ml Aquafaba ( The juice from tinned Chick Peas )
360ml Water
Oil for the tray
Method:-
(1) Add all the flours, Baking Powder and Salt and whisk them together.
(2) Combine Mustard, Cider Vinegar, Aquafaba & Water and whisk together.
(3) Pour the liquids into the dry ingredients, whisk together until smooth and bubbly.
(4) Pour into a jug and rest for 10 minutes.
(5) Add Oil to muffing tray and heat until smoking hot.
(6) Fill the tray with the liquid almost to the top and cook for 30 / 35 minutes at 220c until golden and crispy.
We made two batches one cooked 5 minutes longer (35 minutes) which had a better texture.