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The traditional Yorkshire pudding, a British classic. (You can definitely find a vegan Yorkshire pudding in Britain’s finest vegan pub!)
Ordinarily, a Yorkshire pudding recipe is very similar to a pancake recipe. It’s mostly made up of flour, eggs and milk! The main difference is how they are cooked.
A pancake is fried, whereas a Yorkshire pudding is shallowed fried in a muffin pan, giving it that crispy, puffy texture.
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Luckily, if you’re vegan, you don’t need to forgo the excellent Yorkshire pudding!
Here is a fabulous vegan Yorkshire pudding recipe that you can use for your next vegan roast dinner.
Let’s dive in.
This wonderful recipe is brought to us by Sophie Goodwin. It makes eight vegan Yorkshire puddings and has just five ingredients!
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Top Tip! If you want to make gluten-free Yorkshire puddings, just swap out the self-raising flour for gluten-free self raising flour!
We all know that a Yorkshire pudding is a must-have item when it comes to the classic Sunday roast dinner, but we at Plant Sumo like to get a little inventive with our food!
When you break a Yorkshire pudding down to the basic elements, it’s basically a pancake that you make in the oven instead of in a pan. It’s not sweet or salty, so it can really go with anything!
So why limit yourself to eating a Yorkshire pudding with a roast dinner?
Here are some great ways to reinvent the Yorkshire pudding!
I know I don’t need to tell you that vegan Yorkshire puddings go well with a Sunday roast dinner – but what do you do with your roast dinner leftovers?
Do you just heat them up?
I’ve got a way that you can LEVEL UP your roast dinner leftovers into the ULTIMATE vegan Yorkshire pudding roast dinner sandwich. You heard right!
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All it takes is using two Yorkshire puddings as your ‘bread.’
Place your leftovers like your roast potatoes, veggies and plant-based meat into your Yorkshire pudding “bread”!
If you have a toastie machine – stuff your roast dinner sandwich in there and smoosh the whole thing until it becomes a beautiful roast dinner sandwich. (Some great extra toppings include vegan cheese or onion chutney!)
If you don’t have a toasty machine, don’t worry! A frying pan, a spatula, and some will power will see you through (just fry it on both sides while pressing down with the spatula to replicate the toastie machine pressing down on the sandwich).
There are a few infamous British debates. Is it scone or scone (I know you read those differently, lol), and are jaffa cakes a cake or a biscuit?
Whether or not Yorkshire puddings should be enjoyed savoury AND sweet is another great British debate.
If you like your Yorkshire pudding sweet there are a couple of ways your can spice up (or sweeten up) your Yorkshire puddings. Why not add some ice cream and strawberries or chocolate sauce and nuts?
The only limit is your imagination!
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Burgers are a UK favourite, and so are Yorkshire puddings – so why not combine the two?
It’s simple really, instead of using a burger bun for your vegan burger, convert a couple of Yorkshire puddings into your bun!
Add your sauces, burger and veggies as usual!
A vegan Yorkshire pudding burger truly is the ULTIMATE burger decadence.
We all live stressful, busy lives, right? Thinking up tasty and convenient midweek meals shouldn’t add to our stress!
That’s where a Plant Sumo meal subscription comes in! We offer organic, plant based wholefood meal subscriptions with ZERO prep. Simply choose your meals, choose your delivery date and heat them up when you’re ready!
Check out our menu right here. I’m sure something will take your fancy.
Typical yorkshire puddings are not vegan because it includes eggs but you can make vegan yorkshire pudding.
Some vegan yorkshire pudding recipes don’t include self raising flour but it still works. You might not get the same crispiness but it is a good alternative.
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