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Yorkshire Pudding
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I can make a fantastic yorkshire pudding using plain white flour but I would like to know if it is possible to make a successful one using plain wholemeal flour? Has anyone tried it and if so what were the results?
Thanks, Kath.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.My instinct tells me that using wholemeal flour might make the pud v. heavy and stodgy - look at the difference between white and wholemeal bread! However, you might get a result (of sorts) with half white and half wholemeal - (most wholemeal bread recipes call for this proportion), and you'd probably have to tinker with the liquid proportions as well - wholemeal flour absorbs liquid like a sponge. If it were me, I'd just stick to the unhealthy white flour version - why fix it if it ain't broke?
Kitty - Been tried to see if would be as 'wrong' as I thought. And it was.
You can add herbs to the batter for if you want to be different - thats nice with a Toad in the Hole (or Frog in the Mud if it all goes wrong!) and only use sparingly or you have a green mess to explain away.........
And use rice flour if any friends are allergic to wheat.
Happy battering!