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Wish me luck men, The plan is pork roast, garlic slices in the pork, gravy over the pudding.
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Good luck.
Never cooked a yorkshire pudding.
Post a picture if you can.
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I'll try Big James.
I've done it before.
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My favorite is just gravy over a slice of bread.
Extra black pepper.
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Gravybites. A staple in my younger childhood. Often that was supper. Didn't really like it, but that didn't matter.
A few years ago it came to me and I understood a lot a kid misses.
Dad died when I was 3, Mom had 3 kids between 3 and 12. The oldest was handicapped due a tractor accident and she had to work from home. A beautician doesn't get rich in rural Pa. Cousins used to dropp off "extra" deer they killed. Others would give her bones when they butchered. She would boil them and can the stock and little bit of meat.
The gravy. Bread was cheap.
I mentioned some of this to her, she started crying and couldn't believe I rembered that. I misted up, and told her I didn't remember it as anything. It was just stuff, as an adult it hit me what it meant.
Funny scene. Mom crying, upset she couldn't do better by us. That I remembered it. Me crying. Upset that she was upset. So dam proud of my hardworking, resourceful mother, who took dog scraps and her hard work and turned it into food for her kids.
Sorry. Derailed. Just got started and had to tell the story.
Parents who say they have good kids..Usually don't!
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It was a staple for us in the 80's and 90's.
No more meat....so you had gravy bread.
Another one was pan fried cube steaks.
Take the steaks out when done. Take water and deglaze the fry pan.
Make kind of a pan sauce. Salt, pepper and water.
Pour sauce over cube steaks.
Eat steaks....dip toast in the liquid.
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My favorite is just gravy over a slice of bread.
Extra black pepper. AMEN! Lynn
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Gravybites. A staple in my younger childhood. Often that was supper. Didn't really like it, but that didn't matter.
A few years ago it came to me and I understood a lot a kid misses.
Dad died when I was 3, Mom had 3 kids between 3 and 12. The oldest was handicapped due a tractor accident and she had to work from home. A beautician doesn't get rich in rural Pa. Cousins used to dropp off "extra" deer they killed. Others would give her bones when they butchered. She would boil them and can the stock and little bit of meat.
The gravy. Bread was cheap.
I mentioned some of this to her, she started crying and couldn't believe I rembered that. I misted up, and told her I didn't remember it as anything. It was just stuff, as an adult it hit me what it meant.
Funny scene. Mom crying, upset she couldn't do better by us. That I remembered it. Me crying. Upset that she was upset. So dam proud of my hardworking, resourceful mother, who took dog scraps and her hard work and turned it into food for her kids.
Sorry. Derailed. Just got started and had to tell the story. She was, and is the best of Moms, and you are the best of Sons, it's a blessing for both of you. Amen. Lynn
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It was a staple for us in the 80's and 90's.
No more meat....so you had gravy bread.
Another one was pan fried cube steaks.
Take the steaks out when done. Take water and deglaze the fry pan.
Make kind of a pan sauce. Salt, pepper and water.
Pour sauce over cube steaks.
Eat steaks....dip toast in the liquid.
We used to call that “Soppings”. Fry a steak, deglaze the pan with some water, sop up the juice with a slice of bread and sprinkle salt on top.
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The recipe I coped calls for a half cup beef drippings. How am I going to get beef drippings? I think I'll use shortning?
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Gravybites. A staple in my younger childhood. Often that was supper. Didn't really like it, but that didn't matter.
A few years ago it came to me and I understood a lot a kid misses.
Dad died when I was 3, Mom had 3 kids between 3 and 12. The oldest was handicapped due a tractor accident and she had to work from home. A beautician doesn't get rich in rural Pa. Cousins used to dropp off "extra" deer they killed. Others would give her bones when they butchered. She would boil them and can the stock and little bit of meat.
The gravy. Bread was cheap.
I mentioned some of this to her, she started crying and couldn't believe I rembered that. I misted up, and told her I didn't remember it as anything. It was just stuff, as an adult it hit me what it meant.
Funny scene. Mom crying, upset she couldn't do better by us. That I remembered it. Me crying. Upset that she was upset. So dam proud of my hardworking, resourceful mother, who took dog scraps and her hard work and turned it into food for her kids.
Sorry. Derailed. Just got started and had to tell the story. She was, and is the best of Moms, and you are the best of Sons, it's a blessing for both of you. Amen. Lynn AMEN ! If only some of todays, queerassed kids had to grow up like this, the world would be a far better place. !
Paul.
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It was a staple for us in the 80's and 90's.
No more meat....so you had gravy bread.
Another one was pan fried cube steaks.
Take the steaks out when done. Take water and deglaze the fry pan.
Make kind of a pan sauce. Salt, pepper and water.
Pour sauce over cube steaks.
Eat steaks....dip toast in the liquid.
We used to call that “Soppings”. Fry a steak, deglaze the pan with some water, sop up the juice with a slice of bread and sprinkle salt on top. Cool! Few people know what I am describing.
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How can you have any pudding if you don't eat your meat?
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The recipe I coped calls for a half cup beef drippings. How am I going to get beef drippings? I think I'll use shortning? Yorkshire is usually made with beef. You can get away with vegetable oil.
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You! Yes, you behind the bike shed! Stand still laddie!
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Here she be, the pudding is more like a tennis ball. I'll use a better recipe next time.
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Did you preheat the "drippings" before adding the dough? That's the key.
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The Betty Crocker cookbook recipe is pretty damn good.
One cup flour One cup milk Two eggs a pinch of salt.
Measure pan drippings and add or subtract to get a1/4 cup oil. Heat oil in pan till HOT, pour into pan with drippings and oil, put in 450dg oven for 18-22 minutes.
I have doubled and tripled this recipe depending on size of roast or pan.
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Yup, I screwed up. 'He who hath not failed, hath not enderevered."
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It was a staple for us in the 80's and 90's.
No more meat....so you had gravy bread.
Another one was pan fried cube steaks.
Take the steaks out when done. Take water and deglaze the fry pan.
Make kind of a pan sauce. Salt, pepper and water.
Pour sauce over cube steaks.
Eat steaks....dip toast in the liquid.
Alabama boy here. I’m 42, make a pretty good living but I cook this meal a couple times a month with biscuits. My 6 and 10 year old LOVE it.
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