"With chicken" you say" but I thought you only had Yorkshires with beef". No, you can have Yorkshire puddings with lots of different things including chicken dinners as you will find on this blog.
If you click on the link below you will find a recipe for baked chicken with Yorkshires, but beware... the Yorkshire pudding recipe isn't a traditional British version. I haven't tried making it with 3 eggs to such a small amount of flour and would expect them to turn out heavier than the traditional 1 egg to 4 oz of flour version, but it still sounds good.
"My grandmother kept all of her recipes in a small yellow recipe box on her counter. Each recipe was handwritten on a single index card. When I put together our family cookbook I spent hours going through those well worn, well loved, spattered and stained cards. Many of the recipes were only outlines with vague references to quantities, approximate baking times and delightful anecdotes about how some friend had told her to do this or that thing, which she never did, and the recipe turned out fine. This particular recipe gave my sister and me hoots of laughter when we first tried to decipher it. ..."
http://www.insidethekaganoffkitchen.com/2012/07/02/baked-chicken-with-yorkshire-pudding/
Just to show how versatile Yorkshire puddings are I found this video showing you how to make stuffed Yorkshire puddings which are perfect for buffets at parties. Do you use Yokshires as finger food? Let us know what you do with them.
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