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Gluten Free Yorkshire Puddings That Rise Every Time!

Make Gluten Free Yorkshire Puddings That Rise Every Time with this foolproof, simple 4 step recipe! If you’ve struggled to get gluten free Yorkshires to puff up, stay tall, and turn golden and crispy — this video will show you exactly how to get the perfect rise every single time. Results so good, they would satisfy Gluten and Non Gluten eaters alike. Whether you're cooking a gluten free Sunday roast, starting a gluten free diet, eating gluten free for coeliac disease, cooking for loved ones or just craving a classic British side, this recipe gives you crispy outsides + light, airy centres, without any strange substitutes. 📌 *TRY IT & TELL ME — DID YOURS RISE?* I use this recipe every week so I know it works, Comment below: Rise Check – ✔️ or ❌ Your comments and feedback really help me grow and the YouTube algorithm push this video to more gluten free cooks! Please subscribe if you want more gluten free recipes, hints and tricks to living well -Gluten Free! *This recipe makes 6–12 Yorkshire puddings* *Ingredients You’ll Need* 100g Cornflour (for lift + crispness) 3 Large Eggs 150ml Whole Milk (or dairy-free alternative) Large Pinch of salt Hot oil, beef dripping,Goose Fat (something with a high burn point) *FULL INSTRUCTIONS (STEP-BY-STEP)* 1. Preheat your oven & heat the oil 2. Preheat your oven to 210°C / 410°F. 3. Add ½ tsp oil to each hole of your muffin or Yorkshire pudding tin. 4. Place the tin into the oven to get the oil smoking hot — this is essential for a big rise *Make the gluten free batter* 1.I n a large mixing bowl, whisk together: 2. 3 Large Eggs, with the 150ml of milk. 3. The slowly combine the cornflour a bit at a time to avoid lumps. 4. Once all combined add a good pinch of salt (this will help bring out flavour) 5. Rest the batter at room temperature for at least 30mins for best results (can be used straight away if you are in a hurry). Batter can also be made ahead of time and kept in the fridge overnight. Allow to come up to room temperature before using (for best results). 6.Pour the batter into the hot tin (work quickly) 7. Carefully remove the hot tin from the oven. 8. The oil should be shimmering or lightly smoking. 9. Pour the batter in quickly, filling each hole about ½ (12 Yorkshire's) to ⅔ (6 Yorkshires) 10. Place in the middle of the oven and close the door. Temperature can now be adjusted to 200°C / 390°F. (to avoid burning the tops) 11. Cook for 26 mins (½filled) 28-30mins (⅔ full) *DO NOT open the oven!!!!!* Once baked, they can be served immediately or can be set aside to cool. If cooked ahead of time, pop them in the oven for 2minutes while you plate up and they will be as good as the first cook. *TOP TIPS TO MAKE THEM RISE EVERY TIME* The tin and oil MUST be VERY hot. Rest your batter for at least 30 minutes. Your batter should be thin — not pancake-thick. Don’t open the oven until the end. If they collapse, your oven may not be hot enough Optional tip - Make ahead of time and reheat when needed!