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Classic Toad in the Hole

This is the proper version. Just sausages baked into one big Yorkshire, no veg inside, no messing with the structure.

Prep

40m

Cook

40m

Total

1h 20m

Ingredients

Method

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Step 1

Whisk the flour and salt, add the eggs and whisk smooth. Gradually whisk in the milk, then the cold water. The batter should be like single cream. Rest for at least 20-30 minutes at room temperature or fridge. This relaxes the batter and gives a better rise.

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4

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Toad in the Hole

6-8

Pork sausages, good quality, thick

2-3

tbsp

Beef dripping, or vegetable oil

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Per Serving

Calories

650kcal

Fat

32g

Carbs

55g

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Notes

Use a metal roasting tray or cast iron pan like i did, not ceramic, it holds heat better | Beef dripping gives the best flavour and rise | Don’t overfill the tray, the batter needs room to climb | If the top colours too fast, resist opening the door, colour equals flavour | Reheat slices in a hot oven, never the microwave | Cold leftovers make a great sandwich with mustard the next day | Extra gravy freezes well and saves future dinners

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Daniel H

10 days ago

This was lush!! I didn’t make my own gravy so also used granule! Tastes amazing

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Steven T

21 days ago

This was superb! The Yorkshire was amazing, didn’t have stuff for the gravy so used a granule one but was great

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Tyler

21 days ago

Cheers, Steven! Yorkshire glory stands tall, granule amigos and all! 🍽️

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Classic Toad in the Hole

This is the proper version. Just sausages baked into one big Yorkshire, no veg inside, no messing with the structure.

Prep

40m

Cook

40m

Total

1h 20m

Ingredients

Method

Nutrition

Turn cooking mode on

Step 1

Whisk the flour and salt, add the eggs and whisk smooth. Gradually whisk in the milk, then the cold water. The batter should be like single cream. Rest for at least 20-30 minutes at room temperature or fridge. This relaxes the batter and gives a better rise.

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For

4

M

I

Toad in the Hole

6-8

Pork sausages, good quality, thick

2-3

tbsp

Beef dripping, or vegetable oil

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Per Serving

Calories

650kcal

Fat

32g

Carbs

55g

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Notes

Use a metal roasting tray or cast iron pan like i did, not ceramic, it holds heat better | Beef dripping gives the best flavour and rise | Don’t overfill the tray, the batter needs room to climb | If the top colours too fast, resist opening the door, colour equals flavour | Reheat slices in a hot oven, never the microwave | Cold leftovers make a great sandwich with mustard the next day | Extra gravy freezes well and saves future dinners

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Daniel H

10 days ago

This was lush!! I didn’t make my own gravy so also used granule! Tastes amazing

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Steven T

21 days ago

This was superb! The Yorkshire was amazing, didn’t have stuff for the gravy so used a granule one but was great

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Tyler

21 days ago

Cheers, Steven! Yorkshire glory stands tall, granule amigos and all! 🍽️

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