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Xmas pud could be a whole thread by itself...

Figgy or non-figgy?
Brandy or rum?
White sauce or custard - or do you go really posh with a scoop of baileys hagen dazs...?

Serious question...

Is baking mini pigs in blankets into individual sized toad in the holes simply too much on a turkey roast?
Yes - and you should never have Yorkshire Puds with Christmas dinner , they are for Sunday dinners only , but not if Xmas falls on that day - ha!
 
Wooden or plastic?

Peas, gravy or curry sauce?
Wooden forks
Xmas pud could be a whole thread by itself...

Figgy or non-figgy?
Brandy or rum?
White sauce or custard - or do you go really posh with a scoop of baileys hagen dazs...?

Serious question...

Is baking mini pigs in blankets into individual sized toad in the holes simply too much on a turkey roast?
Figgy or non figgy I don't mind either.
I drink rum but on puds I go for brandy.
White sauce on puds leave the custard for apple pies.
I'd stick the scoop again with apple pie.

To summarise,
Normal Christmas pud

Apple pie with custard, Bailey's ice cream, peas and curry (see previous thread).
 
Wooden forks

Figgy or non figgy I don't mind either.
I drink rum but on puds I go for brandy.
White sauce on puds leave the custard for apple pies.
I'd stick the scoop again with apple pie.

To summarise,
Normal Christmas pud

Apple pie with custard, Bailey's ice cream, peas and curry (see previous thread).

"Apple pie with custard, Bailey's ice cream, peas and curry" That doesn't sound very appetising. Each to their own...