Roast Beef and Yorkshire Pudding

CarterQ

Moderator
In laws came over for Sunday dinner last night and my MIL requested roast beef, I have been wanting to do yorkshire pudding on the MAK so this was the perfect opportunity to give it a try-

Placed a 4lb. roast seasoned with Susie Q Santa Maria seasoning on a bed of onions on the MAK running at 375 (going old school roast beef here). Will let it go until an IT of 130.

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While the roast is roasting, start working on the yorkshire pudding batter. Mix some eggs, milk, and flour

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Let that rest for at least an hour

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After an hour and 45 the roast is done

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Let the roast rest while I work on the yorkies, glad that timer popped I had no idea if it was ready or not!

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Crank the MAK up to 400 and warm up a muffin tin with some pan drippings until hot

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Pour batter into hot tins

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Cook about 20 minutes until golden brown

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Roast is ready for carving, went a little more to the medium side than I normally would but I was catering to my guests.

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Served up the beef with the yorkshire pudding and homemade gravy, mashed taters, and a salad.

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This came out good, roast was great and the yorkshires weren't too bad either, just need a little tweaking on my cook time and they will be perfect. All in all a great sunday classic!
 

TentHunter

Moderator
Oh yeah! Wait, hold on...

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OK, back; I had to add Yorkshire Pudding to my list! :)

That whole meal looks really good
 
Beautiful Carter! I love Yorkshire Pudding as it was one of my dad's favorites. I did it a couple of weeks ago on the MAK when I did a prime rib for the weekend contest. No pictures because it came out horrible. Your pics have inspired me to try again! Great cook!
 
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