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Festive Yorkshire puds

These are seriously addictive, a great festive side or starter with 7g protein per pud! Yorkshire puddings filled with creamy mash, then topped with pigs in blankets, brie, cranberry sauce and sprigs of rosemary for flavour pops... don't forget the gravy!

Cook

20m

Ingredients

Method

Nutrition

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For the Creamy Mash:

1.

Place the diced Maris Piper potatoes in a pan of cold, salted water. Bring to the boil, then simmer for 15 minutes or until fork tender.

2.

Drain the potatoes and return to the pan. Add the butter, semi-skimmed milk, salt & pepper then mash until smooth and creamy.

For the pigs in blankets:

1.

Cook the pigs in blankets as per packet instructions BUT minus 5 minutes of the cooking time (see note below). I air fry them on 190C for 10 mins. NOTE: Your cooking the pigs in blankets later for 5 minutes so you take them out 5 minutes prior to cooking to stop them from burning.

2.

Meanwhile roll the stuffing mixture into 6 small stuffing balls.

3.

Scoop the creamy mash into each of the Yorkshire puddings (no need to precook them!). then place two pigs in blankets into each Yorkshire pudding, a stuffing ball, slice of brie,

4.

Place two pigs in blankets into each Yorkshire pudding, a stuffing ball, slice of brie, teaspoon of cranberry sauce and tiny sprig of fresh rosemary.

5.

Air fry on 180C for 5 minutes or until the pigs in blankets are fully cooked, the brie has melted and the stuffing balls have crisped up.

6.

Serve with a lashing of gravy and dive right in!

For

6

M

I

400

g

Maris Piper potatoes, peeled and diced

2

tspn

Light butter, I use clover light

90

ml

Semi-skimmed milk

Salt & pepper

12

Pigs in blankets

45

g

Sage & onion stuffing mix, mixed with 65g boiling water

40

g

Brie, sliced into small chunks

6

tspn

Cranberry sauce

6

sprig

Fresh rosemary

100

g

Made-up chicken gravy

Per Serving

Calories

179kcal

Fat

9g

Carbs

17g

Protein

7g

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A drizzle of honey!

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Festive Yorkshire puds

These are seriously addictive, a great festive side or starter with 7g protein per pud! Yorkshire puddings filled with creamy mash, then topped with pigs in blankets, brie, cranberry sauce and sprigs of rosemary for flavour pops... don't forget the gravy!

Cook

20m

Ingredients

Method

Nutrition

Turn cooking mode on

For the Creamy Mash:

1.

Place the diced Maris Piper potatoes in a pan of cold, salted water. Bring to the boil, then simmer for 15 minutes or until fork tender.

2.

Drain the potatoes and return to the pan. Add the butter, semi-skimmed milk, salt & pepper then mash until smooth and creamy.

For the pigs in blankets:

1.

Cook the pigs in blankets as per packet instructions BUT minus 5 minutes of the cooking time (see note below). I air fry them on 190C for 10 mins. NOTE: Your cooking the pigs in blankets later for 5 minutes so you take them out 5 minutes prior to cooking to stop them from burning.

2.

Meanwhile roll the stuffing mixture into 6 small stuffing balls.

3.

Scoop the creamy mash into each of the Yorkshire puddings (no need to precook them!). then place two pigs in blankets into each Yorkshire pudding, a stuffing ball, slice of brie,

4.

Place two pigs in blankets into each Yorkshire pudding, a stuffing ball, slice of brie, teaspoon of cranberry sauce and tiny sprig of fresh rosemary.

5.

Air fry on 180C for 5 minutes or until the pigs in blankets are fully cooked, the brie has melted and the stuffing balls have crisped up.

6.

Serve with a lashing of gravy and dive right in!

For

6

M

I

400

g

Maris Piper potatoes, peeled and diced

2

tspn

Light butter, I use clover light

90

ml

Semi-skimmed milk

Salt & pepper

12

Pigs in blankets

45

g

Sage & onion stuffing mix, mixed with 65g boiling water

40

g

Brie, sliced into small chunks

6

tspn

Cranberry sauce

6

sprig

Fresh rosemary

100

g

Made-up chicken gravy

Per Serving

Calories

179kcal

Fat

9g

Carbs

17g

Protein

7g

Next

Made it?

Pairs With

A drizzle of honey!

Comments

Cancel