Mar 21, 2023 9:28 PM
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What do you all think?
kingkongkeom
What do you eat popvers with? Never heard the name before...
heathencommuter
Instructions unclear: licked phone. Popovers taste like thumb.
FattsoCattso
Did u use drippings or oil? Either way they’re pretty fabulous.
TouchSt0ne
HippoTel
ShospleColupis
I can only rate them a 6/12 because of the empty pan holes. They'd get a perfect 5/7 if they were on my table instead.
MissMerica
Almost burnt them. Just pour on the butter.
DickeyBirdie
almost, but not quite, over-popped.
gilliesjohn
I'm guessing that's Mom over there in the doorway. What did she think? (I think they look great. Like cauliflower, but it's pastry)
usernametakenisthestoryofmylife
On a scale of Zero to Holy-shit-im-having-an-orgasm, it's more on the latter part of the scale. *rubbing myself*.
Thanks, they turned out better than normal for me 😀
Spaceboyardee
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GIRTHY
TheOblibop
Why does America steal our food and make it sweet?
Aeonika
These aren't unless you decide to dump syrup on them or something. Only diff is it uses butter
We can blame Wikipedia which told me they are sweet yorkies.
Timpani
Look excellent. My mum, Irish called them popovers too
CypherMarz
Yorkies
Doobiedo3
They're poppin'!
potentiallyunsafe
LittleChickadee
They look perfect!
PJVeddersGirl
Popovers? Are these Yorkshire Puddings?
DontcallmeLen
Yorkie puds for the win!
Yes, they are the same thing. “Have another popover froggy” https://twitter.com/HistoryMuppet/status/1221150625653719041?lang=en
myr14d
They're very similar. Supposedly the difference is that popovers use butter as opposed to beef fat.
LurkingAtTheOffice
I know them as popovers. Popovers are just "American" for yorkshire pudding.
PwnageHobo
"It's not porridge, it's called oatmeal." "They're not scones, they're called biscuits." "It's not a shooting range, it's called a school."
Last one…. Ouch
kingkongkeom
What do you eat popvers with? Never heard the name before...
heathencommuter
Instructions unclear: licked phone. Popovers taste like thumb.
FattsoCattso
Did u use drippings or oil? Either way they’re pretty fabulous.
TouchSt0ne
HippoTel
ShospleColupis
I can only rate them a 6/12 because of the empty pan holes. They'd get a perfect 5/7 if they were on my table instead.
MissMerica
Almost burnt them. Just pour on the butter.
DickeyBirdie
almost, but not quite, over-popped.
gilliesjohn
I'm guessing that's Mom over there in the doorway. What did she think? (I think they look great. Like cauliflower, but it's pastry)
usernametakenisthestoryofmylife
On a scale of Zero to Holy-shit-im-having-an-orgasm, it's more on the latter part of the scale. *rubbing myself*.
HUGHgReaction
Thanks, they turned out better than normal for me 😀
Spaceboyardee
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GIRTHY
TheOblibop
Why does America steal our food and make it sweet?
Aeonika
These aren't unless you decide to dump syrup on them or something. Only diff is it uses butter
TheOblibop
We can blame Wikipedia which told me they are sweet yorkies.
Timpani
Look excellent. My mum, Irish called them popovers too
CypherMarz
Yorkies
Doobiedo3
They're poppin'!
potentiallyunsafe
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LittleChickadee
They look perfect!
PJVeddersGirl
Popovers? Are these Yorkshire Puddings?
DontcallmeLen
Yorkie puds for the win!
HUGHgReaction
Yes, they are the same thing. “Have another popover froggy” https://twitter.com/HistoryMuppet/status/1221150625653719041?lang=en
myr14d
They're very similar. Supposedly the difference is that popovers use butter as opposed to beef fat.
LurkingAtTheOffice
I know them as popovers. Popovers are just "American" for yorkshire pudding.
PwnageHobo
"It's not porridge, it's called oatmeal." "They're not scones, they're called biscuits." "It's not a shooting range, it's called a school."
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Last one…. Ouch
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LurkingAtTheOffice