popover is a light American pastry made from an egg batter similar to that of Yorkshire pudding, typically baked in muffin tins or dedicated popover pans, which have straight-walled sides rather than angled.
Not only does the food look delicious, but so does the prettily yet simply presented table. Beautiful. I used to enjoy cooking, but living alone and too many tragedies and people lost in too compressed a time has taken away the appetite. But I shall be in Flintshire in June: are you taking bookings? Because this boutique diner looks amazing!
Never had a Yorkshire pudding can it be made vegetarian? . Love the veggies, My partner would eat the chook….me the stuffing. We will bring the dessert . I am thinking Apple pie
That meal looks delicious, but we have about 30C here, very humid and thunderstorms. I had peaches and a piece of cheese for dinner. I love that you zipped into London for the ballet. Bonnie in Minneapolis
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Good times! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteI love cooking for someone else
DeleteWhere's my invite? A nice relaxed time with good food and a good friend - bliss! xx
ReplyDeleteOpen invitation to most going gently readers xx
DeleteThat does you the world of good.
ReplyDeletePrepared with affection, I don’t cook for people enough
DeleteThat looks special.
ReplyDeleteJust a chicken dinner with roasts, mash, creamed leaks, cauliflower cheese, carrots and beans in garlic stuffing and gravy
DeleteI bought my friend a chocolate pudding too
DeleteAnd what a charming lunch.
ReplyDeleteI bet you two could cook better
DeleteTwo? Two? Only one in this house and it’s not me. I am in awe of the meals you prepare.
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DeleteLooks like a yummy lunch! Cali
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DeleteLooks good! Are the two round things popovers? They look like the ones I cook, they usually collapse when they cool.
ReplyDeleteMini Yorkshire pudding
Deletepopover is a light American pastry made from an egg batter similar to that of Yorkshire pudding, typically baked in muffin tins or dedicated popover pans, which have straight-walled sides rather than angled.
DeleteLooks delicious! Galestorm
ReplyDeleteI made smaller portions of carbohydrate and bigger fibre and protein , my sugars were stable
DeleteThat's a feast! Definitely worth sharing.
ReplyDeleteIt’s nice to treat a friend with home cooking
DeleteOn my way!
ReplyDeleteAnytime
DeleteAre those sweet peas in the little jug with a dog on it?
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Yes , and it’s a fox xx
DeleteMy mum always made mash as well as roast pots. I never knew anyone else who did the same until now 😋
ReplyDeleteI was told it was always polite to do so
DeleteNot only does the food look delicious, but so does the prettily yet simply presented table. Beautiful. I used to enjoy cooking, but living alone and too many tragedies and people lost in too compressed a time has taken away the appetite.
ReplyDeleteBut I shall be in Flintshire in June: are you taking bookings? Because this boutique diner looks amazing!
Just email or text me, visitors always welcome
DeleteThank you, I will. Always at Gladstone's every June, and every year tempted to appear on your doorstep to leave goodies on the wall.......
DeleteThat looks amazing! Beautiful presentation, too!
ReplyDeleteI are easily pleased xx
DeleteLooks lovely. Hope there was gravy!
ReplyDeleteNever had a Yorkshire pudding can it be made vegetarian? . Love the veggies, My partner would eat the chook….me the stuffing. We will bring the dessert . I am thinking Apple pie
ReplyDeleteIf you have never had a Yorkshire pudding perhaps I can oblige ma'am.
DeleteNaughty boy!
Deletelovely !
ReplyDeleteThat meal looks delicious, but we have about 30C here, very humid and thunderstorms. I had peaches and a piece of cheese for dinner. I love that you zipped into London for the ballet.
ReplyDeleteBonnie in Minneapolis
YUM! I am also one who loves to feed others! Don’t cook much except for when someone is coming. Kathy
ReplyDeleteA meal "prepared with affection" and enjoyed together. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteWhere's the gravy mate? The Yorkshire puddings are to die for as they say.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting, It's amazings good job and thanks for sharing such a good blog. Your article is so convincing that I never stop myself to say something about it. You’re doing a great job.
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A double special reason to play in the kitchen.
ReplyDeletenice!
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a very good lunch. :-)
ReplyDeleteYes.
ReplyDeleteThat looks like Thanksgiving dinner. Well done!
ReplyDeletePixie said exactly what I was going to say! LOL
ReplyDeleteLol ok
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