Ah but they melt.

I think we're back to the beginning again.

(BTW, Roobarb and Custard were a dog and cat, and very cute they were).

I'm glad to read that even a native Brit has trouble making Yorkshire pudding, I tried making it once and got hot greasy lumps.

After this thread though, next time I will just go to my gourmet shop and ask for Yorkshire Poodlings. For wine, I'll look for Bordeau Terrier.

Hmmmm, yes.

Bordeaux Terrier and Pomeranian Reggiano cheese.

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ira, I love that cheese grated over a plate of pettuccine.

From the menu of a restaurant known for its fusion CHOW:

Recommended dishes:
BEAGLES and lox
sushi in a bento BOXER
salad of BICHON FRISÉ
plate of SHARPEI cheeses
GREAT DANish
coffee finished off with a pooper scooper of WHIPPET cream or a SPITZ of lemon

Not recommended:
broccoli RABID

don't forget the Welsh rabbit on toast.

Can't believe you all are laying off the MUTTon chops!

DOGgone it, we forgot them.

Off-topic but fun: http://www.gone2thedogs.com/ Click on the link on right side "WHAT DOG ARE YOU" and take the quiz. If it doesn't work, try again later.

That was neat, cmt.

I am a Saluki.

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A few months ago when I first saw this site, the answer I kept getting, even if I changed one response, was Portuguese water dog. Seems like a nice dog. This time I must've changed something else, becaue I got Shetland sheep dog. I like them. (My favorites are mutts, though.)

Thanks cmt,
I'm an Austrailian Cattle Dog. One of my favorite breeds.

I am a french bulldog, I am not sure that is a good thing. Sort of TICKS me off. Doesn't sound all that FLEASable.

Is Yorkie-shire pudding better if you make it with whole-Wheaton flour?

elaine,

I know, It looks and sounds easy - my mother makes the lightest Yorkshire Puddings but mine are as flat as pancakes, not good for someone born in Yorkshire :-(

It was never really an issue in England where you can buy frozen yorkshire puddings in any store and pass them off as 'homemade' :-D

Mom is visiting next February, wonder I can get her to cook a batch and try to freeze them?

That was hysterical cmt (or it just could be late for me, lol)

I was a Basenji. Stated I would never have a doggy smell (that was the part that made me laugh).

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Ok, as a dog lover I had to take the test- I'm a KEESHOND, never heard of the breed but it looks cute.

A nice slab of Kasehound goes well with Bordeaux collie.

That's great cmt! I'm an Italian Greyhound; apparently the perfect pet, dainty and affectionate. Sounds just like me.

Alya; a Keeshond is a Dutch dog.

lol, Ira