Toad In The Hole
Toad in the Hole is a British ‘dish’ typically made of yorkshire pudding batter and sausages and is best served with mashed potatoes and gravy. I was too lazy to do the potatoes last night though. Doesn’t it just look delicious?
(Photography courtesy of wikipedia.) You can find a recipe at thefoody.com, but mine was a cheap buy-it-frozen version from Iceland (the shop).
Unrelated to toads, holes and British dishes, I have altered the way my free avatars are displayed and added a couple of new ones. Doctor Who fans might notice a ‘Tardis’ avatar based on original piece of my photography (which I’ll be more than happy to share if people want it).
Chans said:
On 20 May at 7:03 pm
I’m not too keen on meat but this looks really good :). Always nice to have things like that in your freezer just in case you don’t feel like ‘real’ cooking. My freezer is stuffed with things like that.
Hope said:
On 20 May at 7:48 pm
Yum, I love toad in the hole :) That Tardis avatar is great, Doctor who is the best.
Shannon said:
On 20 May at 8:43 pm
Oh. Oh. Oh! That’s a Toad in the Hole! I’ve never known that. It looks… hmm. Interesting. I’m clueless, sorry.
Anne said:
On 20 May at 9:38 pm
Looks very very yummy!
Jessie said:
On 20 May at 11:55 pm
Haha, I love Doctor Who. Despite the fact we have yorkshire pudding in Australia, we don’t really have toad in a hole. I’m not too keen on sausages though… we have them too often. =(
webjones said:
On 21 May at 12:58 am
mmm. That looks much better than its name would imply. My father was a U.S. Navy officer and he frequently made a delicacy that Navy men referred to as ‘shit on a shingle’ – anyone know what that is?
Elea said:
On 21 May at 2:14 am
Hah, what a great name for a dish! And yes, it does look delicious, thanks for rubbing it in… ;)
connie said:
On 21 May at 3:31 am
mmm, it does look declicious! heh, the name now… not so much. are those edible sides? XD
Tracey said:
On 21 May at 7:45 am
Why must I be the only one who thinks it looks slightly strange? When I was younger (which wasn’t all that long ago!) I thought toad in the hole was like, toast with a hole in the middle of it, and then an egg in the hole. Strange!
Vera said:
On 21 May at 8:01 am
oh… so that’s what you meant! I was just staring at the previous post not really sure what I was supposed to get. Aside from the fact, of course, that I doubted you had blocked a hole with any kind of toad… As for me… well aside from fish and chips I have no idea what british people eat… I don’t even know what Romanians eat, for that matter.
Chrissy said:
On 21 May at 11:59 am
Oh, man… that looks disgusting. But I would probably still eat it.
Claire said:
On 21 May at 1:01 pm
yummy..my mum’s toad-in-the-hole is LEGEND… Do you have onions in yours?
Amber said:
On 21 May at 8:40 pm
I HATE toad in the hole, with a passion. It’s doughy, chewy, and just so… blah. It’s plain, fatty, and just generally gross. I’ve told my mum as much as well. I’m not too sure she was impressed as generally she’s a superb cook. I wonder if they are any better from the packet? The things us English people come up with…
Jack said:
On 14 Jan at 9:11 pm
SOS was served as a breakfast meal. There were no mashed potatoes…. Just cove it with black pepper…. It really sticks with you for the day….
Rachael said:
On 23 Apr at 9:46 am
Toad in the hole is god. Especially when it’s nan-made yorkshire pudding.