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What happens when Italian creativity meets a beloved British classic? 🤔
This is all about turning simple ingredients and leftovers 🧀 into something special ✨—because sometimes the best dishes come from what’s already in your fridge! 😍

👉 In this video:
A fun British–Italian fusion
How to use cheese leftovers creatively 🧀
A surprising twist that actually works 😳

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37 Comments

  1. How can you have left over cheese, surely you just keep it until you want some more?

  2. You don't need to be a mastercard if you have great ingredients, you'll be surprised what you can throw together and how good it tastes

  3. yorkshire pudding goes with anything… i make a roasting tray of york pud and pineapple rings, york pud and sausages, york pud and corned beef, york pud and icecream, toek pud and apple… etc…
    some like it to curl up and over some like it more like a sponge cake… sometimes make a york pudding pizza myself using pasta sauce and cheddar lol

  4. Hi, Guys when I was young My mother used to serve Yorkshire pudding with either raspberry or blackberry vinegar which was home-made to preserve the fruit when we had a glut, both can be drunk hot when you have a sore throat

  5. Hi you both seem really lovely people .I have lived in the uk all my life and never thought about these fusion recipes .I assure you that i will be experimenying with the stilton and mushrooms .Thankyou so much and i look forward to future videos 🙂🙂

  6. Did we just witness the start of a new religion? I think both of you just became higher beings 🙏🏼

  7. So wonderful how open minded you are about British food. In my experience Italians and French people, who have among the worlds most famous cuisines, usually end up loving British food ❤❤❤😂😂😂

  8. Three generations of my family, like golden syrup, drizzled over warm leftover Yorkshire Puddings. 😊❤😊

  9. Hello Anna and Marco, congrats on your benchmark audience achievement.

    As is probably your experience in Italy, regional people can be quite precious about their traditions, not least their food traditions, but I admire your inventiveness here. An authentic Yorkshire utility of Yorky pud, aside from roast dinner, is covered in syrup for dessert.

  10. I was with you both all the way until the mushrooms , I'm sorry I cannot abide them and yet another good funny film , see you soon ,chiow

  11. Great video, this reminds me of my childhood, my mum used to make home made Yorkshire puddings with cheese and bacon pieces mixed into the batter. She called them cheesy bacon pops!.grazie per le recordi .ho appenna trovato vostri cannali, e mi piache multo

  12. I find the somerset brie generally needs to be forgotten in the fridge for a couple of weeks before it peaks

    also, just for the record, you can get 'giant' frozen yorkshires that make a really good base for this kind of stuff, i fill them with chipolatas, broccolli and cheese sauce, some do a full roast in them, they might work for this too i guess.

  13. Pellegrino Artusi took the recipe for toad in the hole which is a variation on yorkshire pudding for his legendary 1891 cookbook La scienza in cucina e l'arte di mangier bene. He included both the original recipe and a modified version to suit Italian tastes. That book went on to shape all Italian cuisine.

  14. The Spirit of St George will rise and conquer Europe fuelled by the power of Yorkshire Pudding. It is inevitable.

  15. The funny thing for me is Italians will always make reaction videos pretending to be offended, because some Brit like Jamie Oliver butchered their food. Then you go there and literally every family and town does things entirely different, not even anyone in Italy agrees lol. I know San Marino is it's own thing, but they were putting mayo on the pizza….. I remember doing that myself and an Italian at work getting angry at me lol. Like I just like it on the crust because otherwise I'd throw the crust in the bin….

  16. buon appettito indeed – what a genius idea, absolutely incredible and I'm now craving my own! next time I roast this needs to be tried out 👏👏

  17. "Not all Italians are great cookers." I lived in Italy for a year and never once heard this… I suspect it may disqualify you from re-entry to the country. 😆

  18. I'm wild camping in Scotland this weekend. (well wild glamping) I've got a toastie maker that you use on a fire. I'm thinking of using it to make these. yum yum

  19. To be honest, I doubt that anything edible exists that has not been eaten with Yorkshire pudding, sweet or savoury. Somebody, somewhere will have tried and many people routinely make too many for the dinner so that they can have their favourite accompaniment with them later.

    Yorkshire pudding is also insanely easy to make, although loads of people struggle for some reason. Plain flour, salt, milk or milk and water (lower fat works best – I actually use skimmed milk powder and water), and eggs. More eggs = fluffier/lighter pudding. they cook best if poured into a pan/tin with a generous amount of very hot fat.

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