Assertion: yorkshire pudding | /r/Synonym | dripping pudding
Facets:
value: traditionally
type: OTHER
value: in the 1737 book
type: TEMPORAL
value: originally
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: The Yorkshire pudding was originally called Dripping pudding because it was a use for fat, or dripping, from roast meat.
text: They were first known as ‘dripping puddings’, as recorded in that aforementioned 1737 cookbook.
text: Yorkshire puddings originated in the north of England around the early 18th Century, described as “a dripping pudding” in the 1737 book The Whole Duty of a Woman.
text: Traditionally called “dripping pudding” because it was baked under the roast hanging above it, dripping fat down onto the pan of batter, Yorkshire puddings aren’t Yorkshire puddings without beef fat (called “beef dripping” in the UK).