Xmas Dinner ??

[AJ]

So what you having for Xmas dinner ??

we're going to continue our family tradition from the UK, start with bacon rolls and champers for breakie, followed by a takeaway curry with all the trimmings for the main meal. yumm...

[Carl]

For breakfast probably a full fry up with champers/orange juice.

Xmas dinner around 3pm
Prawn salad to start then kids will probably have roast chicken with all the trimmings and for me and the wife probably have a big leg of lamb again with all the roast spuds mash and veg followed by Black forest gateaux washed down by all sorts of alcoholic drinks.

[Big Andy]

probably smoked fish (haddock or salmon) and poached eggs for brekkie with a glass or 2 of sparkling rose wine.


lunch will be a light veggie soup, followed by rooster with some seasonal vegetables picked that morning from my dad's garden and then christmas pud and cream.

usually half a pint of Andrews Liver Salts taken at around 4.30 pm puts me in good stead for the night


and then just wait for the "attack of the trumps"....ooops....

[caber tosser]

breakfast rolls & slice ( 3 )

pub guiness,magners johnnie walker red label

dinner f**k knows

[AJ]

Originally Posted by caber tosser

breakfast rolls & slice ( 3 )

pub guiness,magners johnnie walker red label

dinner f**k knows

roll and slice, with tattie scones mmmmmm

for the first time in months you've made me miss living in Scotland.

Used to enjoy a nice pint at the Eagle at Prestwick

[davidmphill]

Bacon Muffins.
Beer in Pub
Turkey and trimmings
More beer.

[swampster]

champagne and fry-up (girlfriend and her family having oysters - yuck) then roast beef and roast chicken for din dins. i'll make a curry for boxing day

[Galronix]

We will probably have the normal turkey with all the trimmings. As long as I get my sausages wrapped in bacon I don't care what else there is.

It's funny because you can have them anytime of year but they don't taste the same as when you have them for Christmas.

[Punto83]

Best bit about Xmas dinner is Pigs in Blankets

[Galronix]

Originally Posted by Punto83

Best bit about Xmas dinner is Pigs in Blankets

Thanks mate

Couldn't remember what they were called.

[Pocket Lady]

We will have the usual Christmas dinner:

Turkey, stuffing, Gammon, mash, roast potatoes, parsnips, cauliflower, cabbage, carrots, peas, SPROUTS ( Carl) and pigs in blankets.

Originally Posted by Galronix

We will probably have the normal turkey with all the trimmings. As long as I get my sausages wrapped in bacon I don't care what else there is.

It's funny because you can have them anytime of year but they don't taste the same as when you have them for Christmas.

This is like us - if we have turkey or chicken in the year for a Sunday roast we have these - and I agree - not as nice as at Christmas.

Plus I always cook a few extra for snacking on later.

[gazabroad]

If the local indian is open it will be chicken madras, if not then it will be the remains of the previous days pizza.
I´m working all day and TBH the girlfriend cant cook/ not allowed to cook.

[Punto83]

Originally Posted by gazabroad

I´m working all day and TBH the girlfriend cant cook/ not allowed to cook.

[peteg40]

Glass of water....... bread and jam for brekkie.......

Glass of water....... Beans on toast for lunch.......

Glass of water....... cheese biscuits for Supper

My i love my Christmas Day

[Valiant23]

Originally Posted by peteg40

Glass of water....... bread and jam for brekkie.......

Glass of water....... Beans on toast for lunch.......

Glass of water....... cheese biscuits for Supper

My i love my Christmas Day

Well you will follow my tips!

[peteg40]

Originally Posted by Valiant23

Well you will follow my tips!

yeah put me in the poor house

[Penelopeys]

We're having traditional Danish christmas dinner which will be very interesting as we're having Pauls sister, Michaela and her 2 kids, Michael and Luke, over here for christmas ... my brother and his girlfriend will be here and my sister and her boyfriend too...

So... a cristmas for all the siblings with no parents... for the first time... which means I will do all the cooking


We have roasted duck, roasted pork with crunchy top, white potatoes and brown potatoes (small potatoes fried in butter and sugar, so they're sweet), boiled red cabbage and loads of brown gravy made from the 2 roasts ... is great


... normally I am not very much into christmas, but this year I can't wait

[davidmphill]

A week tomorrow and I'll be full to the brim with meat and veg!