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11-12-2006, 09:41 PM
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Gosh Hyno - You're not going to be hungry in your house !!!
When we have family over for Xmas, I do a roast, but this year it will be a beautiful piece of Ribeye.... MadCat
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12-12-2006, 04:16 PM
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We are going to have a nice big shoulder of lamb this year with roast potatoes and veg. Unfortunately my mother-in-law is coming over for the day
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13-12-2006, 02:34 PM
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I always go to stay with my parents in the North of Scotland, and look forward to some fabulous home cooked fare.
Its always got to be roast turkey for me, with all the trimmings. This year we are having a ham as well. We always start with prawn cocktail (so 80's!), and finish with a selection of puds, including Christmas pudding and cream. Cant wait.... yum |
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13-12-2006, 06:50 PM
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 I Love Scotland as well, a beautiful place ;-) Oh, and welcome to the site :!: Thank you for taking the time to post. We get loads of people who join the forum just so they can download the quiz answers (They dont bother to say Hello). Cheers Mike... |
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14-12-2006, 05:14 AM
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 As I am a planner for my department (I didn't get the shift job :cry: ) I get CONTRABAND!!! \  / From one supplier I got a 4kg Turkey breast, from another a bottle of 12 y/o scotch, from another a bottle of Penfolds bin128 red wine - yummy. So, Christmas dinner is at our house and we will be having: Various nibbles, chips & dips and several lagers or strawberry champagne. King Prawns (cold) on a tray covered with rock salt. Accompanied by Penfolds Koonunga Hill Chardonnay or a nice Semillon (can't remember the producer). Boned & tied pork leg, 4.2kg slow cooked on the BBQ. Baked potato, sweet potato, pumpkin. Honey leg ham. Turkey breast. Macaroni Salad & Caesar salad. Accompanied by the beverage of your choice. Trifle, caramel slice & christmas pudding with my Mums 100 proof brandy butter. We have 14 adults & 8 kids coming, I hope it will be enough. :-?
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14-12-2006, 10:53 AM
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 ops: I meant to say Nutty!!! Sounds like a nice meal you have planned... Bad news that you didn't get the job.. MadCat
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14-12-2006, 02:28 PM
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15-12-2006, 08:23 AM
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Well, hopefully no-one will starve this year... Have my parents, My wifes parents and my recently divorced friend coming round... plus the odd soul that will inevitably drop in now and then... Only one week left to go and I'm on leave as well
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Hi guys, sorry a bit late with this one. Very busy this side.
As it is the height of summer here over Christmas we grew up spending it in the pool with either dad braaing (BBQ) or cold meats and salads to fit a king. No however, I try to be a bit more traditional with a leg of lamb, chicken, gammon, boere veggies, baked pud and custard. Our best friends live right next door so it is always a joint venture between the two families as our parents also come and it turns into a huge thing. We cook for two days straight and have a blast. This year was fab where we placed all the pressies on the lawn on a blankie and sat around it with drinks while the little one handed it to 'santa' to hand out to the recipient. Excellent. This now brings me to a question that should probably go to the ' ask a question' thread, but I don't want just the one answer.. If you had to choose between the two (as we mostly have to, to get off work) which would you prefer, Christmas or New year? and why?
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