Christmas Dinner

22 Dec 2006

I`m dining with my housemate and we`re having:
Roast stuffed lamb with roast potatoes, carrots and broccoli
followed by chocolate pudding with vanilla ice cream. (he doesnt like Christmas pudding and I dont mind smile

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22 Dec 2006

DL you can fuck right off with your bluddy xmas dinner flipa

:(
Steveeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee can we go to DL's for xmas day instead of my mothers?? :lol2:

22 Dec 2006

I'm on me tod for a few days and nights over xmas sad

so its back to single chaps fodder here .................. pizza and curry lol

22 Dec 2006

Sheddy if we had been at home on xmas day you could have spent it with us.... As it is we are at my mothers rolleyes

We are at home boxing day if you want to come down though dunno

22 Dec 2006

Quote by Shireen
Sheddy if we had been at home on xmas day you could have spent it with us.... As it is we are at my mothers
We are at home boxing day if you want to come down though

Awww thanks :kiss: but she comes back boxing night :D :D :D and i'm back in work the next day so there is suits to iron and shoes to polish, and beleave you me that takes me long enough as it is :roll:
<<<<<<<< domestic godess but shite at ironing lol

22 Dec 2006

You are welcome kiss

I was banking on you being an ironing expert as well damn :giggle:

22 Dec 2006

Penguin. It's an eighteen pound bird fresh water farmed bird and we are told similar to Goose in texture and taste.

22 Dec 2006

Quote by davej
Penguin. It's an eighteen pound bird fresh water farmed bird and we are told similar to Goose in texture and taste.

Really or are you joking?

22 Dec 2006

I'll be burning stuff for the guys I work for....
..then home for a sarnie...
a special sarnie... I may include pickle... as a treat
after all...its christmas.... so I understand....
humbug
lp

22 Dec 2006

Quote by davej
Penguin. It's an eighteen pound bird fresh water farmed bird and we are told similar to Goose in texture and taste.

I think I'd prefer the chocolate biscuits of the same name. rolleyes

22 Dec 2006

Quote by MikeNorth
I think I'd prefer the chocolate biscuits of the same name.

all well and good, but even in this festive season, an eighteen pounder may be a bit much...eh what?
lp

22 Dec 2006

We're having Nigela Lawson for xmas dinner - I wish wink

22 Dec 2006

Quote by davej
Penguin. It's an eighteen pound bird fresh water farmed bird and we are told similar to Goose in texture and taste.

I've had penguin - honestly - on my first trip 'down south' - it's mankey!

22 Dec 2006

Quote by Freckledbird
Penguin. It's an eighteen pound bird fresh water farmed bird and we are told similar to Goose in texture and taste.

Really or are you joking?
I know sometimes it's difficult to tell.
Now the kids have grown up we try and theme christmas. Last year we went with Camelot, dressed accordingly for the day and themed the foods to suit, so it was roast hog (different from domesticated pig) and mulled wine etc. This year the theme is black and white so its dress suits for the guys and white evening dresses for the girls. We guessed that Zebra take way too long, Penguin is available as a farmed bird, so thats what we have got.

22 Dec 2006

Quote by davej
Penguin is available as a farmed bird, so thats what we have got.

I am still on the fence on this one confused

:? I cant tell if you are being serious or not now :lol2:

22 Dec 2006

I think he`s serious....he mentioned it on another thread.

22 Dec 2006

Quote by DeviousLiasons
Desert is of course a traditional Xmas pub.

What-like
The Jolly Santa or
The Reindeer and Groom or
The Red Elf??
:giggle:
We are having beef, chicken, pork and Quorn roast lol, usual trimmings but sprouts with chestnuts mmmm.
Honey and mustard glazed ham for cold meat and home-made pickle selection.
No room for the pub..er I mean pud ;)

23 Dec 2006

Quote by Shireen
Penguin is available as a farmed bird, so thats what we have got.

I am still on the fence on this one confused

:? I cant tell if you are being serious or not now :lol2:
you've been watching too much Happy Feet on DVD Davej

23 Dec 2006

I usually do the cooking for Christmas, but I am very traditional I am afraid:
Late on Christmas Eve : Home-made mince pies and mulled wine.
Christmas Day Breakfast: Champagne, Smoked Salmon and Scrambled egg (my own recipe with a 'special' ingredient!)
Lunch: Roast turkey, chipolatas, roast potatoes (in goose fat, of course), roast parsnips, carrots, brussel sprouts, stuffing and home-made bread sauce.
Followed by Christmas pud set alight with brandy and served with rum sauce and brandy butter.
Later on: Christmas cake, cheese and port.
Boxing Day:Ham which I have first boiled in Cider and then slow roasted in the oven. Delicious!
Will - visitors welcome! wink

23 Dec 2006

Dont say visitors welcome Will as we will be driving over :lol2:
Hope you both have a wonderful day kiss

23 Dec 2006

Well we're a bit traditional too. Although looking forward to it this year. Missed out as we were in Jamaica for Christmas last year. Goat curry!
But I look forward to boxing day more.....its a tradition to have bubble and squeak with the leftovers......is it very sad to look forward to bubble and squeak more than christmas day lunch?
Who cares...yum yum.

23 Dec 2006

Quote by Shireen
Dont say visitors welcome Will as we will be driving over :lol2:

You'd both be very welcome! It's just the three of us (me, Sappho and Sappho Jr) plus the three babies.
Will

23 Dec 2006

Babies :scared:
rotflmao

I dont think you could cope with our 2 monster as well as your 3 Will kiss

23 Dec 2006

My oven has broken and the part takes six to ten weeks to arrive from Italy, so Im off out for a four course lunch biggrin

:D :D
xanaisx