Sunday Dinners & Yorkshire puddings

21 Nov 2005

I love to cook a Sunday Roast and all the trimmings
But Ive got to admit if thers only the 3 of us I use frozen yorkies
I can have them cook while I make my gravy
Otherwise I do prefer home made yorky puds
I do like Lamb though
and I prefer home made mint sauce
who else still makes their own mint sauce?

21 Nov 2005

Quote by Manolishi
Ooohh Dawnie - does this mean a bundle???
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Possibly wrestling? - maybe with some mud thrown in - or possibly custard? I can do that home made as well :happy:

That would be ok just as long as I don't get it in my hair rolleyes

I hate sticky things in my hair :scared:

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Dawnie - love you dearly you cute sexy lady you

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21 Nov 2005

Quote by Vicky_uk
who else still makes their own mint sauce?

me me me me me
redface

Well I used to - up until the time my dog pissed on my bed of mint rolleyes

sort of put me off after that.
Dawnie - did I say scrumptious as well? - no? - Well scrumptious as well

21 Nov 2005

Quote by Manolishi

who else still makes their own mint sauce?

me me me me me
redface

Well I used to - up until the time my dog pissed on my bed of mint rolleyes

sort of put me off after that.
Dawnie - did I say scrumptious as well? - no? - Well scrumptious as well
Always have a pot of it on the window ledge babes
dog cant cock a leg up that high

21 Nov 2005

Quote by Manolishi

who else still makes their own mint sauce?

me me me me me
redface

Well I used to - up until the time my dog pissed on my bed of mint rolleyes

sort of put me off after that.

:rotflmao::rotflmao::rotflmao::rotflmao:

Quote by Manolishi
Dawnie - did I say scrumptious as well? - no? - Well scrumptious as well

Now you're just after another one of my coffee's :lol2:
kiss

21 Nov 2005

Quote by Fallen Angel
I only cook a sunday dinner when i can be arsed and no i don't do yorkie puds i buy them.
Yesterday i gave the kids Pizza for sunday dinner :shock:
Problem with doing a full sunday roast is all the bloody washing up after :scared:

Or even better, you could get asked out for the day by a really sexy SH member who would take you for Sunday lunch, shag you all afternoon and then take you out for a meal again at teatime! :happy:
Perfect day biggrin

well thanx for the offer, i'll be ready about 11am see you next sunday :lol2:

21 Nov 2005

Quote by Vicky_uk
Always have a pot of it on the window ledge babes
dog cant cock a leg up that high

why is it that women always have the simplest solutions?
I was just in the process of knocking up a surrounding wall, covered with some netting and a solar powered sprinkler unit. confused

21 Nov 2005

Quote by Manolishi
Always have a pot of it on the window ledge babes
dog cant cock a leg up that high

why is it that women always have the simplest solutions?
I was just in the process of knocking up a surrounding wall, covered with some netting and a solar powered sprinkler unit. confused

saved you a fortune lol only have to buy a plant pot now :P

21 Nov 2005

Quote by Vicky_uk
I do like Lamb though
and I prefer home made mint sauce
who else still makes their own mint sauce?

that'll be me then! - first thing I planted in garden when I moved in was mint....
cant beat home -made mint sauce, i just do it in vinegar with a spot of water and sugar mmmmmmmmmmm, non of this shop-bought crap for us, doesnt even taste like mint! rolleyes

most Sundays I try to do the full Sunday roast dinner, with home-made yorkies too, and, if its beef.......onion sauce :lickface:
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21 Nov 2005

I do Sunday Dinner on Saturdays. I send the boys out to the pub (I'd love to bug them and find out what they talk about) and I get great satisfaction sitting them down to the full meal. Yorkshire Pudding doesn't just have to be with roast beef. It goes just as well with chicken and, for all I know, lamb and pork too. We'll be havng Yorkshire Pudding at Christmas too. And, yes, I make my own.
Mint sauce. I've given up on that. I grew it in the garden and it just spread like weeds so I got fed up with it and dug it out. Well, actually, I made Tom dig it out.
Molllie

21 Nov 2005

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21 Nov 2005

I'm the kind of lazy traditionalist lol

if there is such a thing... I like it when you've been out on the lash on the Saturday night awaken sometime on the Sunday to the lovely aroma of potatoes, and parsnips roasting in the oven (not overly keen on the beef or meat part) along with stuffing, greens and mash potato... smothered in home made onion gravy.... ahhhh heaven... oh and don't forget the yorkie puds, not really fussed between home made or aunt bessies... wink

mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm drool

21 Nov 2005

Well i made a lovely roast dinner yesterday, not overly keen on ready made yorkshires apart from Aunt Bessies, but sometimes in my mad house, its just easier to use them.
Of course, the best way to have a gorg roast dinner is to share it with friends....like yesterday.....and i hope we can do it again soon...........this time ill remember the stuffing that id put aside to keep warm............didnt realise until my housemate went to cook the lasagne he had made and asked if anyone fancied stuffing with their lasagne! confused

:rose:

21 Nov 2005

I always make my own Yorkshire Pudding (thanks God for Delia) and it always rises! I think Aunt Bessie's lacks substance and really can't see what the fuss is all about with making your own Yorkshire Puddings.

21 Nov 2005

I might be a single guy but always make home-made yorkshire puddings if eating beef and equally home-made bread sauce when eating chicken - cant beat it. (in my opinion - although the m and s bread sauce is good - haven't found a good alternative to home-made yorkshires)

21 Nov 2005

Well I trained my hubby to do Sunday roasts early on in our marriage so I don't make them only eat them .. and yes he does the yorkie puds himself too .. we eat them with golden syrup as a pudding after the main meal lol

DD

21 Nov 2005

If we're not out and about muching I usually cook a sunday roast.
I have to admit to buying Aunt Bessies when there's just the two of us, but if I'm cooking for more than 4 people I do make them myself.
HLB - domestic godess (not)

21 Nov 2005

Other than summer when Sundays are the perfect opportunity to fire up the barbeque - it has to be a roast dinner on a Sunday. Preferably beef (with homemade yorkshires done individually in a muffin tin) or lamb (with mint sauce on one side of the lamb and redcurrant jelly on the other). Mmmmm.
Basket Case

22 Nov 2005

Quote by naughtynymphos1
I only cook a sunday dinner when i can be arsed and no i don't do yorkie puds i buy them.
Yesterday i gave the kids Pizza for sunday dinner :shock:
Problem with doing a full sunday roast is all the bloody washing up after :scared:

Thats what dish washers are for

22 Nov 2005

Quote by Vicky_uk
I love to cook a Sunday Roast and all the trimmings
But Ive got to admit if thers only the 3 of us I use frozen yorkies
I can have them cook while I make my gravy
Otherwise I do prefer home made yorky puds
I do like Lamb though
and I prefer home made mint sauce
who else still makes their own mint sauce?

Thanks for mentioning mint sauce vicky
I need to plant some mint in the garden
I not had home made mint sauce since i was living with my parents
I use the jar stuff at the moment
But its not as nice as home made
Bi-Guy-Notts

22 Nov 2005

Quote by vodka_babe22uk
you just have to have a vickys sunday roast well yummy
and when her back is turned lick the plate

Bend her over and lick some thing else as well

22 Nov 2005

Don't make Sunday lunch very often, usually too ill on a Sunday!
I did make roast chicken and yorkshires last night.
And they HAVE to be home made. The frozen ones are minging! Same goes for packet pancakes and dumplings, they are soo easy to make from scratch.
My ex-husband came home one Shrove Tuesday with a packet of pancake mix. The packet said just add eggs and milk. My question to him; "You do realise you've just paid the best part of two quid for four ounces of plain flour don't you?"

22 Nov 2005

Quote by vodka_babe22uk
you just have to have a vickys sunday roast well yummy
and when her back is turned lick the plate

Bend her over and lick some thing else as well
behave young man

:smackbottom: :smackbottom:
Ok i will try but not to hard

23 Nov 2005

Sunday just isn't the same without a good old roast dinner with a llt he trimmings,but it is good vary it by alternating the meat choice instead of having Beef every Sunday. biggrin

23 Nov 2005

Neil's mum makes the best sunday dinner I've ever had and I wouldn't know where to start to try and coppy it. Tons of yorkshire puds...... mmmm making me hungry just thinking about it!
Simply delicious! :smile2:

23 Nov 2005

We have the "traditional" Sunday lunch most weeks. When it comes to Yorkshire pudding.............it doesnt have to be beef!.....my kids love it and would eat it with every meal if they could rolleyes

.....and yes I make my own.........ready made just aren't the same!.......much cheaper way of doing it too! smile

23 Nov 2005

Quote by Mr_and_Mrs_Cov
We have the "traditional" Sunday lunch most weeks. When it comes to Yorkshire pudding.............it doesnt have to be beef!.....my kids love it and would eat it with every meal if they could .....and yes I make my own.........ready made just aren't the same!.......much cheaper way of doing it too!

There are places in yorkshire that serve yorkshire pudding as a starter! :happy:
I'm one of those people who could and would eat yorkie pud with anything!
kiss

Gem. x

23 Nov 2005

Quote by little gem
There are places in yorkshire that serve yorkshire pudding as a starter! :happy:
I'm one of those people who could and would eat yorkie pud with anything!

Gem. x

That's the way we used to have it, wth gravy. Then dinner served onto the same plate.

23 Nov 2005

Quote by little gem
We have the "traditional" Sunday lunch most weeks. When it comes to Yorkshire pudding.............it doesnt have to be beef!.....my kids love it and would eat it with every meal if they could .....and yes I make my own.........ready made just aren't the same!.......much cheaper way of doing it too!

There are places in yorkshire that serve yorkshire pudding as a starter! :happy:
I'm one of those people who could and would eat yorkie pud with anything!
kiss

Gem. x
with butter and sugar!!!!! biggrin

......(one of my nans favourites!)

23 Nov 2005

yep, sunday dinner every week ere unless still driving home from somwhere... and as for the yorkshires... aunt bessies arent a patch on mine! lol if i may so modestly say so!!