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Donkeyman

Chatterbox

Melton,United Kingdom

Joined: Jan 2019

Posts: 9,088

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19-12-2019, 03:23 PM

Re: Christmas Lunch.

Originally Posted by Meg ->

Go for it Swimmy if it makes you happy

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Gone are the days when the 'Christmas dinner' was special because food of any kind was in short supply, now food is readily available rather than a novelty and many can have exactly what they want to eat any day.

BAH! HUMBUG!

Donkeyman!

Artangel

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Joined: Oct 2015

Posts: 21,097

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19-12-2019, 05:05 PM

Re: Christmas Lunch.

I will be glad when l can take my just over nine months old turkey out of my freezer, as it’s taking up too much room!

That will be our Christmas dinner with a gammon joint too.

summer

Chatterbox

yorkshire

Joined: May 2014

Posts: 10,018

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19-12-2019, 06:58 PM

Re: Christmas Lunch.

My son-in-law is cooking... I bought a turkey crown so we will definitely be having turkey..... he will probably do pork or as he is a farmers son and they breed lamb.... might be lamb. It will be lovely whatever

Ragdoll

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Surrey,UK

Joined: Jul 2016

Posts: 193

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19-12-2019, 08:14 PM

Re: Christmas Lunch.

As I am not a fan at all of Turkey, also It's just me, so I have gone for a Scallop & Prawn Bisque to start, then a Guinea Fowl with all the trimmings, bar sprouts (yuck) a Yule Log with cream if I have enough room to finish. I have also got a Cheese Board with Grapes and Port if I so desire later. All this for little old me, but once cooked will last a couple of days or more, unlike the Champagne

Muddy

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19-12-2019, 08:25 PM

Re: Christmas Lunch.

As I’m not cooking I don’t care what I eat .

Mups

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Northamptonshire

Joined: Jun 2013

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19-12-2019, 08:41 PM

Re: Christmas Lunch.

For the first time ever - except when my dear Mum used to cook for us - I have been invited out for Christmas dinner.

My son has got a lovely girlfriend, a nurse from our local hospital. I do believe for the first time in his life, he is in love!
It is a joy to see.

Anyhow, she has invited me over to have Christmas dinner with them and her parents and her two sons.
I am chuffed to bits and really looking forward to such a lovely treat this year.
My son is picking me up, so I haven't even got to drive.

We are having a full traditional Christmas dinner, plus starters and pud. I know this, because they sent me a copy menu the other night.