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No turkey this year ......having beef for a change......
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Turkey.
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Lamb.
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We're off to Wetherspoons.
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Roast leg of Lamb with rosemary....Redcurrant jelly and mint sauce aplenty
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brawn if i don't find a winner soon
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McDonalds is closed on Christmas Day for the first time I can remember so it will probably be cheese sandwiches, but with pickled onions to make them Christmassy.
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duck
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Don't ask Elton that question
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a little , bit of general tufto
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Same here. Duck breast marinaded in hoisin sauce and honey with mini carrots, fine beans and pak choi; chocolate and vanilla ice cream as dessert, and a glass of Baileys Chocolat Luxe. On Boxing Day it will be steamed wild red salmon fillet with spinach, and noodles plus whatever goodies later. And watching horse racing on the box.
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swan..
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impossible, Mmmm, reading what you wrote has given me a culinary erecto,
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panda crown
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I will have to ask my staff.
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I'm going to my brothers, his wife is a very decent cook and I'm guessing it will be turkey and a joint of honey glazed ham.
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pigeon
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one day a year we have what is known as traditional xmas dinner and impossible decides not to have it, don't get it why not have the above on any of the 364 days a year,
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Not going to relatives this year. Also, turkey at x'mas is a traditional I do not adhere to religiously; duck is tastier, and a close relative of turkey, is it not? I'll still have the carrots, ice cream and Baileys. If McDonnald or Kfc was open I might indulge - they do lovely fillet-o-fish and succulent chicken respectively.
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Finest Foie Gras followed by a 24 bird Roast.
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Foie Gras, something from Mardi Gras? A 24 bird roast is an emu, is it not?
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Pheasant breasts roasted underneath a brace of partridge topped with free-range pork chips from Ellises Farm on the Devon border. The pheasant breasts hot on Christmas Day, and a cold partridge torn apart by hand while watching the racing on the box on the 26th and the 27th.
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what do atheists do on christmas day.?after all they do not celebrate Christmas and it must be very annoying with everyone running about giving gifts and drinking and going to parties and all that stuff.
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travel to brighton and meet up with the vegan liberation army
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Eating crisps all day getting bloated and indigestion, tending to allotment, walkies, housework, catching up on sleep, etc. Or trying to get a grip on 'Brexit'!
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4 bird roast and trying sprouts in marmite from Iceland ( the shop not the country ... )
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Smoked ham.
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Vampire Squid......ummmmmm.....delicious !
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I love squid. A quick dunk into hot boiling water or lightly fried then dip into a sauce (not creamy) eg chilli or light soy with spring onions and finely ground black pepper, yummy.
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I'm not having any Xmas dinner. I live with my 88 yr old/young dad and he, just before Xmas,as he has done for the last 4 years, clears off to Manchester to see his 68 year old "lady friend' and he stays with her over Xmas, My father still has more than enough lead in his pencil, to line a church roof. Which is quite apt because as a boy,he actually trained to be a priest at the up holland school. Anyways,I don't make a dinner for myself on Xmas day,I'll just grab anything I feel like eating, a pot noodle or whatever.I love eating meat but I've not eaten any for 2 years.
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I am surprised no one said halal.
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'Culvin', sorry to hear that. Hotels do x'mas dinner too, and not pricey either. Or get a prepared one from M&S or supermarket the day before and heat it up on x'mas day. Where are you?
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capon
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Culvin....you're not gambling all your money away so you can't afford meat are you ?
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impossible,I'm in the picturesque village of Huyton, it's a gentle,kind and rather quiet little place, approx 7 miles from Liverpool
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M&S Roast chicken dinner in a Yorkshire pudding. Add a few sprouts with chestnuts and pancetta,a few roast parsnips. Job done!
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No I don't gamble,I never gamble, that's what I tell my family, anyway.
I stopped eating meat over 2 years ago because I used to visit the Acorn urban farm in Kirby and play with the pigs, I loved the pigs.I used to take them the apples that fell from my garden tree Anyway, I returned one day after taking some photos at the farm and as I was having my ham sandwich, tomato, branston pickle, I thought about my little piggy friends and decided there and then to stop eating meat, for a time anyway.That time has now turned into , 2 years. Also, those very disturbing photos of pigs crammed into crates inside an abattoir that Kenny Mann posted here,also made a contribution |
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@Leopard
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Turkey and beef... I don't think they're a great combination, but my other half suggested it. I'll stick to my once a year turkey treat.
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I keep thinking about going veggie......eating meat increases your chances of cancer.....humans don't need to eat meat.....you feel a lot better when you stop I hear.
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