| christmas day food.. 19:50 - Dec 24 with 2081 views | qpr_1968 |
whats everyone having....
usual...
or something out the ordinary....
or pub/restaurant.
me, family round for chicken and turkey crown and all the trimmings. |  |
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| christmas day food.. on 15:00 - Dec 25 with 521 views | loftboy |
First time ever eating out on Christmas Day today, had a lovely 3 course Christmas lunch with all the trimmings. [Post edited 25 Dec 15:01]
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| christmas day food.. on 15:10 - Dec 25 with 499 views | qpr_1968 |
| christmas day food.. on 15:00 - Dec 25 by loftboy |
First time ever eating out on Christmas Day today, had a lovely 3 course Christmas lunch with all the trimmings. [Post edited 25 Dec 15:01]
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always thought about it, never tried it.
was it in a pub or restaurant... | |
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| christmas day food.. on 15:47 - Dec 25 with 446 views | Juzzie |
| christmas day food.. on 02:03 - Dec 25 by Boston |
Wot, no gelatinous fish! |
Maybe a lovely piece of Halibut…… |  | | |
| christmas day food.. on 15:58 - Dec 25 with 430 views | Superhoops2808 |
After spending last Christmas in the sun, me and Mrs Superhoops are home alone
Roast Turkey Crown, Gammon, Roasties, PIB's, pork & Chestnut stuffing, Brussels, carrots, beans, broccoli and of course gravy and Yorkshires.
However, we are on to the 2nd page of this thread and none of you heathens have mentioned the culinary delight that is - Cauliflower Cheese. A must have and no roast dinner is complete without it so we shall be tucking into that too.
This will be followed by a panacotta (it better wobble) with a raspberry coulis
All this will be washed down with a bottle of Moet (wife gets half a dozen each year from work) and no doubt a few pints of San Miguel from my perfect draught machine which I love.
The only banned thing in our house, is Mrs Browns Boys. Generally a catch up time on the Sky Q (even have series from 2021 to watch
Anyway, hope you all enjoy and if not too late dont forget, cauli cheese... Dont knock it till you try it |  | | |
| christmas day food.. on 16:00 - Dec 25 with 421 views | Superhoops2808 |
| christmas day food.. on 15:47 - Dec 25 by Juzzie |
Maybe a lovely piece of Halibut…… |
I watched Mortimer and Whitehouse doing their Christmas fishing show and they had Turbot for a Christmas dinner.... Apparently quite popular in Cornwall instead of Turkey | | | |
| christmas day food.. on 16:08 - Dec 25 with 399 views | qpr_1968 |
| christmas day food.. on 15:58 - Dec 25 by Superhoops2808 |
After spending last Christmas in the sun, me and Mrs Superhoops are home alone
Roast Turkey Crown, Gammon, Roasties, PIB's, pork & Chestnut stuffing, Brussels, carrots, beans, broccoli and of course gravy and Yorkshires.
However, we are on to the 2nd page of this thread and none of you heathens have mentioned the culinary delight that is - Cauliflower Cheese. A must have and no roast dinner is complete without it so we shall be tucking into that too.
This will be followed by a panacotta (it better wobble) with a raspberry coulis
All this will be washed down with a bottle of Moet (wife gets half a dozen each year from work) and no doubt a few pints of San Miguel from my perfect draught machine which I love.
The only banned thing in our house, is Mrs Browns Boys. Generally a catch up time on the Sky Q (even have series from 2021 to watch
Anyway, hope you all enjoy and if not too late dont forget, cauli cheese... Dont knock it till you try it |
apologies.....cauliflower cheese was mentioned around the dinner table today and why we didnt have any.....always next year... | |
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| christmas day food.. on 19:42 - Dec 25 with 291 views | loftboy |
| christmas day food.. on 15:10 - Dec 25 by qpr_1968 |
always thought about it, never tried it.
was it in a pub or restaurant... |
Pub/ restaurant, food was excellent as was the service. Nice cold walk along the seafront after to walk it off . | |
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| christmas day food.. on 11:25 - Dec 26 with 108 views | A40Bosh |
Only thing of note this year was that the traditional “Cecelia’s Christmas Day Mushroom Soup” starter (a staple in our household for many years) ended up being sieved and poured down the sink after daughter number two refilled the salt grinder with fine salt not realising her mother’s eyesight and hearing would not spot the difference. Now I like a bit of salt but there was no rescuing this. 
“Anyone for Egg Mayo?” |  |
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