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  1. 21-12-2016, 20:47 #1
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    Christmas Dinner. Who is eating what?

    Who is eating what this Christmas? I have Goose, Turkey, Ham and Beef with home made pigs in blankets.
    I'm interested to know. Does everyone do a traditional Xmas meal? Or do people go out for lunch now?
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  2. 21-12-2016, 21:55 #2
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    Traditional for me - and I go full turkey despite there only being three for lunch. Turkey curry always good!

    Did think about a capon this year but didn't get organised. Doing my own local honey (from next door neighbour) roast Ham.
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    3 bird roast here - goose, chicken and pheasant with orange and cranberry stuffing
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    Guinness, at least 6 pints of.
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    Turkey, and a ham cooked in cherry coke a la Nigella. It's dynamite.
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    Going out with my old man for a gastro pub christmas lunch on Boxing Day.

    Traditional lunch with the other half family on Christmas Day - Turkey, ham, beef wellington, pork joint and possibly gammon as well as pigs and mini chorizos in blankets with all the trimmings topped off by plenty of Jack & Coke with a handful of anti-mental tablets and the odd injection i s'pose
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  7. 22-12-2016, 11:30 #7
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    I normally have chicken & beef dinner as I don't like turkey but have it with pigs in blankets
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    Brother is bringing Pheasant round for Boxing Day

    I got Orange and Cranberry stuffing from local butcher.
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  9. 22-12-2016, 21:38 #9
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    I'm just praying that it's edible as I'm at the in laws this year (not that it will matter too much as I'll probably drink too much anyway).
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    I just bought a electric spit for my bbq so doing my turkey on that...I had a practice run with a chicken on saturday with some friends, it was nom nom! Some white wine in the drip tray to keep my bird moist (ooo errr matron) and then make gravy. Cant wait.... weather not looking great though lol

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    That looks banging Rory
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  12. 25-12-2016, 19:44 #12
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    Dog has eaten both hams WTF!!!!!


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  13. 26-12-2016, 06:53 #13
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    Chucked a few prawns on the barby. Leg of ham chicken drum sticks crab meat potato and pasta salads and some chips or chrisps as your call erm
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