Alternative Christmas Dinners.....?

Alternative Christmas Dinners.....?

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Gorvid

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22,323 posts

238 months

Monday 17th December 2007
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Alternative Christmas Dinners.

Anyone doing anything different...?

I'm bored of turkey, goose or duck. I want a change.

coolcatmaz

3,521 posts

215 months

Monday 17th December 2007
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Nice big piece of Roast Rib Beef yum

Gorvid

Original Poster:

22,323 posts

238 months

Monday 17th December 2007
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yum Good call.....I have a friend with a beef herd...idea
woohoo

Wadeski

8,590 posts

226 months

Monday 17th December 2007
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Couple of years ago I walked into my favourite butcher with £50, and ordered the best piece of beef he could get his hands on.

best christmas dinner ever. cooked super super slow at low temperature folllowing a Robert Carrier recipe.

the gravy made from an '80 claret that had sadly gone past drinking (even after half a day in a jug) was delicious too, even if i wept with every bite :|

Desiato

960 posts

296 months

Monday 17th December 2007
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We are doing a ballantine with, Turkey, Goose, Duck and Chicken.

sleep envy

62,260 posts

262 months

Monday 17th December 2007
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pheasant and partridge

Plotloss

67,280 posts

283 months

Monday 17th December 2007
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Will be making, rather than buying, a nut roast this year (to go along with the normal turkey, I'm not gay like)

Leiths I am hoping will have a recipe, otherwise its a bag of stuffing and a pot of mixed peel.

sleep envy

62,260 posts

262 months

Monday 17th December 2007
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Plotloss said:
Will be making, rather than buying, a nut roast this year
you've changed man

: shakeshead:

Frik

13,620 posts

256 months

Monday 17th December 2007
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We're having pheasant here too this year.

Beef wellington's a winner too.

Glassman

23,562 posts

228 months

Monday 17th December 2007
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sleep envy said:
pheasant and partridge
and, or? Both yummy.

sleep envy

62,260 posts

262 months

Monday 17th December 2007
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both, there's quite a few of us and we're bored of turkey and capon

Plotloss

67,280 posts

283 months

Monday 17th December 2007
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sleep envy said:
capon
You're a bit left for Islington arent you wink

(Thats geographically rather than politically, I'm not calling you a , honest)

sleep envy

62,260 posts

262 months

Monday 17th December 2007
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take this the way it's intended

cluck off

wink

JulesV

1,800 posts

237 months

Monday 17th December 2007
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We went to a fish restaurant for Christmas lunch a couple of years ago, it was great and no bloody sprouts.

CommanderJameson

22,096 posts

239 months

Wednesday 19th December 2007
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Lamb this year at Chez Jameson. Nice slow-roasted leg, boned and stuffed. Mashed and roast spuds, sprouts and carrots. No point over-doing things (I'm cooking for 4 and no-one has a particularly large appetite) so I'm working on the "leave plenty of room for beer" theory.

dougc

8,240 posts

278 months

Wednesday 19th December 2007
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Venison at the dougc table this year. Stopped having turkey years ago. So boring.

Podie

46,645 posts

288 months

Wednesday 19th December 2007
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Go for the chav option...



hehe

i want an aero

642 posts

219 months

Thursday 20th December 2007
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for years i used to go for a balti in birmingham on christmas day

Furyous

24,540 posts

234 months

Saturday 22nd December 2007
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Just been to my favourite butcher and bought a 4.5lb carvery rib of beef for the two us on xmas day.

This is scotch beef, hung for 21 days.....licklicklick

bikerkeith

794 posts

277 months

Saturday 22nd December 2007
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A few years ago it was just the wife and myself for xmas dinner, so we agreed on beef. I found a pedigree longhorn, organic beef producer so phoned up and visited the farm. Not only did I find out the animal I would eat was called Craig, I met Craig's mother as well as numerous other members of the cattle family.

And it was magnificent! Wonderful what you can find on the web these days.

Just wait for the innuendo types to take the p!ss from my posting!