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Old Jul 16th 2006 | 12:35 am
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I was just wondering what everyone did for their sunday lunch now they are in Oz. I am guessing its too warm during the day to be slaving over a hot stove so what alternatives do you do? If you bother at all
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Roast lamb, spuds, cabbage, cauli and carrots
 
Old Jul 16th 2006 | 12:38 am
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Originally Posted by Wilfulbadfaery
I was just wondering what everyone did for their sunday lunch now they are in Oz. I am guessing its too warm during the day to be slaving over a hot stove so what alternatives do you do? If you bother at all
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Old Jul 16th 2006 | 12:39 am
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I still do roasts every now and then, just don't eat them till about 7pm. Temperature's not a factor as I been known to slave over a hot stove on a boiling hot day (38C) cooking a curry. If you get a good place with air con, it don't matter what the temps like outside.
 
Old Jul 16th 2006 | 12:41 am
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I still do roasts every now and then, just don't eat them till about 7pm. Temperature's not a factor as I been known to slave over a hot stove on a boiling hot day (38C) cooking a curry. If you get a good place with air con, it don't matter what the temps like outside.
Agreed...up in Brisbane, it was bloody freezing indoors
 
Old Jul 16th 2006 | 1:22 am
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We still had roasts but we ate in the Evening. Usually had a sunday brunch of English fry up around 11am and then Dinner at 6pm

I even do that here.....I don't like Sunday lunch....I like Sunday Dinner - so we eat our roast at 5-6pm

 

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