Christmas Lunch
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Christmas Lunch
Do you cook Christmas lunch... Italian style, UK/US/ROW style? Are menus already decided?
Last year I went hiking in the lakes, it was a lovely sunny day. This year am less inspired and was wondering whether to 'do' Christmas in form or another or pass!
Last year I went hiking in the lakes, it was a lovely sunny day. This year am less inspired and was wondering whether to 'do' Christmas in form or another or pass!
#2
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Re: Christmas Lunch
Traditional UK lunch. Our Italian relatives quite liked it last year and are coming back for more😁
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Re: Christmas Lunch
I once proposed Christmas pudding to an unassuming bunch of OH's relatives, only to witness: 1) fear 2) confusion 3) slight embarrassment all mixed into one!!!! Needless to say it's something I went on to enjoy by myself down the line!
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Re: Christmas Lunch
Absolutely not. Yorkshire pudding should only be served with roast beef! Although I do love them, I don't think we have tried them on the relatives. Roasted parsnips and cauliflower cheese is just about all they can cope with...
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Re: Christmas Lunch
Hope all you guys enjoyed your xmas fayre whatever you chose to serve.
We did a traditional roast turkey with all the associated trimmings & served early evening.
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Re: Christmas Lunch
Cauliflower cheese is lovely... haven't had that in years...
In the end we had Stinco and Christmas Pudding. I know and odd mix. But it somehow worked. But next year made a promise that it'll be a packed lunch out hiking somewhere, or an ice cream on a beach somewhere warm!