British Expats - Christmas foods

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- - Christmas foods (https://britishexpats.com/forum/sand-pit-116/christmas-foods-780946/)

Meow	Dec 18th 2012 7:07 am

Re: Christmas foods

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Originally Posted by Scamp (Post 10439285)

How?

All veg apart from spuds need to be cooked but with minimum effort.

You said "In fact, all veg needs to be cooked in the easiest way possible. .... they need care, attention and concentration"

Which is it?

scrubbedexpat141

Dec 18th 2012 7:34 am

Re: Christmas foods

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Originally Posted by Meow (Post 10439296)

You said "In fact, all veg needs to be cooked in the easiest way possible. .... they need care, attention and concentration"

Which is it?

Quote:

That's way too much effort for sprouts. In fact, all veg needs to be cooked in the easiest way possible. Bar potatoes, they need care, attention and concentration.

Blue Cat

Dec 18th 2012 7:46 am

Re: Christmas foods

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Originally Posted by Jochram (Post 10439291)

For me it has to be roast beef and roast pork with Yorkshire puddings, roast potatoes, stuffing, brussel sprouts and cauliflour cheese. Desert must be Christmas pud with brandy sauce - heaven :)

:rofl:

Meow	Dec 18th 2012 7:56 am

Re: Christmas foods

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Originally Posted by Blue Cat (Post 10439367)

:rofl:

You're laughing at 'cauliflour'? Didn't you notice the poster wants a 'desert' for pudding?

;)

Jochram

Dec 18th 2012 7:59 am

Re: Christmas foods

Ok, ok, should have used spell check! It is still early here in the UK. That's my excuse anyway! :o

Blue Cat

Dec 18th 2012 8:07 am

Re: Christmas foods

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Originally Posted by Meow (Post 10439385)

You're laughing at 'cauliflour'? Didn't you notice the poster wants a 'desert' for pudding?

;)

completely missed that one but I was on the phone at the time to a certain Toffee Princess :)

scrubbedexpat141

Dec 18th 2012 8:10 am

Re: Christmas foods

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Originally Posted by Jochram (Post 10439391)

Ok, ok, should have used spell check! It is still early here in the UK. That's my excuse anyway! :o

Cauli cheese was a dinner i was given as punishment.

Blue Cat

Dec 18th 2012 8:22 am

Re: Christmas foods

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Originally Posted by Scamp (Post 10439413)

Cauli cheese was a dinner i was given as punishment.

ooh I love cauli cheese with a piece of steak :)

scrubbedexpat141

Dec 18th 2012 8:37 am

Re: Christmas foods

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Originally Posted by Blue Cat (Post 10439434)

ooh I love cauli cheese with a piece of steak :)

Sorry it was Cauli + Broc cheese. I was about 11. My mates were having turkey dinosaurs, smiley faces and beans. I had that shit.

Bahtatboy

Dec 18th 2012 8:38 am

Re: Christmas foods

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Originally Posted by Scamp (Post 10439461)

Sorry it was Cauli + Broc cheese. I was about 11. My mates were having turkey dinosaurs, smiley faces and beans. I had that shit.

Yeah, and look at the skinny wimp you've turned it to, eating all those veg...

Blue Cat

Dec 18th 2012 8:47 am

Re: Christmas foods

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Originally Posted by Scamp (Post 10439461)

Sorry it was Cauli + Broc cheese. I was about 11. My mates were having turkey dinosaurs, smiley faces and beans. I had that shit.

even better :)

scrubbedexpat141

Dec 18th 2012 8:54 am

Re: Christmas foods

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Originally Posted by Bahtatboy (Post 10439463)

Yeah, and look at the skinny wimp you've turned it to, eating all those veg...

When she got with her chap, he was an ardent meat eater. I grew just over a foot (in height, smartarse) in 18 months.

Bahtatboy

Dec 18th 2012 10:10 am

Re: Christmas foods

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Originally Posted by Scamp (Post 10439481)

When she got with her chap, he was an ardent meat eater. I grew just over a foot (in height, smartarse) in 18 months.

Delayed reaction :cool:

scrubbedexpat141

Dec 18th 2012 10:12 am

Re: Christmas foods

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Originally Posted by Bahtatboy (Post 10439567)

Delayed reaction :cool:

You've got me there.

Meow	Dec 19th 2012 12:26 pm

Re: Christmas foods

So tomorrow, for the benefit of the people of Dubai, I shall force myself to eat a load of mince pies. The sacrifices I make for my fellow man... *martyr face*

I am just doing a bit of 'research' in Christmas foods around the world and there are some odd dishes out there. Liver Casserole and Prune Soup in Finland (not together), Tripe Soup in Mexico, boiled green bananas with chicken gizzards in Puerto Rico. The Pinoys have their usual weird dishes. :huh:

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