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Post by Tommydee on Dec 23, 2011 11:00:58 GMT
What are we all having for Christmas dinner i know turkey is on the tradional menu but is anyone having something different this year like to hear about it i'm having goose for a change Tommy
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Post by frankie on Dec 23, 2011 12:34:00 GMT
What are we all having for Christmas dinner i know turkey is on the tradional menu but is anyone having something different this year like to hear about it i'm having goose for a change Tommy Cold stuff over here as it is summer. Salad,ham,cold chicken,cold silverside and heaps of prawns followed by a few amber transfusions. Pavlova for sweet. |
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Post by weeo on Dec 23, 2011 13:29:13 GMT
Very Traditional,Tommy
Beer/ Vodka and Coke
Prawn Cocktail
Turkey and Trimmings
Xmas pudding
Vodkas and Coke interspersed with sweets (various)
Merry Xmas
Eddie
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Post by geraint on Dec 23, 2011 17:53:17 GMT
8 a.m. Bucks Fizz
9 a.m. Smoked Salmon and scrambled Eggs
10 am. - 11 am Gin and Tonics
11.30 - visit family, well grandchildren really.
12.30- call in social club, quick pint of lager.
1 p.m. Help by watching wife cooking Xmas dinner. More Gin and tonic.
Eat Dinner, good red wine to accompany.
Major sleep then ensues.
Thats my Xmas day.
Merry Xmas one and all.
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Post by protoolsnut on Dec 23, 2011 23:08:34 GMT
trying to get the wife to try goose this year.
Gave up eating turkey after years of my mums cooking. find it a little dry for my delicate tummy.
Yet not too delicate for a hot rum in the morning (Medicinal)
So probably gonna start with some nice home made museli and toast.
Goose with a rich wine jus gravy, all the trimmings, with my home made brandy & Porter cake i made.......
then that evening, the in-laws are around, so me and my father-in-Law get to plug in the mother in laws new chair we bought her for christmas.... ;D
Should be a SHOCKING experience!!!!!
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Post by JohnG on Dec 24, 2011 10:31:13 GMT
Since I moved here I have got used to having a roast goose on Christmas day.
Sadly, since Susanne's mother passed away in July, it's now down to me to cook a turkey tomorrow.
I have a 4.6 kilo one in the advanced stages of defrosting.
Up at the crack of dawn tomorrow to start the process.
Merry Christmas to one and all. Hope it's a joyous one for you with peace and happiness.
All the very best,
Johng.
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Post by oliver101 on Dec 24, 2011 11:45:15 GMT
Interesting present idea for the mother in law Paul. I am thinking of next Christmas already, a loose electrical lead under the chair for when mine arrives on her broomstick tomorrow will have to do for 2011 though. Tiss the season for love and understanding, and peace and goodwill to all men, but it does not mention the mother in law so I guess I need no guilt.
Ian
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Post by protoolsnut on Dec 25, 2011 20:12:36 GMT
Interesting present idea for the mother in law Paul. I am thinking of next Christmas already, a loose electrical lead under the chair for when mine arrives on her broomstick tomorrow will have to do for 2011 though. Tiss the season for love and understanding, and peace and goodwill to all men, but it does not mention the mother in law so I guess I need no guilt. Ian BE CAREFUL........... Broomsticks don't conduct electricity!!!! ;D reheated twice turkey does the trick according to my dad.!! Ah the old dear aint so bad.... my dad says your mother in law is what your wife will look like in 40 years............... and infidelity will then nulify my marriage!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ;D ;D ;D Off now to watch my father in law make an a** of himself on the karaoke!!!!!!..........  |
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