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    The perfect Xmas dinner

    Bacon sandwich at 8am to soak up the Xmas day pint at 11.

    Dinner at 2.

    Prawn cocktail starter
    Turkey dinner. No other meat. Stuffing and homemade roasties and gravy. 1 token sprout max.
    Chocolate cake for dessert.
    Brandy coffees

    Pate crackers and crisps in the eve

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    Re: The perfect Xmas dinner

    Quote Originally Posted by WJ99mobile View Post
    Bacon sandwich at 8am to soak up the Xmas day pint at 11.

    Dinner at 2.

    Prawn cocktail starter
    Turkey dinner. No other meat. Stuffing and homemade roasties and gravy. 1 token sprout max.
    Chocolate cake for dessert.
    Brandy coffees

    Pate crackers and crisps in the eve
    as many sprouts as i can fit on a plate. nothing else apart from a splash of gravy.

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    Re: The perfect Xmas dinner

    and bucky for afters.

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    Re: The perfect Xmas dinner

    Quote Originally Posted by WJ99mobile View Post
    Bacon sandwich at 8am to soak up the Xmas day pint at 11.

    Dinner at 2.

    Prawn cocktail starter
    Turkey dinner. No other meat. Stuffing and homemade roasties and gravy. 1 token sprout max.
    Chocolate cake for dessert.
    Brandy coffees

    Pate crackers and crisps in the eve
    Prawn cocktail?

    How common.

    No starter (they're for girls and poofs)

    At least 3 meats.
    Mountain of roasties.
    Stuffing.
    Spuds.
    Yorkshire pudding.
    Veg to keep you regular.
    Loads of proper gravy.

    Followed by Christmas pudding with custard.

    Then an hour or two to let your food go down.

    Then half a tin of quality street washed down with an avalanche of alcohol (must include baileys, babycham, Buck's Fizz and whisky)

    Then an evening of shite telly, more food, more booze and an argument or two.

    All topped off with a massive shit - preferably before bed.

    Merry Christmas all.

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    Re: The perfect Xmas dinner

    No Brussels for me thanks.

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    Re: The perfect Xmas dinner

    Quote Originally Posted by Mrs Steve R View Post
    No Brussels for me thanks.
    You'll be too busy doing the dishes to worry about that.

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    Re: The perfect Xmas dinner

    Quote Originally Posted by Mrs Steve R View Post
    No Brussels for me thanks.
    I used to be like you.

    Then I found that they're quite tasty if cooked properly.

    Up to a day before, Par-boil them, androast a few chestnuts.
    Just before serving, stir-fry in a little butter with chopped smoked bacon, a pinch of herbs, chopped cranberries and chopped chestnuts.

    Lovely!

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    Re: The perfect Xmas dinner

    7am; Wake up and straight on the beer and sniff.

    3pm; pull myself together to put on the Queens speech.

    3:02pm;piss all over the tele, I can't stand the leeching hag.

    4pm; after a rumpus, my missus takes me home from her mothers.

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    Re: The perfect Xmas dinner

    Duo of farm slaughtered free range meats, delicately balanced atop a sumptuous raft of locally harvested, hand cooked, crushed potatoes, snuggled alongside hand picked Kent garden peas, hand foraged chanteney carrots, finest hand reared Brussels sprouts, drizzled with essense of bouef jus.

    Half a bottle of blue nun.

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    Re: The perfect Xmas dinner

    Quote Originally Posted by Dr Lecter View Post
    You'll be too busy doing the dishes to worry about that.
    They will be going in my mums dishwasher this year.

    Quote Originally Posted by bobh View Post
    I used to be like you.

    Then I found that they're quite tasty if cooked properly.

    Up to a day before, Par-boil them, androast a few chestnuts.
    Just before serving, stir-fry in a little butter with chopped smoked bacon, a pinch of herbs, chopped cranberries and chopped chestnuts.

    Lovely!
    I like them really, it was a brexit joke

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    Re: The perfect Xmas dinner

    I love sprouts. Plain or fancy.
    Roast parsnips. Well roasted. A must have.

    Not fussed on Christmas Pudding straight after the main event - who has room for it?!

    However, just in case not enough calories were consumed, the unfinished Christmas Pudding sliced and saute'd in butter is delicious on Boxing Day morning. Oh good grief ..

    Apparently, on average we consume 8000+ calories on Christmas Day.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Barry Shitpeas View Post
    Duo of farm slaughtered free range meats, delicately balanced atop a sumptuous raft of locally harvested, hand cooked, crushed potatoes, snuggled alongside hand picked Kent garden peas, hand foraged chanteney carrots, finest hand reared Brussels sprouts, drizzled with essense of bouef jus.

    Half a bottle of blue nun.
    Wrong thread. You need the" More signs that you may be a little common" thread.

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    Re: The perfect Xmas dinner

    For a kick off it's Christmas not Xmas.
    Usually start off with a cup of tea and a couple of slices of toast.
    Lunch comprises lobster, followed by Turkey with all the trimmings washed down with a couple of bottles of lansons with cheesecake and ice cream.
    Couple of bottles of beer and a snooze then a light tea of salmon sandwiches and sausage rolls etc Dr Who, Downton Abbey (dunno what we're going to watch this year) glass of malt then bed.

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    Shameful that so many of you don't go to the pub on Christmas morning for a free pint from the landlord, a Christmas tradition that goes back centuries.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bluebird since 1948 View Post
    Shameful that so many of you don't go to the pub on Christmas morning for a free pint from the landlord, a Christmas tradition that goes back centuries.
    You've already been told that drinking is a mugs game.

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    Re: The perfect Xmas dinner

    I second that 1948

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    Re: The perfect Xmas dinner

    Amazing sprout recipe:

    Par-boil, stir fry in olive oil with shredded carrot, onion and pancetta until brown. Drizzle with balsamic vinegar before taking them out of the pan.

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    Re: The perfect Xmas dinner

    Quote Originally Posted by TH63 View Post
    For a kick off it's Christmas not Xmas.
    Usually start off with a cup of tea and a couple of slices of toast.
    Lunch comprises lobster, followed by Turkey with all the trimmings washed down with a couple of bottles of lansons with cheesecake and ice cream.
    Couple of bottles of beer and a snooze then a light tea of salmon sandwiches and sausage rolls etc Dr Who, Downton Abbey (dunno what we're going to watch this year) glass of malt then bed.
    I bet you live in Bristol, and go to free Hilton hotel rooms too, ya posh twat...

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    Re: The perfect Xmas dinner

    I've petitioned the parents this year to do away with the usual xmas dinner (avec sprouts, peas, carrots, parsnips, potatoes etc), in favour of simply double turkey, and triple kilties (aka 'pigs in blankets' for all you Americans).

    A 'meat feast' xmas dinner, if you will.

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    Re: The perfect Xmas dinner

    Quote Originally Posted by Ainsley Harriott View Post

    A 'meat free' xmas dinner, if you will.
    That's what I'm having.

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    Re: The perfect Xmas dinner

    Quote Originally Posted by Ainsley Harriott View Post
    A 'meat free' xmas dinner, if you will.
    Quote Originally Posted by Mrs Steve R View Post
    That's what I'm having.
    So...just a plate of Brussels sprouts...eurgh!!

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    Re: The perfect Xmas dinner

    Quote Originally Posted by Ainsley Harriott View Post
    So...just a plate of Brussels sprouts...eurgh!!
    and swede, got to have swede.

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    Re: The perfect Xmas dinner

    Quote Originally Posted by Ainsley Harriott View Post
    I bet you live in Bristol, and go to free Hilton hotel rooms too, ya posh twat...

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    Re: The perfect Xmas dinner

    Quote Originally Posted by Dr Lecter View Post
    You'll be too busy doing the dishes to worry about that.

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    Re: The perfect Xmas dinner

    What is it about sprouts?
    Why are they "traditional"?
    Why only once a year?
    I can't stand the fecking things but herself insists on sticking a few on my plate.
    Food of satan imho

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