What is your perfect Christmas Dinner? [Day 5]
Jimm_Scope
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Who doesn't love a Christmas Dinner? I know everyone has their own preferences, and each family can have it's own traditions. I'm interested to hear what your perfect, "traditional" Christmas Dinner is. No budget concerns!
Mine for example would be the following:
For a mixup and to show how different "traditional" can mean, my partner's "traditional" Christmas Dinner would be:
As another example, if you lived in Japan a traditional christmas dinner might be KFC.
So what is your perfect, "traditional" Christmas meal?
Mine for example would be the following:
- Goose, more expensive but so much juicier than turkey
- Honey and Clove roasted ham
- Roast potatoes (cooked in the goose fat!)
- Honey-roasted parsnips and carrots
- Carrot and swede(turnip) mash
- pigs in blankets
- chopped brussel sprouts with bacon lardons
- lashings of gravy made with juices from the goose
- yorkshire puddings
For a mixup and to show how different "traditional" can mean, my partner's "traditional" Christmas Dinner would be:
- Chinese takeaway
As another example, if you lived in Japan a traditional christmas dinner might be KFC.
So what is your perfect, "traditional" Christmas meal?
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My ideal Christmas meal cannot be purchased even with an unlimited budget.
I don't care what the food is, just don't want any bad moods, moaning or arguments!!!!1 -
I'm vegetarian, so the veg is often the star for me, but luckily I LOVE veg. I'm also pretty similar to @Jimm_Scope!
I would want:- Crispy roasties
- Maple or honey roast parsnips
- Sprouts fried with balsamic & chestnuts
- Braised red cabbage
- Buttery carrot & swede mash
- Bit of boiled veg - maybe broccoli and peas
- Bread sauce AND cranberry sauce
- Veggie homemade gravy
- And some kind of vegetarian alternative to meat, like a nut roast or lentil loaf
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Clearly Rosie and I are gonna have to compare our roasted parsnip and carrot & swede recipes.
I will say, my sister was vegetarian for a while and nut roasts are pretty delicious.0 -
my wife cooks up the dinner, turkey beef, lamb, roast potatoes mushy peas, carrot and turnip, yummy! i'm not a lover of veg, but she is and will have sprouts etc0
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Hi i luv
All the traditional Turkey Dinner Everything nothing i dont like
Then Christmas Pud with Fresh Cream Loverly.
Amazingblazing620 -
I love a traditional turkey dinner for Christmas.
Turkey, boiled potatoes, roast potatoes, broccoli. green beans, pigs in blankets, Yorkshire puddings, turkey gravy.... I'm getting hungry now...0 -
I've just had lunch, but now I'm hungry again.
I love mums traditional turkey, roasties cooked in goose fat, sprouts with chestnuts and bacon, red cabbage with apple, pigs in blankets, honey glazed parsnips, fresh bread sauce and some home made cranberry sauce. Then drowned in mums amazing gravy.0 -
I'm another prawn cocktail to start, then roast turkey, pork with crackling of course, sprouts and chestnuts (yummy), roast parsnips/potatoes, roast carrots, stuffing, pigs in blankets, yorkshire pudding, my daughter makes mashed potatoe and swede mash (eww) no thanks and home made gravy of course.Pudding, anything but christmas pudding...0
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I'm not a fan of Christmas pudding either Poppy. Always disliked chunks of fruit inside a pudding.
My mum makes a delicious chocolate pudding. Lovely and gooey.0
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