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Christmas Food
kjmtidea
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(If this is on the wrong board than sorry or if there is another thread then sorry but I have searched and can't find what i'm looking for!)
Those of you who do buffets on Christmas day evening and Boxing day, what food do you have? I can't seem to think of what else to get, my mind has gone blank!
Those of you who do buffets on Christmas day evening and Boxing day, what food do you have? I can't seem to think of what else to get, my mind has gone blank!
Slimming World - 3 stone 8 1/2lbs in 7 months and now at target :j
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Whole salmon, quiche, green salad, bean salad, potato salad, bread rolls, cheese board, pickled onions
Minche pies, yule log, christmas cake0 -
Dips with vegetable crudites, kettle chips, sausage rolls, vol-au vents, salads, coleslaw, cheese board, quiches, pizzas, trifle, Delia Smith chocolate torte.A minute at the till, a lifetime on the bill.
Nothing tastes as good as being slim feels.
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Thanks for that, I have added them to my list!Slimming World - 3 stone 8 1/2lbs in 7 months and now at target :j0
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What about doing something in slow cooker chilli or curry? served with crusty bread? Then have the usual as aboveSober and Fabulous 4/1/10
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I think you have to have turkey in a Xmas Buffet. That is a must have.
Also, TV Chef, Simon Rimmer, does a really really tasty honey & orange glazed sprouts and beetroot with chestnuts. Works so well. One of my tastiest little Xmas treats of all time. Check it out: www. eatthechef.com/recipe.aspx?id=20 -
Pickled onions must be involved at some point. Mmmmm!0
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we have leftover turkey, pigs in blankets and stuffing. a nice cheeseboard with biscuits, pickles, delias sausage rolls and crusty bread. followed by whatever choccies we have and any leftover dessert from christmas lunch.March 2014 Grocery challenge £250.000
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chocolate fingers and minirolls.All shall be well, and all shall be well, and all manner of things shall be well.
Pedant alert - it's could have, not could of.0 -
BUBBLE & SQUEEEEEAAAAK!!!!!!!!!!!!
served with pickles, chutneys, cold meats, and a cheese board with crackers & grapes.
and an after-dinner chocolate mint selection to follow.0 -
we have leftover turkey, pigs in blankets and stuffing. a nice cheeseboard with biscuits, pickles, delias sausage rolls and crusty bread. followed by whatever choccies we have and any leftover dessert from christmas lunch.
I think I must live with p-pincher as we have the same (though the sausage rolls are an old be-ro (sp?) recipe from a book my Mum passed on to me when I left home 18 years ago.
Boxing day evening is the start of the stew fest! I love stew & dumplings & it lasts about 3 days!0
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