Vegetarian Christmas alternative? 6 December 2005 at 7:49PM edited 30 November -1 at 12:00AM in Old Style MoneySaving 170 replies 51.6K views

robpw2

quorn turkey and stuffing its lush

kianicky

another veggie here

haven't had my xmas dinner yet, it's just being cooked by my dear mam as i cooked last year

this year mam is going veggie for the day.

we are having......

beef style veggie slices, sage and onion stuffing (HM), roast ptoatoes, carrot and swede mash, baby carrots, garden peas, brussel sprouts, cabbage, apple sauce (cause i love it!!!), yorkshires (HM), and veggie gravey

enjoy your dinner fellow veggies and if you've already had it i hope you enjoyed it.

merry xmas to all!!

ASHCHIPS54

I'm 45 and have been a veggie all my life. there are loads of things hat you can muster up. Check this link for some deas perhaps for next year?

http://www.vegcooking.com/

kianicky

well i've had mine now and it was bloody yummmyyyy!!! slurp!!

rockie4

We've just had caramelised onion and lentil wellington with all the usual trimmings, delicious!! :drool:

I'm so stuffed now we've postponed pud until later!!

Bogof_Babe

We had Linda McC sausages (lots!) and also a chicken-style meat loaf thing made from a packet mix bought in Holland & Barrett, which was quite nice too. Two types of veggie stuffing and the usual veg. It was every bit as good as the whole turkey caboodle and seems a lot less hassle.

Carmen

rockie4 wrote: »

We've just had caramelised onion and lentil wellington with all the usual trimmings, delicious!! :drool:

I'm so stuffed now we've postponed pud until later!!

That sounds really scrummy, Rockie, I will give it a try in the week :T any tips to keep it moist?
Carmen

Soubrette

I was going to do the usual Quorn Sunday Roast, covered in stuffing and then wellingtonised with pastry.

Unfortunately Quorn Roasts seemed to be out at my local supermarket so I lined a loaf tin with pastry, made a tomato based mince with soya mince and onions, put a layer of sage and onion stuffing in the middle and had a sliceable pie.

I'll probably do this again next year but I'll put something else in the middle as youngest not so keen on the stuffing.

The non-veggies had chicken breast as Turkey was deemed too much bother just for the two of them

Next year I must remember to buy cranberry sauce

Sou

savingforoz

kianicky wrote: »

well i've had mine now and it was bloody yummmyyyy!!! slurp!!

Glad you enjoyed it, kianicky, mine was yum too. Got to say - love your signature - quite why this idea that vegetarians eat fish is so persistant eludes me.

Soubrette's Xmas dinner sounded great too - must try that one.

Happy Xmas, everyone!

HGLTsuperstar

Last year Mumsy was on chemo so couldn't stomach much let alone cook so we got a Chinese T/A on Chrimbo eve and rehated on the big day - seems to be a bit of a tradition now as this year Dad working nights so didn't get up till 5pm (he's off to work in a mo') so again rang mr ting last night. So for me veggie duck curry (made extra hot as they know I like it) with steamed rice and a large vodka and Ocean Spray cranberry and mango with Dr Who Special on the Sky + (not as good as the titanic one last year). am now stuffed but the ferrero rondnoir in the fridge (3 of us in the house - mum has the origina rocher, dad the white coconut things and me the dark ones - no arguments) are unlikely to see boxing day morning.