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what meals are we having over christmas?
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I reckon ours will be pretty boring and traditional.
Christmas Eve:
Breakfast: Toast/Cerial/whatever
Lunch: Will be in a cafe somewhere, after a walk.
Tea: *whispers* Princes tinned meat
- it wouldn't be xmas without
Cheese, Crackers, Pork Pie, Sausage Rolls
Christmas Day: OH always has toasted bacon sandwich on Saturdays and this won't change
Toast/whatever for me
Lunch: Turkey and all the rest of it.
Tea: As day before
Boxing Day: Same as Christmas Eve
and repeat but with cold Turkey :rotfl:0 -
Christmas eve:
Breakfast: american style blueberry pancakes, with chopped strawberries and raspberries in a warm cream and drizzled on top.
Lunch: Honey and lemon chicken skewers and salad
Dinner: Chinese takeaway usually.
Christmas day:
Breakfast: Nigellas breakfast muffins
Lunch: Roast turkey, roast lamb. With roast potatoes, pigs in blankets, yorkshire puddings, broccoli, honey glazed carrots, roasted sweet potato, stuffing, pickled red cabbage and gravy.
Dinner: kids will have a sandwich more than likely, adults with probably have alcohol except myself ( non-drinker)
Desserts: There will be a choice, chocolate fudge cake with vanilla icecream, christmas pudding with brandy butter cream, christmas cake, trifle.
Boxing day:
Breakfast: french toast and maple syrup
Lunch: turkey/lamb sandwiches
Dinner: picky bits buffet.0 -
Cockerel roast dinner on the day and a cold buffet tea.:footie:0
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Just a wee bit planned here.
Christmas eve tea is now pasta (from Ikea in the shape of Reindeer!!!) with a hm pasta sauce and cheese. Perhaps a yogurt for pudding.
Christmas day breakfast - coffee and paracetamol (to ward off the childrens screaming!!), lunch will be nibbly - smoked salmon & soda bread as we're off to my BILs for the main meal and he doesn't do fish!
Main meal will be about 2-3 pm and will be turkey etc.
Boxing day - no idea as we're at MILs, so as I've provided most of the stuff for Christmas day meal I'll leave it to them. Do like to get back to normal eating as soon as poss though as otherwise the children won't eat so much xMe, OH, grown DS, (other DS left home) and Mum (coming up 80!). Considering foster parenting. Hints and tips on saving £ always well received. Xx
March 1st week £80 includes a new dog bed though £63 was food etc for the week.0 -
Christmas Eve :
Breakfast : Full English
Late Lunch/early Dinner : Thai meal out In town
Evening: Baileys and nibbles
Christmas day:
Breakfast: Homemade chocolate Brioche/Bucks fizz
Lunch : Roast Turkey/ Organic free range Chicken, H/m stuffing, Roast potatoes and veggies/Chocolate pudding/all accompanied with indoor fireworks, H/m crackers and charades
Tea : probably cheese & crackers, crisps and dips, oranges & H/m brownies
Boxing day:
No idea except for Dinner we will make turkey and ham pies for after our wintry seaside walk.
makes me all excited thinking about it
. Grocery challenge October: £228.28/£250.00 NSD 4 ( not completed)
Grocery challenge November : £291.65/300.00 NSD 10
Grocery challenge December : £0/240.00 NSD0 -
Christmas Eve
Brekkie & Lunch - Will be just me all day so who knows!
Dinner - Kfc or picky buffet with OH
Christmas Day
Brekkie - Juice & Cereal
Lunch - Roast chicken, roasted carrots parsnips & potatos. Potato gratin, brussel sprouts (yuck!), baked beans, gravy.
OH & LO having Christmas pud with cream. Custard and ice cream for me!
Dinner - Going to my parents, so Christmas meal again!!! (going to be full!)
Boxing Day
(Still at my parents)
Brekkie - Fry up (although not sure I will manage this after all the Christmas food!)
Lunch - nothing
Dinner - Christmas meal again0 -
Christmas Eve
brekkie - porridge or cereal
lunch - toasties
dinner - fajitas ( its our favourite and having enough roast meat over the next few days)
Christmas day
Brekkie - bacon rolls
lunch - pork and carmalised onion terrire, home made chicken soup, turkey with all the trimmings, homemade cheesecake
supper - all to full to eat anything so just nibbles, cheese etc
Boxing day
brekkie - rolls in bacon or sausage
lunch - left over soup or stovies
tea - buffet with all the leftovers plus a few extra nibbles
im also having friends on the 27th so having a nice meal (havnt decided what) with them
then on the 28th we are having OH's parents visit, we are having smoked salmon, 3 bird roast then Raymond Blanc's apple tart which is to die for.
Im also looking forward to my homemade steak pie for new years day dinner.:santa2::xmastree::santa2:0 -
Christmas Eve
Brekkie & Lunch - Will be just me all day so who knows!
Dinner - Kfc or picky buffet with OH
Christmas Day
Brekkie - Juice & Cereal
Lunch - Roast chicken, roasted carrots parsnips & potatos. Potato gratin, brussel sprouts (yuck!), baked beans, gravy.
OH & LO having Christmas pud with cream. Custard and ice cream for me!
Dinner - Going to my parents, so Christmas meal again!!! (going to be full!)
Boxing Day
(Still at my parents)
Brekkie - Fry up (although not sure I will manage this after all the Christmas food!)
Lunch - nothing
Dinner - Christmas meal again
i'm going to yours kfc yummy then beans on xmas dinner just how i like it reminds me of being a kid my grandma used to give us beans with our sunday dinner cause we didn't eat veg she sadly died of cancer in oct so putting this on my xmas dinner will give me a happy memory.0 -
christmas eve:
breakfast: toast
lunch: catch as catch can
dinner: pasta bake with reindeer pasta
christmas day
breakfast: Nigella's welsh rarebit muffins
lunch: Christmas dinner
tea: probably nothing after a massive late lunch
boxing day
breakfast: leftover muffins
lunch: Chinese restaurant
tea: chicken in a bun (leftover chicken wrapped in puff pastry parcels, then dipped in egg, dredged in instant stuffing mix and baked in the oven)
where do u get the reindeer pasta from?Wins so far this year: Mum to be bath set, follow me Domino Dog, Vital baby feeding set, Spiderman goody bag, free pack of Kiplings cakes, £15 love to shop voucher, HTC Desire, Olive oil cooking spray, Original Source Strawberry Shower Gel, Garnier skin care hamper, Marc Jacobs fragrance.0
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