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What are you making for dinner?
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You have your xmas dinner on xmas eve? What do you eat on xmas day?
We have open house, cheese, biscuits, port etc friends and family drift in and out its lovely, especially when single friends and neighbours come over - no pressure on anyone :jNote to self - STOP SPENDING MONEY !!
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Sausage roll and chips for us tonight. Keeping it simple. We are off to the in-laws for dinner tomorrow so will be cooking tomorrow morning to take a few things through with us.
Meery Christmas all:xmastree::xmastree:0 -
We had the traditional Christmas eve buffet. Ham done in slow cooker and I took some inspiration from pinterest and did some grazing boards, a vege one and a charcuterie one. Served with cheesy balls because that's a bit of a tradition and some breads.0
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Roast turkey haha for us today.Spend less now, work less later.0
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Merry Christmas everyone :beer:
I am going to be putting the oven on at 2.45. Might start prepping the veg a bit before that. We are having duck with a nice stuffing (from Aldi), spicy sauteed shallot gravy, roast carrots and parsnips, brussell sprouts with chestnuts and pancetta and roast potatoes. I juast nipped down the cellar and retrieved one of two bottles of Champagne which we had left from 2018 - Arnaud Moreau Grand Cru.
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Got up very early and went for a good long hard run. Breakfast was a well deserved sliced avocado on sourdough toast with 2 fried eggs salt & pepper.
Lunch for the traditionalists is turkey from a crown everyone else is having goose with all the trimmings.
Currently full but not stuffed.
Right sush everyone the Queens on!0 -
Where is everyone?
Have been given my share of the left over turkey which is about 3 portions worth. Not that hungry tonight so made a Coronation turkey baguette for supper.0 -
We didn’t have turkey as none of us are keen and only had roast pork and pigs in blankets left over from yesterday, but had lots left from the Christmas Eve buffet.
So lunch was homemade mushroom soup, baked Camembert and crusty bread.
Dinner was leftover ham, salad, pickles etc.Well Behaved women seldom make history
Early retirement goal... 2026
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DH had said he wanted another roast today but couldn't face it when he finished work so we're picking at buffet food.Spend less now, work less later.0
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Christmas dinner leftovers for us today - selection of beef, gammon and pork with creamy potatoes.
No decided on tomorrows dinner yet. Might need to brave the shops:eek:0
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