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Traditional New Year Meal?
Ophie
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HI
I wondered if you had any traditional New Years meal in your house. If so would you be good enough to let me know I am looking for inspiration and actually planning what to buy before venturing to Tesco!!!
So any help would be gratefully received. I need a meat eaters meal and a veggie meal.
Thank you
I wondered if you had any traditional New Years meal in your house. If so would you be good enough to let me know I am looking for inspiration and actually planning what to buy before venturing to Tesco!!!
So any help would be gratefully received. I need a meat eaters meal and a veggie meal.
Thank you
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In our house it's Turkey.
Even when everyone else is sick of it, I'm all ready to cook another one.
My sister tends to do Pork and Chicken, nut for me it's basicall another Christmas dinner. :rotfl:Aiming to be Debt free by October 20130 -
Anything seasonal
Pheasant?
You might still get a Goose
Otherwise, play safe and go for Beef or Pork.Warning ..... I'm a peri-menopausal axe-wielding maniac0 -
On the might still get a Goose, if you have time to defrost them Aldis had them in frozen in the one near me, was suprised to see some left on Christmas Eve when I was in there.
New Years Day is supposed to be beef here depending if anyone feels up to it....or I could just do the Turkey that is in the freezer uneaten from ChristmasOne day I might be more organised...........
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I do a big soup-its comforting, can sit on the hob for ages if people are getting up very slowly, and contains tons of veg and fluids to hydrate those with poorly heads. But then I don't have a full sit down New Years lunch-just leave it on the side for anyone who needs feeding.0
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we normally go to my parents where we basically eat another christmas dinner or if we stay at home we have a roast of some sort depending on how we feel from the night before might be a big christmas type meal of just lamb/pork chops,mash and peas.LBM-29/08/07
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My friend bought an Aldi goose, she said it was enormous....and all she got from it was a sideplate of meat.
We're having beef as we haven't had beef so far this christmas.0 -
Chicken broth with homemade bread
Roast beef roast potatoes yorkshires sprouts homegrown carrots green beans and peas gravy and skirlie
Home made raspberry cheesecake with cream ( with homegrown rasps)
It sobers them up quite quickly when they think they might miss lunch:rotfl:0 -
Steak pie! With loads of creamy mash and vegetables :drool:
My mum is the best at making it, she always add pork links (sausages) to it and it's delicious. Funnily enough though, no one likes it made with beef links _pale_.
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Big pot of home made sick, Big Desperate Dan steak pie (yes links, chunky veg and pie paste on top) and trifle.Grocery Challenge M: £450/£425.08 A: £400/£:eek:.May -£400/£361 June £380/£230 (pages 18 & 27 explain)0
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fletch3163 wrote: »Big pot of home made sick, Big Desperate Dan steak pie (yes links, chunky veg and pie paste on top) and trifle.
I think I'll pass dinner at your house if you don't mind _pale_I saw two shooting stars last nightI wished on them but they were only satellitesIs it wrong to wish on space hardwareI wish, I wish, I wish you'd care0
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