no, the main point is the innuendo
"would you like thigh or breast?"
"would you like stuffing"
i'm immature, get over it.
Christmas Dinner
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no, the main point is the innuendo
"would you like thigh or breast?"
"would you like stuffing"
i'm immature, get over it.
My Mrs is veggie. Unfortunately, she also hates mushrooms and thinks she has a nut allergy......
At Christmas I usually do her baked marrow, stuffed with rice and peas, and then she has the usual sides of vegetables and potatoes. Plenty of it, and the remainder keeps over till Boxing Day when the rest of us devour the remainder of the turkey along with other assorted cold meats
At Christmas I usually do her baked marrow, stuffed with rice and peas, and then she has the usual sides of vegetables and potatoes. Plenty of it, and the remainder keeps over till Boxing Day when the rest of us devour the remainder of the turkey along with other assorted cold meats
You realise you've just made a vegi dish then covered it with meat juice right?
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Just give her turkey, and tell her it's Quorn.
They're always banging on about how it tastes like the real thing anyway, she'll never know the difference
They're always banging on about how it tastes like the real thing anyway, she'll never know the difference
My Mrs is veggie. Unfortunately, she also hates mushrooms and thinks she has a nut allergy......
At Christmas I usually do her baked marrow, stuffed with rice and peas, and then she has the usual sides of vegetables and potatoes. Plenty of it, and the remainder keeps over till Boxing Day when the rest of us devour the remainder of the turkey along with other assorted cold meats
Say its a Turkey alternative..like that bacon
.I really don't think I'd want to cook for a vegetarian at Christmas, I do like to roast the veg in the meat juices. Cooking for 8 this year but luckily they all eat meat.
I guess I'd probably make something like a nut roast and stick in some Aunt Bessies stuff for the veggie, so the rest of my guest could enjoy decent home cooked veg. Or just ask them what they want, if they are reasonable they won't want you to change the whole meal just for them.
I guess I'd probably make something like a nut roast and stick in some Aunt Bessies stuff for the veggie, so the rest of my guest could enjoy decent home cooked veg. Or just ask them what they want, if they are reasonable they won't want you to change the whole meal just for them.
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I really don't think I'd want to cook for a vegetarian at Christmas, I do like to roast the veg in the meat juices. Cooking for 8 this year but luckily they all eat meat.
I agree, it is a pain, but I'm sure I can figure something out
Burnsy
Gravy is stock not hard whipping up a small amount of veggy gravy.
hmmm....we are mostely men here, and we are cooking christmas dinner....isn't that a woman's job? where did we all go wrong?
Feminism, now most girls can't cook as there parents never taught them. Out of my circle of friends it's heavily weighted to the males.
