What's on your Christmas day menu?

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So what you having to eat and drink tomorrow? For me it's:

Breakfast
Bacon
Sausage
Eggs
Mushrooms
Fried Bread


Main meal
Pheasant
Pigs in Blankets
Roast Potatoes
Boiled new potatoes
Sprouts
Baby Carrots
Broccolli
Cauliflower

Dessert
Christmas pud with Rum sauce

And to wash all that lot down I've got a bottle of Tia Maria, lots of cider and lager.

First time I've had pheasant, felt like having a change from turkey, so I'm quite looking forward to tomorrow.

So what you having tomorrow, traditional turkey or something different?
 
breakfast -

Toast lol

Main

Beef
Pigs in Blankets
Roast Potatoes
Sprouts
carrots
Runner beans
yorkshire pudd

Dessert -

Christmas pudding and cream :D

Drink wise just a few shady's maybe a pint or so as on call boxing day :(
 
Breakfast - ??

Lunch - Chicken liver pate,

Mahoosive steak and ale pie
Turkey
All the trimmings (God knows what - mum made 11 different vegetables last
year :eek:

Croquembouche! (If it works - otherwise, profiteroles!)
Cheeseboard

Plenty of drink to be had too I expect.
 
Breakfast
No Idea!

Lunch
Scallops with Black Pudding / Lentil Soup
Roast Turkey Crown with all the trimmings
Winter Berrys with Wiskey cream / Chocolate Tart
 
Breakfast Bacon Sarnies

Dinner

Kill patrick oysters
Chicken
Stuffing
Veg
Roasties
Yorkshire pudding!
Pigs in Blankets

Desert

Various cheeses and fine wine
 
Breakfast -

Eggs Benedict with smoked salmon and sausages

Lunch -

Coke, chilli and garlic gammon with a honey and mustard glaze
Duck with a cherry sauce
Roast tatties and usual sprouts, carrots, parsnips etc.

Christmas pudding, mincepies, icecream and cream/brandy butter etc.

Dinner -

Cold remnants of lunch, cheese board, pickles etc.
Freshly baked bread

Through out the day -

Nibbles
Booze

Looking forward to this year - I cook every year but with the duck and fancy gammon I'm quite excited especially as it's my own recipes + choices

- GP
 
Pâté

Turkey
Stuffing
Pigs in blankets
Roast potatoes
Roast parsnips
Roast butternut squash
Carrots
Brussels
Cranberry sauce
Gravy


Amaretto roularde
Christmas pudding
Cheery vodka from Poland

Cheese board

Also ham and nibbles for when ever.
 
My housemate can't cook for ****, (she couldn't even turn on our simple gas cooker until I showed her recently). But worryingly she's insisted on cooking Christmas dinner for us both, and despite my offers of help she insists on doing it all on her own with no assistance or advice.

So what's on my Christmas menu?

Breakfast
Toasted buttered crumpets and coffee.

Xmas Dinner
Over/under cooked unseasoned stuff (I'm afraid to even guess what it will consist of).

Dessert
Food Poisoning
 
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Breakfast:
A kiss to the one I love followed by a Bucks Fizz (to be topped up frequently)

Christmas Dinner:
Turkey, ham, mashed spuds, roast spuds, carrots, brussels, peas, gravy oh and maybe just maybe yorkie puds :D

Dessert:
Remember the girl I kissed in breakfast ;)

... ok ok M&S Millionaires Cheesecake :p

and whatever you have peeps enjoy it and have a great one :)
 
Breakfast: Probably something fried and some banana porridge and coffee.

Christmas Dinner: Fairly standard affair of turkey, potatoes, carrots and parsnips, garlic green beans, chestnut stuffing, pigs in blankets, Yorkshire puddings, cranberry and orange sauce.

Dessert will be the orange and chocolate Yule log my girlfriend is currently preparing.
 
Having gammon and roast pheasant tomorrow. Main Christmas dinner is on boxing day, having mussels, gravalax, pate and king prawns, then goose with all the trimmings, including pigs in kilts! Then Christmas pud and a croquembouche then cheese.

loads of booze, chat and fun. And I'm getting car sex in the morning ;-)
 
Van Hellseek said:
My housemate can't cook for ****, (she couldn't even turn on our simple gas cooker until I showed her recently). But worryingly she's insisted on cooking Christmas dinner for us both, and despite my offers of help she insists on doing it all on her own with no assistance or advice.

So what's on my Christmas menu?

Breakfast
Toasted buttered crumpets and coffee.

Xmas Dinner
Over/under cooked unseasoned stuff (I'm afraid to even guess what it will consist of).

Dessert
Food Poisoning
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Best of luck! ;)
 
Lunch is going to be :

Starter - smoked salmon with a glass or two of champagne

Main - Fillet steak from Donald Russell, with chips, mushrooms and a side salad, washed down with a bottle Of Haan Wilhelmus 2006.

Dessert - Pannacotta

I tend to pick the food to go with the wine these days.
 
Lunch today was a fryup, consisting of two potato scones, sliced sausage, two rashers of bacon, scrambled egg, chopped tomatoes, grilled mushrooms, black pudding and 2 slices of buttered bread. Now I gotta digest it all in time for a big turkey dinner with all the usual trimmings :) Dessert will be a trifle bought from a local bakers.
 
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Breakfast today for me consisted of a black coffee with 1 sugar, quickly followed by 10 year old Island of Jura single malt with R schweppes lemonade

Lunch:
Roast Pheasant wrapped in smoked bavarian bacon
Pigs in blankets!*
Roast tattys W/ Duck fat <3
Caramelised Parsnips
Simple broccoli

Pheasants being prepared by Seraph82, on Flickr

3 Pheasants wrapped in bacon by Seraph82, on Flickr

Roast Tattys in duck fat by Seraph82, on Flickr

Dinner should consist of:
Mostly Grazing, mince pies, various biscuits, lots more alcoholic beverages and possibly some cheese and crackers at some point lol

*edit* wooohooo 4300 posts :D
only 700 till Walken is mine <3
 
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Sweet chili, smoked salmon and crab mousse with blinis.

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Roast turkey, pigs in blankets, 2 types of sausage meat stuffing.
Roast potatoes, maple glazed parsnips, sprouts with lardons and steamed carrots.
Gravy from the turkey juices, cooked giblets and steamed veg.
2 types of cranberry sauce.

I. Am. Stuffed.

Oh and wine. Hardys Bin 52 Shiraz. ;)
 
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