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What should I have for Christmas lunch?
25 November 2008, 08:03 PM
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What should I have for Christmas lunch?
Completely undecided.
Just the two of us this year, don't want anything too intricate but handy if it provides a couple of extra meals in leftovers.
So - what do you reckon we should have? (and what are you having?)
1. Turkey Crown - traditionalesque without the hassle of a whole bird
2. Bone-in Rib Roast - Flintstone style porkchops but made of beef - how cool is that?
3. Pork with full on crackling - will have had my new teeth fitted by then so no probs there.
4. Goose - the outsider, never had one before but might be good for a change.
Just the two of us this year, don't want anything too intricate but handy if it provides a couple of extra meals in leftovers.
So - what do you reckon we should have? (and what are you having?)
1. Turkey Crown - traditionalesque without the hassle of a whole bird
2. Bone-in Rib Roast - Flintstone style porkchops but made of beef - how cool is that?
3. Pork with full on crackling - will have had my new teeth fitted by then so no probs there.
4. Goose - the outsider, never had one before but might be good for a change.
25 November 2008, 08:13 PM
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It'll be a sandwich for me!
Working a 12 hour shift from 8 to 8 on xmas day - maybe longer.
I'd go for the beef. Turkey's too dry and goose is far too fatty for my liking. And I don't dig on swine.
Working a 12 hour shift from 8 to 8 on xmas day - maybe longer.
I'd go for the beef. Turkey's too dry and goose is far too fatty for my liking. And I don't dig on swine.
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now was on 1 of there tv adds the other night. i think my mum had 1. ill ask her
25 November 2008, 08:32 PM
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25 November 2008, 09:35 PM
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The choices are narrowed down to that four, swan was discussed briefly, very quickly followed by GTF.
That beef picture is certainly moving it that way but the poll is firmly in the turkey camp.
Decisions, decisions.....
That beef picture is certainly moving it that way but the poll is firmly in the turkey camp.
Decisions, decisions.....
25 November 2008, 11:20 PM
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Yuk.I hate turkey.. so everyone else gets that, and I get a free range corn feed organic chicken
but the rib sound like a good plan... moff to the local butchers tomorrow to place the order so might get one of those for boxing day
but the rib sound like a good plan... moff to the local butchers tomorrow to place the order so might get one of those for boxing day
26 November 2008, 08:50 AM
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Will be having a Chinese meal somewhere in San Francisco's Chinatown en route to spending January on holiday in New Zealand
PS Any recommendations for a good Chinese in San Fran (other than the House of Nanking) ?
PS Any recommendations for a good Chinese in San Fran (other than the House of Nanking) ?
26 November 2008, 11:31 AM
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I originally voted for pork with crackles, my favourite sunday lunch. But thinnking back to the goose we had last year I think I want to change my vote 