Hysteria1983

So, come on then.

Who's having what, who's cooking it and where are you eating it?

I'll be off to the mothers for roast beef and all the trimmings

kingofturds

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I am off down the pub for a carvery £7 a head no washing up, no cooking and you can stack your plate sky high

dpb

I Would be off to the mothers , if she hadnt moved to a foreign country

The gfriend is away working , so no relief there












so its probably a cheese sanwich and a 4 pack

muzza6464

Home cooked Sunday dinner for me can't beat it loads of gravy so the spuds start floatin off bit of bread to mop up at the end.

Trout

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Dug up the potatoes for Sunday Dinner last night - to go with beans, Yorkshire puds etc.

Lee247

I bought a huge beef joint yesterday and cooked it last night.
Half of it has gone as the family could not resist it

Clarebabes

Don't have Sunday roast dinner, haven't for about 3 years or so. Takes so long to cook, I'd rather be doing other things, especially when it's hot.

kingofturds

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Hysteria1983

That usually happens at my mums.

She cooks two chickens now as by the time everyone has had a pick, there's nothing much left.

Hysteria1983

That usually happens at my mums.

She cooks two chickens now as by the time everyone has had a pick, there's nothing much left.

beef-on-the-bone

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maybe pub today, the no fuss aspect is appealing!!

Hysteria1983

It's not hot here, and only takes an hour or so to cook if it's all prepped the night before.

But I know what you mean, it's still a few hours out of the day, and if you don't like cooking (like me) it can seem like a real chore sometimes.

ScoobyDoo555

Slow-roasting a joint of beef now - ready to eat later this afternoon!
Spuds, roasties (cooked in the beef dripping obviously!!)
VEg & home-made Yorkies

And a nice bottle of red.

Followed by (coz the kids want it!!) - Lemon Meringue with cream.....

yummy.


oh yeh - i'll be cooking it all

Lee247

That's it.
Honestly, they were like vultures last night. Luckily there is enough for dinner today

kingofturds

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Does the kings head still do carverys?

Lee247

Lemon Meringue, drool. Save me a piece please. mm mm mm

ScoobyDoo555

Clarebabes

Prep the night before? I was recovering from a mountain bike ride last night. I'm not really wanting to spend my Saturday night prepping veg, even though I am a sad person who doesn't go out much!!!

I do a roast dinner once a year - at Christmas....

Lydia72

I have a pork shoulder joint in the slow cooker, an hour before serving I'll shred it up and mix in a bottle of BBQ sauce, then back in the slow cooker. We'll have it with baked spuds and coleslaw.
A traditional roast is a lot of effort just for two of us - by the time I've cooked it I don't feel like eating it!

SirFozzalot

Over to my mums for roast lamb and roast pots as only a mum can do!

badboyz666

full sunday roast dinner all the trimmings etc at my mother in laws our lass there now getting it readygot to get the 3 kids ready soon..she says i never dress them right...whats up with a vest and green lycra shorts ..lmao

daddyscoob

It's down the pub for us all 12 of us

Xx-IAN-xX

Down the pub for a skin full to soften up the taste buds for her cooking

TonyBurns

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Well for me its curry flavour pot nasty followed by 3 tesco special yogourts

Tony

The Zohan

About once a month we do a proper Sunday roast and it is that time of the month. roast beef, Yorkshires, roast potatoes, cauliflower broccoli and carrots. will sit down at the table to eat about 5 ish

davyboy

Burritos!

beef-on-the-bone

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hope so, they're awesome

think will be dining in sticker though, with her parents.........

dpb

As a matter of intrest , surely only a women ( or a bloater ) would be thinking about 'dinner' at 10 in the morning , right

Was none of 'the other' on offer this morning

Hysteria1983

I don't always do them the night before, even though with two kids, sat night isn't the 'boozing down the pub' it used to be.

I had people round for a curry last night, so prepping veg for half an hour wouldn't be appropriate. But usually it takes half the time without the rugrats at my feet needing juice, a cuddle, a wee or something else as important. Lol