Xmas Dinner - What you all having?

[Paddy]

Pigs in blankets.

Apart from the starter and crimbo crackers, pigs in blankets are usually the only thing differentiating xmas dinner from a normal Sunday roast. Oh and the turkey instead of chicken.

First world problems and all that.

I tried cooking those last year but firstly the blanket caught fire and secondly the pig escaped

[TheCyclingProgrammer]

Christmas Day at the mother in laws. Turkey I think.

Boxing Day I’m hosting and I’m getting in a forerib of beef from the local butcher.

[LondonManc]

Pigs in blankets.

Apart from the starter and crimbo crackers, pigs in blankets are usually the only thing differentiating xmas dinner from a normal Sunday roast. Oh and the turkey instead of chicken.

First world problems and all that.

The quality of the gravy that I'll settle for at Christmas is different too.

[MrMarkyMark]

Meat from here:-

THE BUTCHERY LTD - HOME

Smoked Salmon and other bits from here:-

Brown and Forrest

[Lambert Simnel]

Goose. Plus the usual other stuff (except sprouts). Probably a couple of bottles of Lismore Syrah to go with it.

[Uncle Albert]

Waitrose 23 bird roast:

Waitrose unveils 23-bird roast

I might have one on boxing day too.

[greenlake]

I might have one on boxing day too.

Nah, you need a bit more variety....

[MrMarkyMark]

Fill yer boots....

[jamesbrown]

Fill yer boots....

That's had more fillings than nlady on a Saturday night.

[ladymuck]

No idea. I am being hosted by someone I've never met so will be on best behaviour and not picking the onions out of my dinner.