yesterday
Turkey & Trimmings at Dads.
Xmas Pud + custard,
Then a rather fine Castlemaine XXXX trifle
Made amusingly enough by an Aussie.
Washed down by lashings of red wine.
Today at in laws.
Leftover Turkey, Mrs V's sausage stuffing
Cheese board with port.
apparently there were some vegetables along the way.
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Ended up having the lobster with some buttered and minted spuds.
Made a chicken curry today. I think I need to sling the poussin into the freezer and have it another day.
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Had my sister over for Christmas dinner and her being vegetarian we had...
Courgette, broccoli and sweet potato soup
Creamy leek cannelloni with roast potatoes and sprouts
Apple and blackcurrant crumble
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Just about to have Xmas dinner number 2.
For various reasons and it's tradition.
Still the Mil always put on good spread and fil has already poured the wine 🍷
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Roast venison, potatoes, carrots and parsnips. Brussel sprouts. Christmas pudding and custard. Mince pies.
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Traditional turkey and beef. Also pig in blankets mmmm
I couldn't sleep last night because I ate too much but somehow managed to finish off a box of after 8 mints at 3am.
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Christmas food thread
I started the day with scrambled egg on sour dough (drizzled with a little chilli oil and 'fried' in a dry pan)
I made a few mince pies, washed down with some mulled wine.
Snafu'd a few chocolates along the way.
I have, in the fridge: champagne, foie gras, lobster and poussin all awaiting cooking/shovelling down my gullet. I'm tempted to just do the champers and foie and save the other two for tomorrow.
What y'all stuffed so far/got planned?Tags: None
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