What did you eat?
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Share your feast.
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Christmas Dinner
- Thread starter SalixIncendium
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A kind of Mediterranean thing made with tomatoes and olives, with roast potatoesWhat did you eat?
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Not at all traditional but nice.... and most of all easy!
Triple sec? Do you guys drink that without a mixer there?
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I landed on someone's property with a hotel on it
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We were to have tagliatelle with smoked salmon and bechamel sauce.
But my parents showed up last night expecting a Christmas dinner (they know we don't do Christmas but they do, so surely you can cater for your aging parents :-(
So a quick trip to the supermarket and I managed to buy the last lonely turkey breast in the freezer.
So starter, snail soup (that'll teach 'em)
Main, roast turkey (except Sam who had fried tofu), roast and mashed potatoes, mixed carrots (orange, yellow, white and purple, they've only just hit the markets this week) with parsnips cooked in honey. With a thick rich gravy.
Dessert, my rich fruit cake that I've been feeding cognac weekly for the last 2 months with cognac cream
Super strong black coffee and chocolate.
Wines were a Monbazillac Saint Christophe white and a Domme Cuvée Gourmandise rose
But my parents showed up last night expecting a Christmas dinner (they know we don't do Christmas but they do, so surely you can cater for your aging parents :-(
So a quick trip to the supermarket and I managed to buy the last lonely turkey breast in the freezer.
So starter, snail soup (that'll teach 'em)
Main, roast turkey (except Sam who had fried tofu), roast and mashed potatoes, mixed carrots (orange, yellow, white and purple, they've only just hit the markets this week) with parsnips cooked in honey. With a thick rich gravy.
Dessert, my rich fruit cake that I've been feeding cognac weekly for the last 2 months with cognac cream
Super strong black coffee and chocolate.
Wines were a Monbazillac Saint Christophe white and a Domme Cuvée Gourmandise rose
I had a donut that my son didn't vvant. I had some ramen.
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
I ate potato pancakes with applesauce.
Leftovers...
West Lake Soup
Guo tie
Cong you bing
Berry pie
West Lake Soup
Guo tie
Cong you bing
Berry pie
exchemist
Veteran Member
Wine? Risky, wasn't it?
It was the only alcohol I had. I had rum but no mixer and everywhere was shut. I'd bought a bottle of wine for when Vou comes as that's his favourite, so I broke into that and bought another bottle for us today.
exchemist
Veteran Member
The usual: champagne to start, turkey and stuffing, roast potatoes, Brussels sprouts cranberry sauce etc. My Christmas pudding to follow, with brandy (Armagnac) cream, then nuts, tangerines Turkish Delights etc to nibble to fill in the cracks. Rather a potent Aussie red, I forget what exactly, as it was my brother's.What did you eat?
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Tea and silly games later.
We served a Christmas Brunch.What did you eat?
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Home made:
Quiche
Applesauce
biscuits and gravy
Chai Tea
Wassail
Home-made cookies
Breakfast potatoes
Coffee
Cinnamon Rolls
Hot Cocoa.
exchemist
Veteran Member
Well I hope we can drink beer on Thursday.
At present I'm unable to book the pub on line. I hope it's because they are shut on Boxing Day and have turned the system off. I'll try again tomorrow. But if no luck we may need to find another venue. I'll let you know.