Christmas Eats - was Nosy Chistmas/Holidays Question?
junediamanti
june.diamanti at blueyonder.co.uk
Wed Dec 24 18:15:05 UTC 2003
--- In HPFGU-OTChatter at yahoogroups.com, ~Ivy~ <desiivy at y...> wrote:
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> dudemom_2000 <dudemom_2000 at y...> wrote:
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> Sorry, I am going to have a dull Christmas too, but we are
planning
> a wonderful meal of Honey Glazed Rack of Lamb, Wilted Spinach and
I
> haven't decided what else yet..... What is everyone else eating
for
> Christmas/Holidays?
That sounds fantastic! Is there a spare seat? <g>
We will be having a very large chicken (free range - taste the
difference, and there aren't that many of us) because I find it very
hard to source a turkey that is humanely reared and doesn't cost
roughly the price of a three-bedroomed suburban house.
The trimmings will be traditional:
Chestnut stuffing
Chipolata sausages and bacon rolls
The usual vegetables and so on.
No Christmas pudding because we don't like it, so I located a
strawberry and champagne meringue roulade. Nice.
This bird will hopefully produce about 4 meals - the standard on on
the day and the day after, then an indian rice dish called a
Biryani, then a very stick-to-the-ribs soup.
For New Year's lunch, we will have ham cooked in - believe it, coca
cola. This is an american recipe and works beautifully (not diet
coke though). You also wind up with a fantastic stock for a black
bean soup.
June
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