So,
What do you have for your,
Starters,
Mains,
Desserts
for your Christmas dinner?
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So,
What do you have for your,
Starters,
Mains,
Desserts
for your Christmas dinner?
dont do starters im skinny
main i usually have turkey, white pudding, brussels, roast potatoes, brocolli, cauliflower and yorkshire puddings
dessert is ice cream n jeeeeelly
dont do starter
main is pretty much what id eat for a sunday roast but with turkey instead of chicken lmao. sometimes have a bit of cranberry sauce but don't crave it
as for dessert it varies every year. I LOVE christmas cake so try and have some of that, but we have like chocolate cake, ice cream, a tart, eclairs etc as well
AND IDK IF ANYONE ELSE DOES THIS, but at the end of the day we all have like a buffet with cheese, crackers, crisps, mini sausages etc. its so fun omg
My neighbours have invited themselves round to our house for dinner again this year. So they'll be bringing an entire HALF smoked salmon (it's absolutely massive if u didn't know) and they'll try and force me to eat some even though I absolutely hate smoked fish. So no starter for me basically. Don't even like starters actually.
Then I'll have to do the main and my mum will pretend she did it all same as last year. We just have the ordinary turkey, roast potatoes, stuffing, mini sausages, broccoli, peas, purple sprouting, sprouts, gravy and cranberry sauce.
Then for dessert everyone else will want Christmas pudding but I hate it so I guess no dessert for me either:¬:
TURKEY AND ONE ANOTHER MEAT (lamb or beef) SPROUTS GREEN BEANS CARROTS STUFFING BROCOLLLI CAULIFLOWER PIGS IN BLANKETS ROAST POTATOES MASHED POTATOES YORKSHIRE PUDDINGS. GRAVY MIT SAUCE CRANBERRY SAUCE HORSERADISH. Don't have starter cos so many choices fr main. Dessert is generally wine or brandy which continues throughout te rest of the day.
~~from phone
Starters this year because we are fools...
Chinese takeaway dunno like wong tongs? pmsl not spelt right probs
Main:
Curry takeaway. like wtf lol
dessert:
CAKE
Sooo urm yeah the disadvantage of spending your christmas with men that are divorced and cba cooking... i would cook but apparently no-one wants proper dinner x
hey ho still be a good day
no starter
turkey, ham, stuffing, cocktail sausages, bacon rolls (stuffing with bacon wrapped around it), cream potatoes, roast potatoes, peas, turnip, brussel sprouts and gravy
desert we have like hot choc fudge cake, apple crumble, pavlova, lemon meringue so whatever I fancy!!
No starter
Chicken or beef (no one in my family likes turkey), roast potatoes, mash, Yorkshire puddings, stuffing, cauliflower, sprouts and stuff like that.
dessert is this chocolate yule log we get every year from a lady that makes really nice ones.
I want some right nowwwww.
We never do turkey lol
Beef
Yorkshire pudding, sprouts, cauliflower, broc, potatoes, cheese sauce, gravy, carrots, peas ..... erm some ppl have carrot n swede... then too full for dessert, usually pick at whats left lol.
@buttons; whats white pudding :o
no starter
Just the normal Xmas Dinner I think. Turkey, roast potatoes, vegetables & gravy etc
Pudding is normally Sherry Trifle (best thing ever) or xmas pudding.
tbh idk whats in it other than oatmeal but it is beautifulQuote:
Originally Posted by e5
black pudding, but white
Lmao I wanted to say that but flyingjesus would think I was being serious and call me unintelligent againQuote:
Originally Posted by scottish
they taste completely different n p.sure theres no blood in white puddingso yh if u say tht then u r unintelligent xo
No starter, dessert is the chocolate and sweets I got. Main is beautiful roast guernsey beef with Yorkshires, roast fatties and veg
With a load of wine.
White pudding is similar to black pudding, but does not include blood; it consists of pork meat and fat, suet, bread and oatmeal formed into a large sausage.
no starter
main: Turkey, roast potatos, stuffing, gravy, carrots, sprouts, pigs in blankets
desert: trifle
No starters. Main: turkey n gravy, mashed potatos and stuffing, corn, dinner roll, ham, cranbery sauce, squash. Deserts: usually pie and icecream
No starters.
Main: Chicken, roast potatoes, carrots, brocolo, peas, sprouts, yorkshire puddings, stuffing, pigs in blankets, gravy
Dessert: Christmas Pudding or some sort of chocolate dessert.
I'm so excited for mine omg.
I don't understand why Christmas dinner takes so much nicer. When it's basically just the same as what you have every sunday.
We don't have starters, we just have a giant main course, with everything, lots of alcohol, and then like a selection or 3 or 4 puddings.
we do melon starter mmm melon my fave
then do main like idk regular thing with turkey n couple potatoes n a yorkshire n veggies lmao mine is always smallest plate cos am picky
then adult have all that christmas pudding stuff that kid hate so we have nothing for dessert
don't have starters because my mum overflows the plates and we're always stuffed afterwards
we have turkey, duck, broccoli, sprouts, cauliflower, carrot and swede, mash, roast potatoes, stuffing, pigs in blankets, cranberry sauce and my mums homeade gravy (which is literally the nicest thing ever, so thick and mmmm)
not sure what we're having for desert, there's probs christmas cake and pudding but i dont like that so probs choc fudge cake
we don't have starter although im a governor and the previous chair told me to have big yorkshire puddings with gravy as a starter and have any leftover veg etc with syrup
i have yorkshire puddings cos yorkshire people are the best at them!, roast potatoes, brocolli, carrots, chicken gravy & chicken with a glass of wine but think im gonna have a glass of bucks fizz this year and we don't have dessert. we pulls crackers or w.e
but im gutted cos we dont have a table anymore so we'll be sat on the sofa with a tray eating christmas dinner. theres not really room for a kitchen table in our house
can i come over to urs that sounds so goodQuote:
Originally Posted by Jurv
I usually just have a main then each year the desert changes, we like to be spontaneous and get it the day before +*+*+*+*
Gateau or get out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Richie
tbh there's always other stuff there but I'm just a jelly and ice cream type of guy.Quote:
Originally Posted by scottish
Ice cream is something I have anytime I want some same with jelly, gateau is a more christmas special dessert imoQuote:
Originally Posted by Richie
Never had it before, don't hate. Is it just a chocolate cake? maybe I have had it before.Quote:
Originally Posted by scottish
Yeah chocolate cake kinda thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Richie
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Some disgusting people have whipped cream with it ;l
It's absolutely amazing.
I think i have had it before, doesn't tickle my pickle that much tbhQuote:
Originally Posted by scottish
It's the best, nothing comes close to gateau for dessert ;PQuote:
Originally Posted by Richie
jelly and ice cream beats it everyday of the week, i'm sorry man but you can't beat me in this argument.Quote:
Originally Posted by scottish
Basic, poverty filled raspberry jelly with some delicious sugar filled badly processed vanilla ice cream is the winner.
Jelly is such a general 'treat' though, like if I wanted Jelly now I'd go down and make some. Same with Vanilla Ice cream, it's just 'normal' tbh where as if I just pulled out a gateau in the middle of the year and randomly fired into it, it would be out of place :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Richie
Some people like normal, i like normal, i am normal. One does simply not quickly make jelly, it's a long process. What do you do, freeze the ****in thing?Quote:
Originally Posted by scottish
Well not instantly make it but you know what I mean, if I wanted it it's normal and I could easily just make it (might take a few hours/a night to be ready but point still stands). Never been interested in anything other than gateau for Christmas Dessert tbh, although we'll have other crap like Apple pie too... no thanksQuote:
Originally Posted by Richie
Oh my god apple tart! haven't had that it ages, love it! I gateau and ice cream or apple tart and ice cream might actually taste nice, give it a bash it'll be delicious palQuote:
Originally Posted by scottish
It's vile too :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Richie
If you haven't got your dessert yet (assuming not as you said you get day before) then definitely grab a gateau tomorrow!
Are they expensive? I doubt you'd get one in aldi, I might be able to get one in the local shop though hmm. I'm not trekking into town for a cake.Quote:
Originally Posted by scottish