Boxing day meal.

[flake99please]

Beef stew & dumplings.

 

[Dec66]

Beef stew & dumplings.

I fancy that today.

After the Great Chinese Cycling Shirt fiasco alluded to elsewhere, I bought a slow cooker with the refund which I'm itching to press into service.

 

[vernon]

*wades in*
Roast beef needs to be rare, to have Yorkshire puddings, to have roast potatoes, and to be rubbed with salt, pepper and garlic before it goes into a stupid hot oven. Steak has garlic, so why not decent beef?
You may differ. That's fine, but bear in mind that you're wrong.
And yes, I have the wreckage of a rolled rib of beef downstairs. And many empty claret bottles too.
*falls over*

Affected by the flooding and afflicted with food poisioning?

 

[subaqua]

For brekkie we had

Eggs cumberbatch, which is like eggs benedict hut without the hollandais sauce.

Today we are having a leftovers omelette. With spuds sausages bacon cheese mushroom and sprouts in it , nom nom nom.

 

[Dec66]

Eggs cumberbatch, which is like eggs benedict hut without the hollandais sauce.

Topped with a dusting of ginger?

 

[jayonabike]

Used up the last of the turkey tonight in a madras curry. Served with shop bought naans and a glass of red wine

 

[NorthernDave]

Cowboy pie here. Yum.

Do you use a whole cowboy?

 

[guitarpete247]

We went away boxing day so no left to overseas here. In Bradford on n Avon again tonight in Cardiff tomorrow for 2 nights.

 

[Ian H]

...homemade chips...

In my youth there was no other kind.

 

[Saluki]

Do you use a whole cowboy?

No cowboys were harmed in the making of my pie.

Chilli plus baked beans, topped with lots of mashed potato and a sprinkle of grated cheese on top. Cooked in the oven until the top is all crispy. Like Shepherds Pie only tastier.

 

[Snugglebum]

Always bubble and squeak with left over chicken, also not a turkey fan, and a fried egg on top here.

I'm not touching that beef debate. That's handbags at dawn territory...

 

[swee'pea99]

Utterly utterly joyless food, of the kind only the English can produce. The in-laws are nice people, but. God help us. Thank God we're home now.

 

[subaqua]

yesterday I had a brilliant breakfast omelette, with the remains of the pigs in blankets and the sausage meat stuffing and some lovely sauted potatoes. ( scallops for those who are not as posh as wot i is)

then lunch at half one was a philps cornish pasty washed down with Healeys Rattler cider. http://www.philpspasties.co.uk/ http://thecornishcyderfarm.co.uk/


then tea at 7pm was a cracking idea of giant yorkshire pud with sausages , onion gravy, mushy peas and more Sauted potatoes followed by large amounts of Mountgay rum