Who does a proper Sunday lunch/dinner/tea each week?

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Keith Oates

Janner
Location
Penarth, Wales
When I'm home with my wife and family Sunday is nearly always a roast at sometime during the day. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 

Pat "5mph"

A kilogrammicaly challenged woman
Moderator
Location
Glasgow
My dream Sunday afternoon: a home made meal (a bit more continental than the above suggestions though :smile:), then a wee siesta.
Sadly, I'm rarely off on a Sunday and the cat does not like garlic, so a big oven cooked dinner would be a waste, would still be eating it on Friday :laugh:
 

summerdays

Cycling in the sun
Location
Bristol
My dream Sunday afternoon: a home made meal (a bit more continental than the above suggestions though :smile:), then a wee siesta.
Sadly, I'm rarely off on a Sunday and the cat does not like garlic, so a big oven cooked dinner would be a waste, would still be eating it on Friday :laugh:
What would be the equivalent version of a roast dinner, in Italy?
 

Pat "5mph"

A kilogrammicaly challenged woman
Moderator
Location
Glasgow
What would be the equivalent version of a roast dinner, in Italy?
An oven cooked pasta dish (like lasagna or pasta al forno) and crusty bread as starter, then a casserole, or grilled steak, with roast potatoes and salad.
Then you would have a homemade or patisserie bought cake :hungry:
 

Dave 123

Legendary Member
We do proper cooking most days. Mrs Dave is a fantastic cook and baker, I'm ok.
We lived with Jo's parents for about a year before we were wed and it was roast most days, it's all my MiL can cook!
As a result we only have roast a couple of times a year, Christmas being one of them. It's really good once in a while.
 

MontyVeda

a short-tempered ill-controlled small-minded troll
having had a proper sunday lunch the last two sundays, today i had my version* of a full english for 'sunday' lunch. But today i spruced it up with the addition of a few slices of halumi fried in the remnants of the bacon fat... bloody lovely!!!!

*sausage, bacon, poached egg (on a slice of toast or fried bread), black pudding, button mushrooms fried in coarse black pepper, no beans, no hash browns, no tomatoes.
 

Mrs M

Guru
Location
Aberdeenshire
We had "tornado steak" fillet with bacon fried in garlic, green beans, broccoli, salad and Duphonaise potatoes ( no spuds for me), with some velvety red wine. Lovely July!
 
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