What's for sunday dinner?

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Do you use to cook something special for sundays?

I always like to eat something good on sundays. Even more that suterdays, really.

So I have a steak (or do call it roast) in the owen now. With potato etc. Yummy. Can't wait.

I also love to go to my parents for sunday dinner. My mother cook so god food. But it only happens 3 or 4 times/year. :cry:
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Yes, Lamb roast with all the trimmings. The one time per week when we eat a balanced meal. :D
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Am eating out today as it's Mothers Day.:roll:

But usually it's something with roast potatoes. Yummyyy.
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Well im not allowed in the kitchen today as it's mother's day. So i have absolutely no idea what concoction is evolving! I can hear my daughter's arguing tho - ho hum!

On a 'normal' sunday we have something really easy as it's our 'chilling out' day. Neither myself nor my man are big roasty fans so we usually avoid that!

All this talk of food is making me hungry!! Off to the kitchen i trot.........
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snubnoseuk wrote:Am eating out today as it's Mothers Day.:roll:

But usually it's something with roast potatoes. Yummyyy.
Ooooerrr - will you be back in time for the match snub?
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Lamia wrote:
snubnoseuk wrote:Am eating out today as it's Mothers Day.:roll:

But usually it's something with roast potatoes. Yummyyy.
Ooooerrr - will you be back in time for the match snub?
No! Have to meet the fam in Guildford so can't even watch it on telly. God dang! Will you be watching?

We have to win. We have to beat them once this season.
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T' in-laws are coming round, but they're ace so that's okay.

Pumpkin Soup, cooked by yours truly, followed by Roast Chicken with Roasties and other fab veg. Some pud or other for afters. Don't do afters.

Can't wait, in fact I'm off to cook the soup reet now.
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"Burp"

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snubnoseuk wrote:
Lamia wrote:
snubnoseuk wrote:Am eating out today as it's Mothers Day.:roll:

But usually it's something with roast potatoes. Yummyyy.
Ooooerrr - will you be back in time for the match snub?
No! Have to meet the fam in Guildford so can't even watch it on telly. God dang! Will you be watching?

We have to win. We have to beat them once this season.
Yessssssssssssssssss :D
We did it Snub!!!!!!!

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rian wrote:"Burp"

:oops:
Pardon you Rian!!! :eek:
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Lamia wrote:
rian wrote:"Burp"

:oops:
Pardon you Rian!!! :eek:
Sorry ;D
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rian wrote:
Lamia wrote:
rian wrote:"Burp"

:oops:
Pardon you Rian!!! :eek:
Sorry ;D


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Lamia wrote:Yessssssssssssssssss :D
We did it Snub!!!!!!!

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Ooooh happy day!!!
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And we finally win on the TV!!!
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linda mccartney "deep filled country pie"
roast potatoes
boiled potatoes
roast parsnips
steamed veg (cabbage, carrots, brocolli, cauliflower)
sage & onion stuffing
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followed by a very cold pint of lager.

OMFG. twas very lovely indeed :D
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4 pints of Guinness, no food all weekend. I'm still on that mad diet! :?
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Quiff Boy wrote:linda mccartney "deep filled country pie"
roast potatoes
boiled potatoes
roast parsnips
steamed veg (cabbage, carrots, brocolli, cauliflower)
sage & onion stuffing
gravy

followed by a very cold pint of lager.

OMFG. twas very lovely indeed :D
Them pies actually Vegan? My housemate is Vegan which pretty much makes me veggie (apart from when I leave the house!), if I can turn her into a pie eater that would make me happy!
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Quite possibly, but as they taste like old washing up sponge marinated in Bovril Quiffy's welcome to 'em.

Sainsbury's Quorn & Mushroom pies, that's what you want (probably not vegan, mind you).
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spartacus mills wrote:...Jack Russell Terriers.
@ SM - ARF! LOL ;D
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Big Si wrote:4 pints of Guinness, no food all weekend. I'm still on that mad diet! :?
@ Big Si :notworthy:

Now that sounds my sort of diet :wink:

Any chance of some more information ? - PM Perhaps ;D
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Carrie wrote:Quite possibly, but as they taste like old washing up sponge marinated in Bovril Quiffy's welcome to 'em.

Sainsbury's Quorn & Mushroom pies, that's what you want (probably not vegan, mind you).
the linda mac ones are, yep :D

and me like ;)

the quorn ones arent though - quorn is made from egg white :roll: :(
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A Chicken Filo Pie from a Jane Asher recipe

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Made by the Mum, to die for....

BTW Ms. Asher looked like this at one time

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Aaarrgh. All this good food. It never happened for me this weekend.

A big chinese on Friday night was the highlight. Saturday I managed a KFC (I'm sorry, it won't happen again) outside Reading's Madejski Stadium, and a bag of Jelly Babies while driving the love of my life from Heathrow to Cambridge. Wouldn't mind, but I live in bloody Southend!

Sunday was: one snickers bar, one Vitamin C tablet, four biscuit (two bourbon, two chocolate digestive), one ham & mustard sandwich from a filling station in Barking, one bag salt & vinegar crisps (ditto) and a double decker, plus a few glasses of water. And I was working for 13 hours. Battery hens are better nurtured than me.
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