Come back to me when you have been for almost 5 :idc:

Roast beef. (Great gravy)
Roast pork.(good dripping for the stuffing balls)
Roast turkey.( because the pesky daughter threatens not to come home unless there is roast turkey on Xmas day.

Our Xmas day is this Sunday..dinner, presents the lot, daughter then goes back home and partners family for the actual Xmas day.
We get to do it all over again the Sunday after but probably do a roast gammon.

Chicken probably, with beef or ham. We've had goose/duck in the past which are the best Xmas meats <3

Turkey is overrated. It's dry and bland af no matter what you do with it. http://atrl.net/forums/images/smilie...lies/sorry.gif

Then you should have another on Boxing Day. :p:cheer2:

Duck, i think. If not Duck, Turkey. Karelia roast, maybe. Cow/bovine/beef roast. Couple of little ham/pork roasts as well. Maybe salmon.

:eek: carnivores

^ :laugh:

I only eat like a slice of two of them at most + some vegetables/sauce and bread. With vichy or water as the drink.

I don't even know going to my sisters house think it will be turkey though. A couple years ago I had an Indian takeaway for Christmas and it was so good ��

Jesus wept, you have Turkey once a year

a change?

:joker:

And for the "ooh its too dry"

1. buy a better bird from a real butcher

2. Cook it better

Or even better grow your own Turkey.

Turkey trees need a lot of water

Me when my dad confirmed me to that he's having his slaughtered cow for Christmas dinner:
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Turkey <3

A big ham/pork roast, a cow roast and a Karelia stew.

So you're still pretending to be one of us, I see.

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I'm cooking this year as well

Turkey & pigs in blankets