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New Year's day meal
Orangemaid
28-12-2013
Do you have anything special for NYD ?

I got a frozen turkey dinner from Tesco to have
MarzBar85
29-12-2013
Homemade Steak Pie. Mmmmmmm drooling just thinking about it!
Yeah_Jackie
29-12-2013
Steak Pie here too. It's traditional for many Scots.
Summer Breeze
29-12-2013
I am doing a New Years Eve sit down around the table meal for 6 of us at about 6pm, then two can go out later and see the New Year in elsewhere.
Two are celebrating an anniversary on that day so I want it to be nice.
I have asked what they fancy and all are saying a roast meal.
I was hoping to do something different but is seems by popular demand that Lamb may be order of the day.
norbitonite
29-12-2013
I'll be cooking a leg of lamb, too. We're having salmon for our Sunday dinner today, so lamb will also make a nice change after all of the turkey and ham.

By popular request, it will also be with the normal roast dinner trimmings - cauli in white sauce or red cabbage (I'll see which veg looks best at the shops on Tuesday), new potatoes, roast potatoes and honey roast carrots and parsnips, with a port and redcurrant gravy. Oh, and Yorkshire puds - not traditional, I know, but I love them!
fizzle90
29-12-2013
Originally Posted by Yeah_Jackie:
“Steak Pie here too. It's traditional for many Scots.”

Us too.
Specktater
29-12-2013
Originally Posted by fizzle90:
“Us too.”

And us
Aarghawasp!
29-12-2013
Steak pie here too.
jazzyjazzy
29-12-2013
Originally Posted by norbitonite:
“I'll be cooking a leg of lamb, too. We're having salmon for our Sunday dinner today, so lamb will also make a nice change after all of the turkey and ham.

By popular request, it will also be with the normal roast dinner trimmings - cauli in white sauce or red cabbage (I'll see which veg looks best at the shops on Tuesday), new potatoes, roast potatoes and honey roast carrots and parsnips, with a port and redcurrant gravy. Oh, and Yorkshire puds - not traditional, I know, but I love them!”


If you like red cabbage have a look at this recipe - Delia Smith Red Cabbage with apple and onion. We had it on Christmas Day and it was delicious. It does make loads but freezes well.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/fo...ge-apples.html

D
Louismum
30-12-2013
I,m cooking a slow roast belly pork joint with all the Christmas dinner type trimmings
cbe21ok
31-12-2013
Seems to be a NYD pie thing going on here cos im having home-made mince pie. Its one of those foods i actually bother to make myself as i personally find most bakery and supermarket pies to be a bit crap these days.
floozie_21
31-12-2013
Originally Posted by Louismum:
“I,m cooking a slow roast belly pork joint with all the Christmas dinner type trimmings”

Yum!

I'm having a slow cooked joint of silverside with all the trimmings.
Toby LaRhone
31-12-2013
We'll be having whatever the pub can provide for about 20 of us between 1pm and closing time
RAINBOWGIRL22
31-12-2013
Tomorrow is the last day before I start my health kick so I am going to be greedy.

A few party nibbles for lunch (mini beef and Yorkshire puds, duck spring rolls and chicken wings) and then spag bol for dinner.

Then that is it for me. No crap food will pass my lips!
eric_the_bee
31-12-2013
Those of you having a Steak pie, will you be having a pie bottom? I do prefer a proper pie, rather than just a pie top.
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