Christmas Dinner, Traditional Turkey Roast or Something Different?
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For those celebrating Christmas
We love our roasts so we’re having the normal turkey roast. We sometimes add some gammon/ham joint depending on how many we cater for. Anyone have anyt differen. would love to know what you have instead
We just have a chicken! I do like turkey dont get me wrong but can’t justify the price of one I always feel like they’re crazy expensive and I could just have a nice chicken instead for cheap?
Turkey breast roast from Iceland or similar , loads of fresh veg (spuds ,brussels etc ) ,stuffing , bread sauce - feed a family of 4 for under a tenner . Still plenty left over to fry up on Boxing Day .
Turkey and gammon normally. I wouldn't mind trying different things, as long as they're not something I'd ordinarily have (like chicken).
I feel like it wouldn’t be Christmas without the traditional turkey dinner, I love roast dinners and rarely have them so the Christmas dinner is extra special
We order a Indian takeaway because only myself enjoy a dinner my in laws will bring me down a dinner mind and we have a turkey crown to pick on with some pickle and cheese
There is something to be said for tradition granted . Depends on whether you are alone , a couple or a whole family .
Being a "semi vegie" I'm not to fussed but have to have the roast spuds , vegetables , stuffing , Yorkshires , brussels etc along with ,these days , a Turkey breast joint .
These days not too pricey - above for £10 ish for a family of 4 . But I always overdo the veg , bread sauce and stuffing to fry up on Boxing Day for a super meal
We have Duck. It's the only time of year we have it so feels like a treat. Usually do a bit pork as well. Turkey is just do meh.
We tend to have roast lamb and roast beef, as well as belly pork. We find turkey too dry, and it can get very expensive, so it‘s not worth paying for it
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