QoD - Sat 22nd Pt 1...

[domane]

Turkey or not turkey?

 

[SoxyBeast]

Turkey!! Yum! :bounce::bounce:

 

[joosie]

Don't mind. We're having turkey this year but last year it was duck and that was good too. Got snails for starters, nom nom!

 

[MAC66]

We're having beef this year - we haven't had a proper roast beef dinner for ages.

 

[Cortrasna]

Turkey every year, did once have goose and enjoyed it but not even enough on it for cold on St. Stephan's day!

 

[Calluna]

Turkey all the way!

 

[glenrox]

Turkey and Ham

 

[carthorse]

Turkey, but with a lovly gammon joint for Boxing Day :biggrin:

 

[Mary Poppins]

We are having turkey but I don't get very excited about it. Would probably prefer fish and chips to be honest.

 

[Tillytoo]

turkey for the carnivores, there would be a riot if I got anything else. chestnut and cranberry roast for the veggies. Both nice cold next day, and for the next few days after that.

 

[jovi_y2k2]

We never have turkey, there's not enough of us for a whole one and no-one actually really likes it!

Beef for us this year.

 

[Tina2011]

Turkey. Only time we eat is is Christmas day so I have only bought a small one.

 

[Dizzy Woo]

Turkey, boned out and stuffed this year, can't stand all the left over bits we usually have, this is a lot smaller, my favourite bit is always the stuffing

 

[juliecwuk]

NOT turkey!!! Boring!!!

Had ostrich 2 years ago, reindeer last year, having a three bird game roast this year (pheasant, partridge, pigeon) can't wait!

 

[Libbyo]

Dunno. Beef rib or duck. Depends on what looks best in Pescy Tescys

 

[Lemme]

we have a full house every christmas and have Turkey,beef and a gammon joint- leftovers sliced up and on buffet for 12 on boxing day as well - usually more as neighbours have open invite to drop in - not usually much left but what is - soup

 

[diplomaticandtactful]

i don't eat poultry, was put off it as a child by the carcass in the fridge at xmas.

have bought a traditional gammon which will be simmered with cloves then roasted, with dauphinoise potatoes, roast parsnip and sprouts if I can find any big ones!

 

[selside]

Turkey. Natch.
And then a lovely Rayburn cooked ham for New Year. Nom nom.

 

[tbaynancy]

Turkey. Only have it a couple of times a year - Christmas and Thanksgiving.

 

[Flipo's Mum]

Not turkey, but only cause I is veggie