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Would never have mash with Chrimbo dinner
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Originally posted by BigStrongMan BigStrongMan wrote:

Originally posted by horsebox horsebox wrote:

Would never have mash with Chrimbo dinner
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Mash & Roasties with gravy, gravy and more gravy
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Originally posted by sausy sausy wrote:

Turkey with mash, mash and more mash. And of course at least half a pint of gravy.


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My mother does a shredded bacon and Brussels sprouts thing for Christmas. Smother that in gravy and its the business 
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Originally posted by BigStrongMan BigStrongMan wrote:

Originally posted by horsebox horsebox wrote:

Would never have mash with Chrimbo dinner
me neither.  Roasters and home made croquette potatoesClap
It’s a roastie not a roaster ffs 
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Originally posted by 9fingers 9fingers wrote:

Originally posted by BigStrongMan BigStrongMan wrote:

Originally posted by horsebox horsebox wrote:

Would never have mash with Chrimbo dinner
me neither.  Roasters and home made croquette potatoesClap
It’s a roastie not a roaster ffs 
Roasties are the British variety. Always roasters in my gaffClap
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Originally posted by BigStrongMan BigStrongMan wrote:

Originally posted by 9fingers 9fingers wrote:

Originally posted by BigStrongMan BigStrongMan wrote:

Originally posted by horsebox horsebox wrote:

Would never have mash with Chrimbo dinner
me neither.  Roasters and home made croquette potatoesClap
It’s a roastie not a roaster ffs 
Roasties are the British variety. Always roasters in my gaffClap
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Turkey, Ham, Roasties, Mash, Sprouts, Roast parsnips and carrots, Gravy, Sausage ball done in breadcrumbs and stuffing 

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f**king hate parsnips and sprouts. TurnipClap
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Mashed Spuds, Roast Spuds in Goose Fat, Ham, Turkey, Stuffing ClapClapClapClap
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Heading to the in laws all going well for christmas dinner this year looking forward to it as the last two christmases were write offs as I was visitong my Mam in hospital for one and had just lost my mam just before last years one.  So looking forward to this christmas.

Has anyone found it tough getting used to new setups with christmas.  I.e. going to a different house and different dinners etc. 

Like most irish lads I thought My Mams dinners were the business so will be hard to beat them. 
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Originally posted by Baldrick Baldrick wrote:

Heading to the in laws all going well for christmas dinner this year looking forward to it as the last two christmases were write offs as I was visitong my Mam in hospital for one and had just lost my mam just before last years one.  So looking forward to this christmas.

Has anyone found it tough getting used to new setups with christmas.  I.e. going to a different house and different dinners etc. 

Like most irish lads I thought My Mams dinners were the business so will be hard to beat them. 


First year not at my mothers, spending with just me and wife, will visit both parents afterwords. So be interesting to see how it goes. 
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Originally posted by Baldrick Baldrick wrote:

Heading to the in laws all going well for christmas dinner this year looking forward to it as the last two christmases were write offs as I was visitong my Mam in hospital for one and had just lost my mam just before last years one.  So looking forward to this christmas.

Has anyone found it tough getting used to new setups with christmas.  I.e. going to a different house and different dinners etc. 

Like most irish lads I thought My Mams dinners were the business so will be hard to beat them. 


The trick is only eat what you want to, try not to leave anything on the plate so if you don't like the look of the sprouts for example ask to leave them off , same go's for all as all women are touchy about Christmas dinner as leaving food is saying you don't like it . 
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Originally posted by Claret Murph Claret Murph wrote:

Originally posted by Baldrick Baldrick wrote:

Heading to the in laws all going well for christmas dinner this year looking forward to it as the last two christmases were write offs as I was visitong my Mam in hospital for one and had just lost my mam just before last years one.  So looking forward to this christmas.

Has anyone found it tough getting used to new setups with christmas.  I.e. going to a different house and different dinners etc. 

Like most irish lads I thought My Mams dinners were the business so will be hard to beat them. 


The trick is only eat what you want to, try not to leave anything on the plate so if you don't like the look of the sprouts for example ask to leave them off , same go's for all as all women are touchy about Christmas dinner as leaving food is saying you don't like it . 

Murph do you know who you are chatting to 😀
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Originally posted by Baldrick Baldrick wrote:

Originally posted by Claret Murph Claret Murph wrote:

Originally posted by Baldrick Baldrick wrote:

Heading to the in laws all going well for christmas dinner this year looking forward to it as the last two christmases were write offs as I was visitong my Mam in hospital for one and had just lost my mam just before last years one.  So looking forward to this christmas.

Has anyone found it tough getting used to new setups with christmas.  I.e. going to a different house and different dinners etc. 

Like most irish lads I thought My Mams dinners were the business so will be hard to beat them. 


The trick is only eat what you want to, try not to leave anything on the plate so if you don't like the look of the sprouts for example ask to leave them off , same go's for all as all women are touchy about Christmas dinner as leaving food is saying you don't like it . 

Murph do you know who you are chatting to 😀
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Originally posted by drog addict drog addict wrote:

My mother does a shredded bacon and Brussels sprouts thing for Christmas. Smother that in gravy and its the business 
shredded bacon and sprouts sounds divine.
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Originally posted by theheff1989 theheff1989 wrote:

Originally posted by Baldrick Baldrick wrote:

Heading to the in laws all going well for christmas dinner this year looking forward to it as the last two christmases were write offs as I was visitong my Mam in hospital for one and had just lost my mam just before last years one.  So looking forward to this christmas.

Has anyone found it tough getting used to new setups with christmas.  I.e. going to a different house and different dinners etc. 

Like most irish lads I thought My Mams dinners were the business so will be hard to beat them. 


First year not at my mothers, spending with just me and wife, will visit both parents afterwords. So be interesting to see how it goes. 
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