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Do YOU eat traditional sunday roast?
I had a leg of lamb and some vegies....was well nice....
do you have a roast? if so what are you having today
I had a leg of lamb and some vegies....was well nice....
do you have a roast? if so what are you having today
only when i am offshore
i can't be arsed making it my self. i normally have a tritional cheese burger with reggae reggae sauce
You eat your roast early!
I like mine at about 4.
Today were having chicken. Ill have mine with some rice and peas. Cos, it's an excuse to go 'RICE AND PEAS'. And err. I like rice and peas more than spuds and veggies.
yeah we have ours early
only started doing this recently, it's so we can get this family crap out of the way and have the rest of the day to ourselves
that is wise
sundays are normally ruined by the 'sunday roast argument'
indeed
and now it's all over i can look forward to some lovely apple pie and vanilla ice cream!
nope
Yes
but usualy in an evening and not every sunday.
But they do happen...
Yup.
I probably cook a roast a couple of Sundays a month. I usually do the full works. I love roast dinners, possibly more than anything else in life.
I don't know if I'll do one today. I'm going to have a shower now and then I'll decide.
more than...
Central Heating?
I usually go to a pub for a proper sunday lunch
but i'm unemployed at the moment so i can't afford it.
it bites.
uh huh!
I like the cold anyway, so it takes a lot for me to put central heating on :)
no,
my mum has gone for one in a pub but i probably would have puked all over it so i stayed at home eating ice.
Haven't had a Sunday lunch in ages
I'll probably have some once I move in with the girlfriend :)
It'll have:
- nutroast (or vegetarian haggis)
- roast potatoes
- roast parsnips
- sprouts
- honey-glazed roast carrots
- sage and onion stuffing
- peas
And then I'll be a happy man.
are you a vegetarian?
Affirmative
no yorkshire puddings?
madness....
Shite, forgot them
there'll be Yorkshires, don't you worry.
made without animal fat?
:(
Vegetarian haggis?
Wuh?
It's just vegetables and stuff
with the same flavourings as they use in haggis.
It's really nice and doesn't contain any offal.
Surely that's just pureed vegetables
It's a bit like claiming you can have vegetarian Beef Wellington if you call it Haggis.
We could argue about semantics all day
but that's what it's called.
Vegetarian Haggis
Vaggis?
Don't think I've had once since Xmas
was supposed to go out for one today but I'm too lazy to get dressed... so lunch will probably be toast instead.
Roast Parsnips > other food
Havent had one
in quite a while but I'm making roast beef with all the trimmings tonight for me and my girlfriend.
Roast beef
roast potatoes
roast parsnip
roast carrots
peas
yorkies.
Although, I'm a wee bit nervous because I've never actually done a roast before, and because it's just the two of us I just bought a tiny wee mini beef roast from Morrison's so I dont really know how it'll pan out.
nah,
waiting for the chinese to open so i can get me some sweet and sour deep-fried chicken.
srsly best asian food EVER
occasionally in the evening
on some sundays, but not every sunday, or in the day
I'm just waiting on my roast
Exited!
I think I had one last week
but I don't tend to eat English food that often. If someone cooks me a roast I'll eat it- but I've never had the urge to try cooking a full roast.
yup
all the trimmings.
wow
i wish
I hate
people who have disrespect the laws of the roast dinner (Yorkshire puddings with things other than beef, having mint sauce with other meat than lamb etc).
But I'm veggie now so it doesn't really matter.
but but but
mint sauce with beef is ACE and more people should try and it.
and also yorkshire puddings should be eaten whenever possible as they are one of the best things ever.
no.
only when my sister is in to cook it
the joys of being the first born