Christmas Dinner: Turkey or Not?

[Beaker]

So what will you be eating on Christmas Day, the traditional turkey or something different?

Skatie

[Jolly_MG_Maestro]

Gotta be good old Turkey for our dinner, it's not a christmas dinner without it :)

[F690OTF(RIP)]

Has to be turkey for me. It's my favourite meal. Thankfully I have a kind mother who on several occasions has done a full Christmas dinner (yes, including Christmas pud.) on my birthday as well! :D

[Maria]

Turkey. My mum is a 1st class cook.

Bastards, I'm hungry now :(

[SimonR]

Yep: turkey for me too, and, of course, the oft-forgotten Yorkshire pudding to go with it.

One day I might make a turkey curry as a nice change, if I get bored of the roast, although it's unlikely as you can't *really* have Yorkshire Pud with curry can you? :laugh:

[malcsmaesty]

Has to be turkey......can't wait until sunday!!!!:toothy:

[Alan the Vanner]

Originally posted by F690OTF(RIP)
Has to be turkey for me. It's my favourite meal. Thankfully I have a kind mother who on several occasions has done a full Christmas dinner (yes, including Christmas pud.) on my birthday as well! :D
I can relate to that! I still have turkey sarnies on my birthday as it's exactly two weeks after Chrimbo!:laugh:

[Simon]

Turkey for me too, but one of those breast jointy things in a pack from M*rks & Sp£ncer's to ensure there's NO LEFTOVERS! I only like the white turkey meat though, none of that skanky brownish grey stuff for me. Eeewwwwww..... mingin'

[D87 SMW]

Originally posted by Simon
Turkey for me too, but one of those breast jointy things in a pack from M*rks & Sp£ncer's to ensure there's NO LEFTOVERS! I only like the white turkey meat though, none of that skanky brownish grey stuff for me. Eeewwwwww..... mingin'

Our's get's left over till January! :eek: :laugh:
It's all Turkey sandwiches for at least a week after Chrimbo! :laugh:

[MaestroMatt]

Originally posted by Simon
Turkey for me too, but one of those breast jointy things in a pack from M*rks & Sp£ncer's to ensure there's NO LEFTOVERS! I only like the white turkey meat though, none of that skanky brownish grey stuff for me. Eeewwwwww..... mingin'

The dark meat is the best part! Turkey for me as well - traditional and delicious. A whacking great pile of sprouts is necessary too. F153 is right about needing Yorkshire pud as well. All roast dinners should come with Yorkshire pud regardless of the type of meat.