Xmas dinner .... Turkey?
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This year, I'll be in a camper van on Australia's Great Ocean Road, so it may be little more than beans on toast...
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Their forthcoming Thanksgiving with mandatory Turkey (followed by quirky pumpkin pie!?!) is celebrated in a big way, bigger than Christmas in many states......or it was when I leaved over there in the 80s!RTman10 wrote: It would seem from all the responses they don't do this over the pond.
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Steve F wrote: Their forthcoming Thanksgiving with mandatory Turkey (followed by quirky pumpkin pie!?!) is celebrated in a big way, bigger than Christmas in many states......or it was when I leaved over there in the 80s!
Haven't had turkey in over 30 years and I have never eaten pumpkin pie.
I believe this year will be tacos.
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Don't you Guys eat Jambalaya - (Research - Forest Gump).Skeezix wrote:
Haven't had turkey in over 30 years and I have never eaten pumpkin pie.
I believe this year will be tacos.
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Mike wrote: Don't you Guys eat Jambalaya - (Research - Forest Gump).
Some do, I do not.
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Wishing everyone on this board (including your families) a happy Thanksgiving. I realize how blest I am when I turn on the news or read the newspapers, or even look around in the city I live in.
Jim
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So, what did you end up with.
We'll be having a Quorn roast, should be sufficient left for some sandwiches & a curry.
We'll be having a Quorn roast, should be sufficient left for some sandwiches & a curry.
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Plan for breakfast was a full English. Changed to a boiled egg. Full roast beef dinner next (possibly)
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From my usual supplier (Lidl) we are having a Turkey crown and a goose crown, roast today and cold with chips on Boxing day, the temperature is in well into double figures so could even go out on the RT, that's if I wasn't going down the pub for some Abbot reserve! Happy Christmas all.
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Walked the dog, had a bottle of Champagne half way around. Beef Wellington this afternoon, plus a few wets 8)