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Rillington 09-12-2022 13:22

Perfect Christmas dinner
 
I thought that to go alongside the topic about what people are cooking for their festive meal, I'd ask people to say what their perfect Christmas dinner would be.

Jaymoss 09-12-2022 13:31

Re: Perfect Christmas dinner
 
perfect Christmas Dinner is whatever you want for Christmas Dinner

Halcyon 09-12-2022 13:36

Re: Perfect Christmas dinner
 
My perfect dinner would be:




Canape's:


Smoked Salmon Blini


Starter:

Fresh Oysters with a sprinkle of lemon and sour dough bread or Lobster



Mains:

Roast Chicken, Pigs in Blankets, Honey glazed carrottes and parsnips, Roast potatoes, Chestnuts and Brussel Sprouts, Colliflower Cheese, Bread sauce, Stuffing, Yorkshire Pudding


Optional: Selection of French Cheeses


Desssert:


Christmas pudding, And Custard

Dude111 10-12-2022 01:16

One year my family was having turkey and I didnt feel like having that so my dad drove me to a chinese buffet :)

Amazingly alot were there!!

Rillington 11-12-2022 15:37

Re: Perfect Christmas dinner
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Halcyon (Post 36141529)
My perfect dinner would be:

Mains:

Roast Chicken, Pigs in Blankets, Honey glazed carrottes and parsnips, Roast potatoes, Chestnuts and Brussel Sprouts, Colliflower Cheese, Bread sauce, Stuffing, Yorkshire Pudding


Desssert:


Christmas pudding, And Custard

For main course, I'd totally go with that selection but with turkey instead of chicken.

And for pudding, Christmas pudding and brandy source.

Itshim 11-12-2022 17:29

Re: Perfect Christmas dinner
 
Rib eye and creamed potatos . No chance of getting it !!!!

peanut 11-12-2022 18:02

Re: Perfect Christmas dinner
 
The perfect Christmas dinner...? I'll have to go back at least 30 years. I have one specific one in memory that was perfect to me. Sadly it can never be beaten or replicated.

If we're going on food alone. Then a turkey crown the size of my oven (for leftovers), with all the trimmings. No starters or desserts as the meal is easily enough to last us a day or 3 on it's own.

Mr K 11-12-2022 19:01

Re: Perfect Christmas dinner
 
My perfect dinner would start with a Sauvignon blanc , the maybe a Châteauneuf-du-Pape, and then a Riesling. Then onto Brandy.. Needn't bother with the food. :beer:

Tinky 12-12-2022 08:34

Re: Perfect Christmas dinner
 
This year we start with the old tried and tested prawn cocktail, followed by roast beef, roast potatoes, yorkshires, brussels, honey glazed parsnips, cocktail sausages, stuffing balls and gravy, washed down with white plonk, mmmmmmmmmm yummy. That's my idea of a perfect Christmas dinner. in the company of Mr T and youngest son. Don't know about Christmas pudding yet, we have a shop bought which has been sitting in our cupboard for around 4-5 years, could be good could be mouldy :shrug: :erm:

Halcyon 12-12-2022 08:57

Re: Perfect Christmas dinner
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 36141626)
My perfect dinner would start with a Sauvignon blanc , the maybe a Châteauneuf-du-Pape, and then a Riesling. Then onto Brandy.. Needn't bother with the food. :beer:


Now that sounds good. I do like a ChateauNeuf du Pape.


For toasting the new Year I'm thinking English Sparkling from Nyetimber or ChapelDown.

They've proved very good compared to the usual Champagne.

tweetiepooh 12-12-2022 10:02

Re: Perfect Christmas dinner
 
I think

biltong, snacks and similar with beers round the

braai by the pool with wors, steak, chicken, prawns, chops etc. Pap, sauce, corn cooked in the leaves next to the coals, salad. Fresh fruit to end with koeksisters, melktert and other South African treats.
But this means a relocation as well as change of menu.

Ken W 12-12-2022 10:11

Re: Perfect Christmas dinner
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Rillington (Post 36141615)
For main course, I'd totally go with that selection but with turkey instead of chicken.

And for pudding, Christmas pudding, and brandy sources.

That sounds like my Christmas dinner

Paul 12-12-2022 15:03

Re: Perfect Christmas dinner
 
Starter:

None.

Mains:

Roast Turkey, Roast Potatoes, Brussel Sprouts, Pork Sausages, Cauliflower.

Desssert:

Jam Tarts

GrimUpNorth 12-12-2022 20:20

Re: Perfect Christmas dinner
 
Perfect Christmas dinner?

Whatever someone's willing to cook for us - have managed to get invited out for many years now!

Ms NTL 12-12-2022 22:23

Re: Perfect Christmas dinner
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by tweetiepooh (Post 36141644)
I think

biltong, snacks and similar with beers round the

braai by the pool with wors, steak, chicken, prawns, chops etc. Pap, sauce, corn cooked in the leaves next to the coals, salad. Fresh fruit to end with koeksisters, melktert and other South African treats.
But this means a relocation as well as change of menu.

Springbok?

I ain't fond of pap.

tweetiepooh 13-12-2022 12:35

Re: Perfect Christmas dinner
 
Venison would be fine of any kind. I've tried kudu and impala but not springbok. Even had (canned) elephant that was very tasty. Would need a big braai to roast elephant.


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