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Thread started 10/13/07 2:06pm

blueblossom

SUNDAY DINNER --YUM YUM

We are having roast pork, sausage stuffing, roast potatoes, a variety of mixed vegetables, bread sauce, gravey and yorkshire pudding. What are you having then?

I love my sunday roast!!

drool3 excited
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Reply #1 posted 10/13/07 2:15pm

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oh man...I LOVE yorkshire pudding!!

it all sounds great, I may make a small ham. confused
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Reply #2 posted 10/13/07 2:57pm

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Sunday's dinner will be BBQ ribs, homemade mac & cheese, green salad, rolls, and I have yet to decide on dessert.
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Reply #3 posted 10/13/07 2:58pm

Mach

I am having a 100% home alone evening for the 1st time in eek well EVER

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I do not know what to fix myself for dinner
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Reply #4 posted 10/13/07 3:42pm

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I had a lovely saturday lunch today.

I made soup with veggie broth, carrots, green onions, some cubed tofu and a bit of black pepper. I warmed some kind of mexican bun I got at the bakery in the oven to pair with it. It was a delightful little lunch. smile
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Reply #5 posted 10/13/07 4:55pm

Ottensen

blueblossom said:

We are having roast pork, sausage stuffing, roast potatoes, a variety of mixed vegetables, bread sauce, gravey and yorkshire pudding. What are you having then?

I love my sunday roast!!

drool3 excited


That sounds GOOOOOd!

I bought a small hen at the store today so I'm settling on a roasted lemon chicken. I let the hen marinate for a few hours in olive oil, coarse sea salt, and lemon zest, then I stick fresh parsley, garlic cloves, and thyme leaves under the skin, and a sliced lemon inside. I will probably serve with a grain like quinoa or wheat berries seasoned with herbs and chopped onions.Then lastly I will steam up some romanesco, a really pretty brocoli from Italy that has triangular shaped spears, and shave fresh parmesean over it...I don't know why but I like my meals heavier on Sundays...
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Reply #6 posted 10/13/07 4:57pm

Ottensen

MoniGram said:

Sunday's dinner will be BBQ ribs, homemade mac & cheese, green salad, rolls, and I have yet to decide on dessert.



drool3 that sounds like dinner at my momma's house drool3
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Reply #7 posted 10/13/07 5:17pm

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Ottensen said:

MoniGram said:

Sunday's dinner will be BBQ ribs, homemade mac & cheese, green salad, rolls, and I have yet to decide on dessert.



drool3 that sounds like dinner at my momma's house drool3


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Reply #8 posted 10/13/07 5:26pm

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Well, today at some point I'll be eating the leftover pizza from yesterday (it was buy 1 get 1) and some nice sweet and sour pork I kept from yesterday too. Leftovers, but good stuff. thumbs up! For dinner I'll probably ask Mon if she'll fix me some pasta with cheese sauce with chopped bacon or ham added. smile
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Reply #9 posted 10/13/07 5:37pm

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Fauxie said:

Well, today at some point I'll be eating the leftover pizza from yesterday (it was buy 1 get 1) and some nice sweet and sour pork I kept from yesterday too. Leftovers, but good stuff. thumbs up! For dinner I'll probably ask Mon if she'll fix me some pasta with cheese sauce with chopped bacon or ham added. smile



Now that sounds super yummy! drool
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Reply #10 posted 10/13/07 6:01pm

Fauxie

MoniGram said:

Fauxie said:

Well, today at some point I'll be eating the leftover pizza from yesterday (it was buy 1 get 1) and some nice sweet and sour pork I kept from yesterday too. Leftovers, but good stuff. thumbs up! For dinner I'll probably ask Mon if she'll fix me some pasta with cheese sauce with chopped bacon or ham added. smile



Now that sounds super yummy! drool


It's just a creamy cheese sauce from a tin though. lol Still, pretty satisfying once you get bacon in there. smile
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Reply #11 posted 10/14/07 2:42am

blueblossom

Well the roast is in the oven for the next 3 hours so that the pork is succulent and to get a good crackling on the outside will blast it n a high heat for 20 mins. The smell is invading the house....now to peel the potatoes and get the sausage stuffing ready. The kitchen now has that cosy smell of heat from the oven and cooking. Its as if it is now taking over as the heart of the home...(bit of poet there eh?) biggrin
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Reply #12 posted 10/14/07 2:44am

blueblossom

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blueblossom said:

We are having roast pork, sausage stuffing, roast potatoes, a variety of mixed vegetables, bread sauce, gravey and yorkshire pudding. What are you having then?

I love my sunday roast!!

drool3 excited


That sounds GOOOOOd!

I bought a small hen at the store today so I'm settling on a roasted lemon chicken. I let the hen marinate for a few hours in olive oil, coarse sea salt, and lemon zest, then I stick fresh parsley, garlic cloves, and thyme leaves under the skin, and a sliced lemon inside. I will probably serve with a grain like quinoa or wheat berries seasoned with herbs and chopped onions.Then lastly I will steam up some romanesco, a really pretty brocoli from Italy that has triangular shaped spears, and shave fresh parmesean over it...I don't know why but I like my meals heavier on Sundays...



Sounds absolutely wonderful!! Think I will try this recipe myself. I will let you know how it turns out.
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Reply #13 posted 10/14/07 2:47am

mdiver

We had a roast yesterday..yummie
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