The Roast Dinner

[Accip74 7,112]

....or Sunday Roast

 

Apparently in the last year the traditional roast has fallen out of Britain's top 5 favourite dishes for the first time.

 

Apart from reasons such as moving away from traditional dishes & eating less meat, trying to be more healthy, the saddest reason is lack of time & convenience. Butchers are reporting the trend of cutting meat up smaller so people can cook it in the magic 30 minutes.

 

I do a Sunday Roast quite often, more so from the Autumn onwards, there's nothing much better imo. It's also a great way to get the kids eating all their vege etc....

It takes me about 2 hours to do the full thing from scratch, so not a big chunk out of your life for something so fcuking good!

 

So come guys, throw away those Aunt Bessie's & shitty gravy granules & make time for a proper Sunday Roast :-)

 

 

 

Edited September 14, 2017 by Accip74

[walshie 2,804]

Can't beat a roast. Controversially, turkey would be my no.1 choice then beef.

[lurcherman 887 13,120]

Getting sick of a roast these days

[Ted Newgent 4,896]

anyone want to send me some boxes of sage n onion stuffing across the pond

so i can have a decent roast chicken sunday dinner

[lurcherman 887 13,120]

Just order them offline ted

[Born Hunter 17,763]

£16.50 for a two course carvery at my local and it's delicious!

[Arry 21,753]

....or Sunday Roast

 

Apparently in the last year the traditional roast has fallen out of Britain's top 5 favourite dishes for the first time.

 

Apart from reasons such as moving away from traditional dishes & eating less meat, trying to be more healthy, the saddest reason is lack of time & convenience. Butchers are reporting the trend of cutting meat up smaller so people can cook it in the magic 30 minutes.

 

I do a Sunday Roast quite often, more so from the Autumn onwards, there's nothing much better imo. It's also a great way to get the kids eating all their vege etc....

It takes me about 2 hours to do the full thing from scratch, so not a big chunk out of your life for something so fcuking good!

 

So come guys, throw away those Aunt Bessie's & shittly gravy granules & make time for a proper Sunday Roast :-)

 

 

 

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I love my roast dinner lamb would be No1 but duck or beef next, I do like chicken but its a job to get one that tastes of any thing these days. Love them yorkshires how do you get them like that mate?

 

Cheers Arry

[jok 3,244]

Accip. Every Sunday without fail. Everything. Just alternate beef, lamb, pork and chicken. As you so rightly say the kids get all their vegetables and to be fair it's a good craic round the table. Keep up the good work.jok.

[polishunter1 47]

Can't beat a leg of liver lol

[Accip74 7,112]

Can't beat a roast. Controversially, turkey would be my no.1 choice then beef.

Very controversial walshie. It's Lamb or Chicken/Guinea Fowl more often than not here.....followed by pork as a favourite.

[Accip74 7,112]

 

....or Sunday RoastApparently in the last year the traditional roast has fallen out of Britain's top 5 favourite dishes for the first time.Apart from reasons such as moving away from traditional dishes & eating less meat, trying to be more healthy, the saddest reason is lack of time & convenience. Butchers are reporting the trend of cutting meat up smaller so people can cook it in the magic 30 minutes.I do a Sunday Roast quite often, more so from the Autumn onwards, there's nothing much better imo. It's also a great way to get the kids eating all their vege etc....It takes me about 2 hours to do the full thing from scratch, so not a big chunk out of your life for something so fcuking good!So come guys, throw away those Aunt Bessie's & shittly gravy granules & make time for a proper Sunday Roast :-)image.jpg

I love my roast dinner lamb would be No1 but duck or beef next, I do like chicken but its a job to get one that tastes of any thing these days. Love them yorkshires how do you get them like that mate?Cheers Arry

I use a James Martin recipe plus the usual very hot oil & plenty of air in the mix ;-)

[Greyman 28,417]

Have a roast every Tuesday not Sunday, Sunday,s are for hangovers, also prefer lamb or pork or a nice brisket joint cooked low and slow for about 8hrs, as a kid we used to have to put jam on the left over Yorkshire puds for our pudding

[ginger beard 4,652]

every sunday even through the hottest days in the summer.

usually out

some of the eating establishments around here are f***ing amazing

[squab 2,875]

Have a roast every Tuesday not Sunday, Sunday,s are for hangovers, also prefer lamb or pork or a nice brisket joint cooked low and slow for about 8hrs, as a kid we used to have to put jam on the left over Yorkshire puds for our pudding

thought I was spoilt as a kid we'd have yorkshire puds with treacle lol,happy days

[bird 9,872]

Lamb

+2 2nd nice chicken dinner