The Roast Dinner

[Accip74 7,112]

The thing that bugs me is a gammon roast, ham is for sandwiches!!

Should be reserved for Boxing Day, otherwise not an issue throughout the year...;-)

[Jonjon79 13,358]

I love a good roast dinner.

 

...... Everything about it - buying the bits, planning, cooking. I love cooking - my missus says I do it Floyd style

 

It's nice to have the family round and do everything from scratch and, cook a couple of different meats.

 

As already said - you just can't beat a nice bit of crackling

[j j m 6,539]

i love a good roast

[kanny 20,542]

We have a couple of roast dinners a week love em ....but Ive gave up on the Yorkshire puds I just get Yorkshire pancakes in this oven the old oven they were perfect ...those puds look cracking mate I like my beef and my pork best but quite happy to eat any of the meats im not that fussy ...the pork has to be done long and slow with a nice bit of crackling can't stand it undercooked like the chefs do nowadays but the beefs got to be pink

[terryd 8,411]

Beef, Lamb, chicken then pork. You have to have a good roast and I don't care what day it is on either. I was spoiled by me grans roast and yorkshires that you could hardly get out the oven. Bloody amazing grub. I try and follow her steps. Got to admit i rarely make my own yorkies though as we don''t have them every roast. Also you have to admit good old aunt bessy are not that bad. Gran would be turning in her grave at that one

[green lurchers 16,628]

Last roast I had in Yorkshire the extra large £9.99 gammon turkey beef 2 Yorkies and trimmings top notch grub

[Daniel cain 45,261]

Every Sunday without fail, mid week from autumn on, any meat except lamb, can't stand the f***ing smell of it cooking makes me eck lol, Walshie I eat turkey bout once a month,pork is my favourite. Atb dc

[forest of dean redneck 11,591]

My missus done roast about once a month in the summer fecking heat in kitchen nearly killed me lol

Love beef or lamb proper gravey not shit you can read newspaper through.

[BGD 6,436]

Aye it has to be proper homemade gravy made with the juices from the meat or it's not a proper roast dinner

[jukel123 7,994]

Well I'm going to be the odd man out. I have very little interest in food. I would quite happily take a pill which contains all the nutrients I need and forget about food. I just don't get what all the fuss is about . I drive my Mrs mad because she loves to cook and keep saying 'can you taste that herb, that flavouring etc?' I always say I can. But truthfully I couldn't give a f**k whether my food is hot or cold, spicy or bland. No interest. I know I'm missing out on something big but f**k all I can do about it. The plus side is I don't put on weight. My weight is only a few pounds more than when I was a teenager.

Edited September 14, 2017 by jukel123

[TOMO 26,120]

every sunday here from scratch,,,i usualy do it,,,unless im out,,,beef is best ,,but mostly chicken here as my kids love it

yorkies are easy,,just equal messure of eggs milk and flour,,,,

[TAXI DRIVER 549]

I love a roast dinner every Sunday throughout autumn and winter. I think it keeps my Mrs mentally stimulated preparing the veg,roast potatoes and all the trimmings knowing she`s working against the clock.I tell her what I want and what time I want it on the table. I`ll chill out with my feet up watching the football whilst she`s grafting in the kitchen. Her food is usually top drawer and I without fail thank her with a loving slap on her butt when I leave her to do the dishes. I hope the tradition never goes away.

[Accip74 7,112]

Well I'm going to be the odd man out. I have very little interest in food. I would quite happily take a pill which contains all the nutrients I need and forget about food. I just don't get what all the fuss is about . I drive my Mrs mad because she loves to cook and keep saying 'can you taste that herb, that flavouring etc?' I always say I can. But truthfully I couldn't give a f**k whether my food is hot or cold, spicy or bland. No interest. I know I'm missing out on something big but f**k all I can do about it. The plus side is I don't put on weight. My weight is only a few pounds more than when I was a teenager.

That's a bit sad mate. Food is massive in our house. The first thing my four year old asks when I pick him up from school is "what are we eating tonight?" everyday.......But I am a great cook! Haha....

Edited September 14, 2017 by Accip74

[bird 9,872]

I love a roast dinner every Sunday throughout autumn and winter. I think it keeps my Mrs mentally stimulated preparing the veg,roast potatoes and all the trimmings knowing she`s working against the clock.I tell her what I want and what time I want it on the table. I`ll chill out with my feet up watching the football whilst she`s grafting in the kitchen. Her food is usually top drawer and I without fail thank her with a loving slap on her butt when I leave her to do the dishes. I hope the tradition never goes away.

haha, i know what my wife would say to you lol , mind you the house i came from , we all sit watching watching football with our dinners on our trays and a pint , my old man and brother were football mad, so is my son . me self i like my sunday lunch about 6 .30pm, i like my morning / dinner time free to go for a mooch with my dogs, have my meal when i get back in later, hate walking around on a full stomach .

[MOLE265 792]

Goat ? soon to be the staple in our fine country!!!!!