Ahhh thatβs how he deals with the oven problem
Baz posted:Kaytee posted:Baz posted:I wouldnβt be happy resting it for two hours ....a) Iβd be worried about germs ....and b) surely it would be cold
I would only rest for 30-45 mins......after two hours it would be too cold....My mother used to cover hers in tinfoil and stick it on the hearth to the side of an open fire π
Yes , I think I could manage 30 minutes
It depends on the size of the bird of course
Kaytee posted:Baz posted:I wouldnβt be happy resting it for two hours ....a) Iβd be worried about germs ....and b) surely it would be cold
I would only rest for 30-45 mins......after two hours it would be too cold....My mother used to cover hers in tinfoil and stick it on the hearth to the side of an open fire π
Good to see Buddy has finally had a haircut
Baz posted:Carrots are orange imo
I agree.
I can cope with different coloured tomatoes but thatβs about it
Yogi19 posted:Baz posted:Carrots are orange imo
I agree.
I can cope with different coloured tomatoes but thatβs about it
Yes
Yogi19 posted:Baz posted:Carrots are orange imo
I agree.
I can cope with different coloured tomatoes but thatβs about it
Carrots are carrots, they all taste the sameπ
Aww bless him, the onions are hurting his eyes
Kaytee posted:Yogi19 posted:Baz posted:Carrots are orange imo
I agree.
I can cope with different coloured tomatoes but thatβs about it
Carrots are carrots, they all taste the sameπ
But they have to be orange
The sprout dish sounds yummy.
Yogi19 posted:Kaytee posted:Yogi19 posted:Baz posted:Carrots are orange imo
I agree.
I can cope with different coloured tomatoes but thatβs about it
Carrots are carrots, they all taste the sameπ
But they have to be orange
Not botheredπ
My colander is plastic so no use for steaming
Kaytee posted:Yogi19 posted:Kaytee posted:Yogi19 posted:Baz posted:Carrots are orange imo
I agree.
I can cope with different coloured tomatoes but thatβs about it
Carrots are carrots, they all taste the sameπ
But they have to be orange
Not botheredπ
I like sprouts with chestnutsπ
Baz posted:That all looks really delicious
My mouth is watering
Yogi19 posted:Baz posted:That all looks really delicious
My mouth is watering
Yes
Baz posted:I donβt like the brown meat
I like white and brown
I enjoyed that, thanks for the company
Yogi19 posted:My colander is plastic so no use for steaming
Mine used to be....but I bought a set of three metal ones in different sizes....because they were cheap in a saleπ
Thanks for the company Baz and Yogi.....off to the Chateau now
Baz posted:Kaytee posted:Baz posted:Kaytee posted:Baz posted:I think Iβm going to get a small turkey fillet to have on Xmas day .....my nod to Xmas dinner
Get a small turkey breast joint....enough for dinner, Boxing Day cold with oven cooked chips and your silver skin onion or two....and if there's any left after that....stick it in a sandwich. Don't let Sammy have any, too rich and it makes cats sickπ
Yes , thatβs my thinking KAytee .....I always loved cold turkey and pickles on Boxing Day
It was a tradition with my parents....I carried it on and Mr KT insists on itπ
Yes , in fact I always preferred Boxing Day food more than Xmas day
Me too, not so much rattling of the pots and pans and angst or 'formality'.....
Just get stuck in, only effort is to raid the fridge for any bits that the chef is keeping for themselves............
Syd posted:Baz posted:Kaytee posted:Baz posted:Kaytee posted:Baz posted:I think Iβm going to get a small turkey fillet to have on Xmas day .....my nod to Xmas dinner
Get a small turkey breast joint....enough for dinner, Boxing Day cold with oven cooked chips and your silver skin onion or two....and if there's any left after that....stick it in a sandwich. Don't let Sammy have any, too rich and it makes cats sickπ
Yes , thatβs my thinking KAytee .....I always loved cold turkey and pickles on Boxing Day
It was a tradition with my parents....I carried it on and Mr KT insists on itπ
Yes , in fact I always preferred Boxing Day food more than Xmas day
Me too, not so much rattling of the pots and pans and angst or 'formality'.....
Just get stuck in, only effort is to raid the fridge for any bits that the chef is keeping for themselves............
Exactly Syd
I want that gravy and roasties..........
Syd posted:Baz posted:Kaytee posted:Baz posted:Kaytee posted:Baz posted:I think Iβm going to get a small turkey fillet to have on Xmas day .....my nod to Xmas dinner
Get a small turkey breast joint....enough for dinner, Boxing Day cold with oven cooked chips and your silver skin onion or two....and if there's any left after that....stick it in a sandwich. Don't let Sammy have any, too rich and it makes cats sickπ
Yes , thatβs my thinking KAytee .....I always loved cold turkey and pickles on Boxing Day
It was a tradition with my parents....I carried it on and Mr KT insists on itπ
Yes , in fact I always preferred Boxing Day food more than Xmas day
Me too, not so much rattling of the pots and pans and angst or 'formality'.....
Just get stuck in, only effort is to raid the fridge for any bits that the chef is keeping for themselves............
Mr Y calls them βchefβs perksβ
Still haven't decided whether I a glad I don't have the stress and my daughters do, or whether it just makes me feel redundant......
I was never good at resting..........I am a picker!
Why am I salivating over Gravy?
Jamie sorry, but I like a carrot to taste like a carrot.....
Syd posted:Still haven't decided whether I a glad I don't have the stress and my daughters do, or whether it just makes me feel redundant......
Iβd say enjoy it Syd
I enjoyed that, and what I have learned is to concentrate on the Gravy.........
xxx