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By (user no longer on site) OP
52 weeks ago

I think beef is my favourite, must include cauliflower cheese though!! And Yorkshire puddings.

Do you stop having a roast a few weeks before Xmas so you enjoy your Xmas dinner more? Just me??

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By *lassy2Couple
52 weeks ago

sutton Coldfield

Love a roast beef dinner also, my wife loves to cook a Sunday roast for all the family, never thought about it but probably we don’t have many roasts in December!

Love all the veg especially crispy roast potatoes!

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By *obilebottomMan
52 weeks ago

All over

I don't really have them that often, at least the full version. I prefer lamb personally or pork as love a bit of crackling

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By *eardybobMan
52 weeks ago

the Goldilocks Zone

Not just you - though more of a time thing as xmas draws closer... all that last minute shopping eats into the weekends amd the takeaways take over!

Hard to beat a roadt chicken - I do like a silverside roast, but beef can be a bit dry... and dont forget the pigs in blankets!

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By (user no longer on site)
52 weeks ago

I’ve not made a roast for ages, and especially beef.

I think I might do a beef this year, and always Yorkshire puddings.

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By (user no longer on site) OP
52 weeks ago

"Not just you - though more of a time thing as xmas draws closer... all that last minute shopping eats into the weekends amd the takeaways take over!

Hard to beat a roadt chicken - I do like a silverside roast, but beef can be a bit dry... and dont forget the pigs in blankets!"

You need to put beef in a slow cooker.

Juicy.

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By *evonrobMan
52 weeks ago

Kingsbridge

Not quite the thread I was expecting when I jumped on the topic!…lol!

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By (user no longer on site)
52 weeks ago

I fuckin love a roast meat n veg lunch. I refuse to stop eating them in the build up to the big day. What I prefer to do is break the norms of tradition and have a different meal for Christmas lunch instead.

This time round, I plan to be very lazy, sleep in all morning, and have a massive cooked breakfast for lunch.

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By (user no longer on site) OP
52 weeks ago

"I fuckin love a roast meat n veg lunch. I refuse to stop eating them in the build up to the big day. What I prefer to do is break the norms of tradition and have a different meal for Christmas lunch instead.

This time round, I plan to be very lazy, sleep in all morning, and have a massive cooked breakfast for lunch. "

You don't have a Christmas dinner!!!

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By *rallovijggentMan
52 weeks ago

nr wigan

Love a roast mainly beef or lamb, every Sunday without fail. Don't stop nearer to Xmas.just make my Xmas one extra special x

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By *reyToTheFairiesWoman
52 weeks ago

Carlisle usually

I'm not much of a roast girl. But it always used to be a nice bit of beef for Christmas.

And I like seeing when usually rational people do the denial and build up thing for something they enjoy

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By *att71Man
52 weeks ago

Bristol

Can;t beat a roast on a sunday, but guess am a traditional kinda guy, a noce joint of pork today.

I never stop for Xmas just means you get an extra midweek roast lol

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By *eliWoman
52 weeks ago

I love a really good roast dinner. Not overcooked veg, soggy roast potatoes, overcooked meat. But, I've not had one in ages. So I think I'll just wait until Christmas now. In the interim I'll probably make the odd roast dinner baguette. A little nod.

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By *ddie1966Man
52 weeks ago

Paper Town Central, Essex.

I've a roast dinner.

I love cooking a roast dinner.

My fledglings come over every Sunday for their roast dinner (or at least try to).

Unfortunately, I'm the only one that likes cauliflower cheese so it's rare I get to do it.

raven, you can come over anytime and we'll do some roasting together and enjoy the cauliflower cheese.

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By *ealMissShadyWoman
52 weeks ago

St Albans/ Welsh Borders

Ooh yeah! Roast dinners are the best! Beef or lamb. Slow roasted with roasted potatoes and real Yorkshire puddings. Not had one in ages and might not now until Christmas day

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By (user no longer on site)
52 weeks ago

This time round, I plan to be very lazy, sleep in all morning, and have a massive cooked breakfast for lunch.

You don't have a Christmas dinner!!!

I have one, but this year it will be a plate full of bacon, sausage, and all of those banging brekky items we all know n love. In fact, as a nod to the Christmas dinner, I’ll make giant pigs in blankets. More room on the plate for the other stuff.

I’ve not thought it through much……honest

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By *eeds fun guyMan
52 weeks ago

yorkshire

Mmm my juices are flowing for a different reason than I thought

mashed swede and carrots with lots of cracked pepper and the Yorkshire’s as a starter too or 3 of 4

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By *obilebottomMan
52 weeks ago

All over

This time round, I plan to be very lazy, sleep in all morning, and have a massive cooked breakfast for lunch.

You don't have a Christmas dinner!!!

I’ve not thought it through much……honest

Just an idea, add a large yorkshire and put the baked neans in it

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By (user no longer on site)
52 weeks ago

This time round, I plan to be very lazy, sleep in all morning, and have a massive cooked breakfast for lunch.

You don't have a Christmas dinner!!!

I’ve not thought it through much……honest

Just an idea, add a large yorkshire and put the baked neans in it

MY MAN!!!!! Now that’s an idea. Or a giant Yorkie filled with the whole thing.

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By (user no longer on site)
52 weeks ago

I rarely have roast, not worth it for just myself. Will occasionally go to a carvery though, love some roast lamb if they have it

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By (user no longer on site)
52 weeks ago

Damn, wasn't a post about the kind of roast I expected it to be

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By *ong-leggedblondWoman
52 weeks ago

Next Door

I love cooking a roast dinner. Beef or lamb are my favourites and a rare treat for us, so it's mainly raost chicken.

I don't cook a roast in December as I feel I'm roast dinner out ny the time I get to Xmas day.

Do love doing cauliflower and broccoli cheese, crispy pots and parsnips and yorkie puds

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By *ornyguy666Man
52 weeks ago

Nottingham

Sorry I was this about spit roast haha my favourite be good quality beef medium rare with massive homemade Yorkshire and tonnes of gravy

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By *rumpyMcFuckNuggetMan
52 weeks ago

Den of Iniquity

Xmas or not , I make one at least once a fortnight...

Just can't beat a Roast any day of the week

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By (user no longer on site) OP
52 weeks ago

"Damn, wasn't a post about the kind of roast I expected it to be

I don't do smut thank you very much

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By (user no longer on site)
52 weeks ago

Roast beef is my favourite for sure. The beef from my family’s farm makes the best roasts.

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By *heVonMatterhornsCouple
52 weeks ago

Lincoln

Beef is definitelytoy favourite roast too, plenty of gravy, a Yorkshire pudding, and seasonal roast veg. Then top it off with a fruit crumble for after

LvM

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By *heVonMatterhornsCouple
52 weeks ago

Lincoln

Also no, I don't deliberately abstain from roasts before Christmas, they're all good

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By (user no longer on site) OP
52 weeks ago

"Beef is definitelytoy favourite roast too, plenty of gravy, a Yorkshire pudding, and seasonal roast veg. Then top it off with a fruit crumble for after

LvM"

Ah you ruined it with the fruit crumble.

So close!

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By *heVonMatterhornsCouple
52 weeks ago

Lincoln

"Beef is definitelytoy favourite roast too, plenty of gravy, a Yorkshire pudding, and seasonal roast veg. Then top it off with a fruit crumble for after

LvM

Ah you ruined it with the fruit crumble.

So close!"

More for me I guess

... I mean, I'd ruin you

LvM

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By (user no longer on site) OP
52 weeks ago

"Beef is definitelytoy favourite roast too, plenty of gravy, a Yorkshire pudding, and seasonal roast veg. Then top it off with a fruit crumble for after

LvM

Ah you ruined it with the fruit crumble.

So close!

More for me I guess

... I mean, I'd ruin you

LvM"

And we're back on.

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By *randmrsnawtyCouple
52 weeks ago

PO 36

Lamb for Mr Nawty today, chicken for me..

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By *hrek101Man
52 weeks ago

Herts

Always beef. Doing one for my daughter today. Usually Aunt Bessie's Yorkshire puddings but attempting my own today for the first time

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By (user no longer on site)
52 weeks ago

Lamb with everything, smothered in gravy and mint sauce.

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By *heVonMatterhornsCouple
52 weeks ago

Lincoln

"Beef is definitelytoy favourite roast too, plenty of gravy, a Yorkshire pudding, and seasonal roast veg. Then top it off with a fruit crumble for after

LvM

Ah you ruined it with the fruit crumble.

So close!

More for me I guess

... I mean, I'd ruin you

LvM

And we're back on."

Bite down on that yorkie while I give you some beef

LvM

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By (user no longer on site)
52 weeks ago

"I think beef is my favourite, must include cauliflower cheese though!! And Yorkshire puddings.

Do you stop having a roast a few weeks before Xmas so you enjoy your Xmas dinner more? Just me??

I'm having one later today and I'm so ready for it! Beef, horseradish, yorkshires and all of the trimmings.

I'm getting hungry already

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By *iamondsmiles.Woman
52 weeks ago

little house on the praire

I think my favourite is beef as well.

The only time I have a roast is if I go out for one. Never cook just for me

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By (user no longer on site) OP
52 weeks ago

"Beef is definitelytoy favourite roast too, plenty of gravy, a Yorkshire pudding, and seasonal roast veg. Then top it off with a fruit crumble for after

LvM

Ah you ruined it with the fruit crumble.

So close!

More for me I guess

... I mean, I'd ruin you

LvM

And we're back on.

Bite down on that yorkie while I give you some beef

LvM"

The images this conjures up....

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By (user no longer on site) OP
52 weeks ago

"I think my favourite is beef as well.

The only time I have a roast is if I go out for one. Never cook just for me"

I have before!

But if it's just me i cook beef and have beef dripping sandwiches

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By *ou only live onceMan
52 weeks ago

London

I don't have a roast often enough to need to ration. I can cope with ALL the turkey and use Christmas to build up my annual quota of roast dinners for the year.

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By *heVonMatterhornsCouple
52 weeks ago

Lincoln

"Beef is definitelytoy favourite roast too, plenty of gravy, a Yorkshire pudding, and seasonal roast veg. Then top it off with a fruit crumble for after

LvM

Ah you ruined it with the fruit crumble.

So close!

More for me I guess

... I mean, I'd ruin you

LvM

And we're back on.

Bite down on that yorkie while I give you some beef

LvM

The images this conjures up....

Should I stop before I'm shooting gravy over you?

LvM

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By *obilebottomMan
52 weeks ago

All over

This time round, I plan to be very lazy, sleep in all morning, and have a massive cooked breakfast for lunch.

You don't have a Christmas dinner!!!

I’ve not thought it through much……honest

Just an idea, add a large yorkshire and put the baked neans in it

MY MAN!!!!! Now that’s an idea. Or a giant Yorkie filled with the whole thing. "

That was the other one I was going to suggest but was afraid of rejection. Both though sound good, go with your heart.

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By (user no longer on site)
52 weeks ago

It's a bit dead though isn't it? Let's be honest

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By *aith SkynbyrdWoman
52 weeks ago

Somewhere else

A delightful guy I’m seeing made me a lovely roast for American Thanksgiving on Thursday

His roasts are divine. I don’t think I could give them up even if it would mean Christmas dinner tasted better.

*mouth waters*

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By (user no longer on site) OP
52 weeks ago

"It's a bit dead though isn't it? Let's be honest"

You don't like a roast Joe?

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By (user no longer on site)
52 weeks ago

"It's a bit dead though isn't it? Let's be honest

You don't like a roast Joe?"

It's fine but think they can be rather uninspired for how long they take to make. Maybe I've just not had one that's really blown my socks off

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By *obilebottomMan
52 weeks ago

All over

"It's a bit dead though isn't it? Let's be honest

You don't like a roast Joe?

It's fine but think they can be rather uninspired for how long they take to make. Maybe I've just not had one that's really blown my socks off"

Let's hope this does not start another thread of socks on or off?

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By (user no longer on site)
52 weeks ago

Roast is my least favourite dinner of the week….. but yorkshires are good

The only roasts I like are too crude can’t rude for the Sunday dinner table

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By *ruceyyMan
52 weeks ago

London

"I think beef is my favourite, must include cauliflower cheese though!! And Yorkshire puddings.

Do you stop having a roast a few weeks before Xmas so you enjoy your Xmas dinner more? Just me??

Honestly raven I think you've been possessed by some kind of jolly snow woman or something.

Do we call them snow women? Do you just put on snowballs for boobs?

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