Aunt Bessies for Christmas dinner

[Hosenbugler]

Blown2CV said:

considering how easy yorkies are to make, i find it weird that anyone would gladly go for packet processed ste. The idea that someone might construct an entire Xmas dinner from various items of freezer section boxed factory-prepared chemical foods is both saddening and shocking. Just how little must you give a fk about your food and family, to take the one opportunity for a decent home-cooked meal and shaft it right in the arse with 50p pre-prepared warm-up components? I'd honest rather book a table at a harvester on Xmas day than eat that pish.

I entirely agree. I use a Yorkie pud recipe from the 50's, Beef dripping and all, works a treat every time.

Basically, the more you eat on your terms, the better. If you farm out to food processors, it gets more difficult to know what you are actually eating. Pre prep veg, is just plain lazy, especially when it s the likes of Yorkies and roasties, so easy to do.

[Blown2CV]

Hosenbugler said:

Blown2CV said:

considering how easy yorkies are to make, i find it weird that anyone would gladly go for packet processed ste. The idea that someone might construct an entire Xmas dinner from various items of freezer section boxed factory-prepared chemical foods is both saddening and shocking. Just how little must you give a fk about your food and family, to take the one opportunity for a decent home-cooked meal and shaft it right in the arse with 50p pre-prepared warm-up components? I'd honest rather book a table at a harvester on Xmas day than eat that pish.

I entirely agree. I use a Yorkie pud recipe from the 50's, Beef dripping and all, works a treat every time.

Basically, the more you eat on your terms, the better. If you farm out to food processors, it gets more difficult to know what you are actually eating. Pre prep veg, is just plain lazy, especially when it s the likes of Yorkies and roasties, so easy to do.

not only would you just be eating crap, but it doesn't even taste nice!