Turkey: Just say no
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Rawwr

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22,722 posts

263 months

Sunday 25th December 2016
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Turkey is dreadful. Everyone knows this. Is anyone else having a much tastier alternative this year?

I have a fillet steak the size of John Candy's thigh, along with chesnut mushrooms, broccoli, baby carrots and sweet potato.

I think I'm winning.

Cold

16,640 posts

119 months

Sunday 25th December 2016
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Yep, got a ham and cheese sandwich in the fridge.

GroundEffect

13,864 posts

185 months

Sunday 25th December 2016
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A huge cured and smoked leg of ham.

Turkey is American.

PurpleMoonlight

22,362 posts

186 months

Sunday 25th December 2016
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I had paella, and cheesecake for pud.

talksthetorque

10,821 posts

164 months

Sunday 25th December 2016
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Chicken and Gammon here for the father out law and I.
OH has gone pescatarian after a countryside living friend brough a brace of pheasants when we had him for Christmas last year and they looked beautiful with their shiny colourful plumage still on, and then tasted crap and were really chewy.
So it's a pre-filleted piece of trout for her.

bazza white

3,756 posts

157 months

Sunday 25th December 2016
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I like turkey, more flavour than chicken.

347Andy

763 posts

125 months

Sunday 25th December 2016
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Roast beef just out of the oven and resting now. If it tastes as good as it smells there shouldn't be any complaints !

ambuletz

11,733 posts

210 months

Sunday 25th December 2016
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bazza white said:
I like turkey, more flavour than chicken.
same here. Much prefer the dark meat. i leave the rest to everyone else. Pretend your fred flintstone eating a large turkey leg too.

Levin

2,118 posts

153 months

Sunday 25th December 2016
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What's the traditional Christmas dinner if turkey is American? I'm having turkey and ham either way, I'd just like to know.

Rawwr

Original Poster:

22,722 posts

263 months

Sunday 25th December 2016
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Just finished my steak. That. Was. Amazing.

anonymous-user

83 months

Sunday 25th December 2016
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Turkey is only gross because everyone overlooks it. When we are not in Austria (where Christmas food binges appear non existant) we go Capon, Goose, or rib of beef, and a ham on the side.

Floptimus Prime

8,992 posts

216 months

Sunday 25th December 2016
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Southern fried chicken strips (cold) and cashew nuts for me.

Ki3r

8,832 posts

188 months

Sunday 25th December 2016
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I really wanted steak, but there isn't room for me to cook it frown. So stuck with turkey.

carinatauk

1,593 posts

281 months

Sunday 25th December 2016
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Guinea Fowl thumbup

Liokault

2,837 posts

243 months

Sunday 25th December 2016
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Chinese! The in-laws are too old to cook for everyone now, so we're all going to a all you can eat chinese.

Liokault

2,837 posts

243 months

Sunday 25th December 2016
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Chinese! The in-laws are too old to cook for everyone now, so we're all going to a all you can eat chinese.

brrapp

3,701 posts

191 months

Sunday 25th December 2016
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Didn't make breakfast till all the presents were opened at around 10 then we had a 'fry up pack' from our local butcher. 2 black pudding, 2 mealy puddings, 2 rashers of streaky bacon, 2 rashers of back bacon, 2 beef sausages, and 2 pork sausages per person served with scrambled eggs, fried mushrooms in garlic butter, grilled tomatoes and toast.
We've got roast beef and honey glazed ham with all trimmings for lunch, but at the rate the breakfast is going down, it'll be dark before we even start.

RacingPete

9,195 posts

233 months

Sunday 25th December 2016
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Levin said:
What's the traditional Christmas dinner if turkey is American? I'm having turkey and ham either way, I'd just like to know.
Goose

Laurel Green

31,108 posts

261 months

Sunday 25th December 2016
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I'm eating with royalty - Turkey Crown!

Trabi601

4,865 posts

124 months

Sunday 25th December 2016
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Lamb shoulder. One of the tastiest cuts of meat out there.