Is the oatmeal a traditional Scottish thing? Not heard of that one before, but yer mince and tatties look great! Will be 'leftovers' for us today, but that's no hardship:eyebrows:
Marco.
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Is the oatmeal a traditional Scottish thing? Not heard of that one before, but yer mince and tatties look great! Will be 'leftovers' for us today, but that's no hardship:eyebrows:
Marco.
And done... With just a touch of goose fat left over for future use ;)
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Yup., its similar To Skirlie, but our own recipe. imo its much better too. Easy to make and can be reheated. Even easier in the ninja foodi lol. 17 mins instead of 2 hrs on stove.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
Lasagne sauce for tomorrow
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Bit late, but this was my Christmas dinner - traditional sea of gravy!
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All locally sourced, the turkey from the village farm shop and born bred and prepared a couple of fields away. The best turkey I have ever tasted. Sausage meet for the stuffing and pork for the pigs in blankets came from a couple of villages away. Lovely lunch, and topped off with a mainly Suffolk cheeseboard and Graham’s port which helped send me into a food and drink coma!
I could dip some crusty bread in that, no worries!:)Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
Marco.
Nice plate of grub, mate!:cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Alex_UK
Marco.
Nice to see a traditional dinner rather than all the posh nosh , Health amount of veg and a small amount of meat , Well done , that's my sort of meal :santa:Quote:
Originally Posted by Alex_UK
The question is though, is he just a breast man?:eyebrows:
Now, I quite like turkey, *but* for me the breast is, by far, the LEAST interesting bit! Unless we're talking Godawful turkey crowns. Give me some BONES to munch on, man.... Leg, preferably... Always been a leg man;)
Marco.
I’m more of a “Parsons nose” type of guy really, but the rest will get eaten this week in curry etc. :)