Judging by the 200 odd people I'll serve today at work, yes, some people still do have Sunday roasts.
It was always a tradition when I lived at home, and according to my sister still is. Now I've moved out I've broken that tradition, but still enjoy one occasionally. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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pretty much every weekend. this weekend im not though as im avoiding my grandparents due to us all having a cough etc.
its a nice once a week get together for a proper sit down meal |
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"Judging by the 200 odd people I'll serve today at work, yes, some people still do have Sunday roasts.
It was always a tradition when I lived at home, and according to my sister still is. Now I've moved out I've broken that tradition, but still enjoy one occasionally. "
wow youve a a big family lol he he x |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I have them must Sundays me and the kids but make enough for lots more its open door policy at mine on Sunday I don't really have any family always envious of friends with big families aunties uncles cousins etc my family is just me kids mum and bro who I'm only just rebuilding a relationship with
Friends love my Sunday dinners as do many of their parents who come by even when my friends aren't here lol like I said open door I often have neighbours kids etc I love to cook and have people round although I'm not the housewifey type I'm very ambitious and career orientated I think I shoulda been born under Gemini |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Almost every weekend 
It also ensures that the kids sit down properly to one meal a week and eat lots of veggies too 
Today's going to be roast beef and Yourkshire puds (home made of course !)  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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We normally do , I (Mr J) enjoy cooking and a roast is one of the easiest .
Problem is we still have not replaced our cooker so it's boiled ham today .
Seen a nice Stoves 60cm advertised on TV at Euronics and may go for that one . |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I always make a roast dinner on a sunday, even though i'm on my own, today is roast pork, roast potatoes & parsnips, veg & yorkshire, I have had a fab friend over lately, and its been nice cooking for two.
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By *teborahCouple
over a year ago
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Hate them with a passion. it's not the food so much it's the ritual of the same thing every sunday as It was when I was a child. the house constantly steamed up as it was more often than not raining and the house stunk of veg all day. then there was the washing up when my parents seemed to use every single thing in the kitchen. I would sooner have a pot noodle than put up with that these days  |
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By *aris23Woman
over a year ago
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Very rare I do a roast dinner...not even at Christmas. My little one and I are having pork chops, broccoli cheese and sauted potatoes for dinner this evening.
Mum has asked if we would like to go over for roast lamb next Sunday...hell yes! |
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