I've only just learnt to cook properly this last six months so I'm attempting my first proper Christmas dinner. Sadly it's for one but I'm doing the works! Quite possible that I'll be eating turkey for quite some time to come but I bought three packets of chipolatas to go with it!! 
They're my favourite food in the world!!  |
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By *emmefataleWoman
over a year ago
dirtybigbadsgirlville |
"I've only just learnt to cook properly this last six months so I'm attempting my first proper Christmas dinner. Sadly it's for one but I'm doing the works! Quite possible that I'll be eating turkey for quite some time to come but I bought three packets of chipolatas to go with it!!
They're my favourite food in the world!! "
well done you!!x |
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"I don't like turkey or Christmas pudding, however, I love pigs in blankets, and have bought some bacon and little sausages to make my own.  "
Me too!
I have a stoopid question though... do you think you need to stick them with something or will they just hold together with the fat when they start cooking? 
*can still be a dunce in kitchen* |
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By *mumaWoman
over a year ago
Livingston |
"They should hold their shape during cooking, IMHO.  "
Dirty, cut the bacon into strips and stretch against the back of a knife before wrapping. they should hold against the sausage when cooking.
If in doubt, use cocktail sticks to pin them together. Soak cocktail sticks in ice cold water first though to save them burning
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By *mumaWoman
over a year ago
Livingston |
"Best bit of Xmas dinner. Along with the cheese board and a shed load of Port. What's your favourite bit?"
someone else doing the washing up, after I have used every plate, pan and utensil available |
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my dad maked individual toad in the holes which ae yummy, stuffing has to be paxo sage and onion (i make him do that then the rest of them can have ponsy other stuffings)m creamed leeks are lush, bread sauce is a must
oh god just all of it 
although christmas cake and or pudding is yucky - you can keep that and i will have chocolate fondant |
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By *abioMan
over a year ago
Newcastle and Gateshead |
because i am on my own this year me and "aunt bessie" are having a great relationship....
got the turkey breast done... aunt bessies mini roasties, and yorkshire puds, coleslaw with fruit in it, and steamed veg....
lifes good and prepared in under an hour!!! lol |
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ok something i dont understand, most of the stuff people say oh i love this so much at xmas when you can buy most of the stuff all year round anyway so why is it you dont love the food and drink all year round  |
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I eat turkey all year round! Mostly on a sandwich with smoked cheese! Hubba hubba!
What's with coleslaw with your Christmas dinner Fabio?? I feel that since I have such weird eating habits, I am at liberty to say that's just plain wrong!!
You don't have gravy with it do you?! |
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