| Christmas food 09:44 - Dec 2 with 738 views | MrPotatoHead |
Dubtractor's chocolate thread has me thinking, what foods will people be treating themselves to over the festive period?
I think I eat more cheese in December than the rest of the year combined. It's feeling like a Stilton year this year. |  | | |  |
| Christmas food on 09:56 - Dec 2 with 624 views | GlasgowBlue |
Mince pies and Christmas pudding. Both with brandy extra thick cream. The taste of Christmas.
I started on the mince pies yesterday and will have one a day throughout December. We are having a vegetarian Wellington this year for mains. Apparently one of my daughters is cooking a meat based alternative for all of our kids in protest. |  |
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| Christmas food on 10:07 - Dec 2 with 592 views | tractorboy1978 |
Sainsbury's do cherry and kirsch stollen bites (they are literally bites) that are like a mouth orgasm. |  | | |
| Christmas food on 10:27 - Dec 2 with 561 views | Churchman |
Different cheeses (including a really good stilton) if I can find them and mini mince pies + cream. Chipolatas (somehow they taste different to proper sized sausages), stuffing. Twiglets from one of those drum things.
I love Christmas pudding but Mrs C can’t eat it so I probably won’t bother with all the other stuff. Might treat myself to one of those mini ones. |  | | |
| Christmas food on 10:34 - Dec 2 with 549 views | MrPotatoHead |
| Christmas food on 09:56 - Dec 2 by GlasgowBlue |
Mince pies and Christmas pudding. Both with brandy extra thick cream. The taste of Christmas.
I started on the mince pies yesterday and will have one a day throughout December. We are having a vegetarian Wellington this year for mains. Apparently one of my daughters is cooking a meat based alternative for all of our kids in protest. |
You had me until the vegetarian Wellington. I'm sure it'll be nice but I make your daughter right, can't have a Christmas dinner without some meat.
I'll join you for pud though. | | | |
| Christmas food on 10:36 - Dec 2 with 547 views | MrPotatoHead |
| Christmas food on 10:27 - Dec 2 by Churchman |
Different cheeses (including a really good stilton) if I can find them and mini mince pies + cream. Chipolatas (somehow they taste different to proper sized sausages), stuffing. Twiglets from one of those drum things.
I love Christmas pudding but Mrs C can’t eat it so I probably won’t bother with all the other stuff. Might treat myself to one of those mini ones. |
Twiglets from the drum hit different. From a packet in July I wouldn't look twice at them, but at Christmas I need some in my life. Also see those Cheese bites, I'll be putting some of those out in a dish because its Christmas.
Also agree on Chipolatas, I'll be sure to have some pigs in blankets too. | | | |
| Christmas food on 10:43 - Dec 2 with 525 views | WeWereZombies |
Baked potatoes... |  |
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| Christmas food on 10:49 - Dec 2 with 511 views | GlasgowBlue |
| Christmas food on 10:43 - Dec 2 by WeWereZombies |
Baked potatoes... |
When I was a boy a jacket potato was something we had once a year on bonfire night. Usually cooked in the bonfire itself. Now I have a jacket potato at least once a week.
Funny how food usually eaten at specific times of the year are now eaten regularly. Turkey being another example. Only ever saw it at Christmas, Now a Turkey, Brie and Cranberry panini is a regular menu staple. | |
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| Christmas food on 11:00 - Dec 2 with 465 views | MrPotatoHead |
| Christmas food on 10:43 - Dec 2 by WeWereZombies |
Baked potatoes... |
Shame on you | | | |
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| Christmas food on 11:11 - Dec 2 with 439 views | Benters |
Christmas Pudding mince pies apple strudel all in the same bowl caked in triple cream… nurse ! |  |
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| Christmas food on 11:20 - Dec 2 with 419 views | Keno |
| Christmas food on 11:11 - Dec 2 by Benters |
Christmas Pudding mince pies apple strudel all in the same bowl caked in triple cream… nurse ! |
Tunis cake
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| Christmas food on 11:39 - Dec 2 with 380 views | Benters |
| Christmas food on 11:20 - Dec 2 by Keno |
Tunis cake
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What about it ? | |
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| Christmas food on 11:59 - Dec 2 with 361 views | NthQldITFC |
If it's smelling like a Stilton as well, remember to give it a jolly good wash before you go out for drinkies. |  |
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| Christmas food on 12:09 - Dec 2 with 343 views | WeWereZombies |
| Christmas food on 10:49 - Dec 2 by GlasgowBlue |
When I was a boy a jacket potato was something we had once a year on bonfire night. Usually cooked in the bonfire itself. Now I have a jacket potato at least once a week.
Funny how food usually eaten at specific times of the year are now eaten regularly. Turkey being another example. Only ever saw it at Christmas, Now a Turkey, Brie and Cranberry panini is a regular menu staple. |
I used to get a jacket potato once in a while at the Co-op café in Inverness but they've gawn and closed it down and used the space for franchises, retailing is gone...
As far as baked potatoes go the best I have ever had were Christmas Day lunches at the ex's parents, they were the full Kilkenny. I don't know what fat was used (but it probably came from the Irish butcher in Barnet) to give the light coloured top and a gently browned bottom with the fluffiest of insides, however mashing up the boiled potatoes with carrots was less of a masterstroke. There was turkey and sausages wrapped in bacon as well, it wasn't a 95% potato Christmas lunch. | |
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| Christmas food on 12:21 - Dec 2 with 323 views | Keno |
| Christmas food on 11:39 - Dec 2 by Benters |
What about it ? |
Maderia Cake with chocolate icing | |
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| Christmas food on 12:23 - Dec 2 with 319 views | DJR |
| Christmas food on 10:49 - Dec 2 by GlasgowBlue |
When I was a boy a jacket potato was something we had once a year on bonfire night. Usually cooked in the bonfire itself. Now I have a jacket potato at least once a week.
Funny how food usually eaten at specific times of the year are now eaten regularly. Turkey being another example. Only ever saw it at Christmas, Now a Turkey, Brie and Cranberry panini is a regular menu staple. |
Same with me when it came to jacket potatoes, and when I was younger even chicken was a luxury that we only had on Christmas Day: roast beef, lamb and pork being presumably much cheaper for Sunday roasts. Indeed, I don't think we had a Turkey until I was about 15 from a farm on the outskirts of Ipswich which I remember visiting when they were still alive, although I can't quite remember whether you could "choose your own". [Post edited 2 Dec 12:25]
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| Christmas food on 12:41 - Dec 2 with 291 views | WinchBlue |
A bite of Christmas cake, a bite of mature cheddar & a slug of decent single malt. |  | | |
| Christmas food on 12:44 - Dec 2 with 276 views | Benters |
| Christmas food on 12:21 - Dec 2 by Keno |
Maderia Cake with chocolate icing |
I like the sound of that 😚👍 | |
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| Christmas food on 12:52 - Dec 2 with 242 views | jontysnut |
Cheese footballs
Marzipan
Piccalilli
Quality Street - soft ones
Matchmakers
Gala Pie |  | | |
| Christmas food on 13:04 - Dec 2 with 220 views | WeWereZombies |
| Christmas food on 12:21 - Dec 2 by Keno |
Maderia Cake with chocolate icing |
Any dates ? | |
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| Christmas food on 13:09 - Dec 2 with 208 views | MrBeckinsale |
Probably just with Mary from accounts | | | |
| Christmas food on 13:10 - Dec 2 with 204 views | MrBeckinsale |
| Christmas food on 12:21 - Dec 2 by Keno |
Maderia Cake with chocolate icing |
Could it also be made with Battenberg? | | | |
| Christmas food on 13:15 - Dec 2 with 188 views | J2BLUE |
Just spent a small fortune in M&S
Can't wait to try these:
These are also amazing:
Will have to make some homemade cheese straws nearer the time.
Haven't had one yet this year but I do like an iced mince pie as well. |  |
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| Christmas food on 13:15 - Dec 2 with 185 views | bluester |
Enough cheese to sink a battleship, washed down with a vintage port. | | | |
| Christmas food on 13:18 - Dec 2 with 172 views | Churchman |
| Christmas food on 09:56 - Dec 2 by GlasgowBlue |
Mince pies and Christmas pudding. Both with brandy extra thick cream. The taste of Christmas.
I started on the mince pies yesterday and will have one a day throughout December. We are having a vegetarian Wellington this year for mains. Apparently one of my daughters is cooking a meat based alternative for all of our kids in protest. |
I should give the vegetarian Wellington the boot……😀😅🥲.
Well done your daughter! Three cheers for the Omnivores! | | | |
| Christmas food on 13:48 - Dec 2 with 126 views | DanTheMan |
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