| Do you have a traditional Sunday Lunch?
Posted: 2/7/2006 11:35:03 AM | Okay a question for all you ladies and gents out there.....
This grl was born in canada but grew up in Europe 14 of the 22 yrs they're i lived in the UK....And sunday dinner is a big tradition in the UK....You can even go to ur local pub for a traditional roast, mash, yorky puds & veggies...and make a family afternoon of it with the kid's......GOTTA LURV YORKSHIRE PUDDINS
So my question for you all is.....Do you have a traditional meal from your part of the world for sunday? | |
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| Do you have a traditional Sunday Lunch?
Posted: 2/7/2006 1:08:57 PM | Hey Blondeamazon.......I've also lived in the U.K. And I miss those Sunday lunches!! Though I can't say I miss the ex-mother-in-law that used to make 'em QUITE as much!
It is a nice tradition.......wherever one might live.......though I can't say that I've kept it up. | |
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| Do you have a traditional Sunday Lunch?
Posted: 2/7/2006 1:35:41 PM | lol @ mother inlaw.....
Well i too miss the going to the pub on sunday afternoons for sunday roast when the kids were small, How ever i do keep up the tradition in my house and most sundays have the kids and family over for a traditional good old roast with mash & roast spuds, toad in the hole, veggies & gravy..... | |
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| Do you have a traditional Sunday Lunch?
Posted: 2/7/2006 2:15:36 PM | Yorkshire pudding with gravy and the rest of the fixing,s at Grandma Murphy.s on Sunday was alway,s a favorite as well as rice pudding for dessert.Miss those days  | |
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| Do you have a traditional Sunday Lunch?
Posted: 2/8/2006 5:51:52 PM | | We used to have Sunday dinner at my grandparents every single Sunday. My grandfather used to barbeque either a whole chicken, or a beef roast on the rostiserie over hot coals. Those were the days. | |
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| Do you have a traditional Sunday Lunch?
Posted: 7/8/2006 12:14:49 AM | Sunday Lunch - from my home town!
Well it starts at about 10.00am - with an ice cold drink - lager for the guys.
And we build a nice wood fire - sitting in the garden relaxing.
Ladies in the kitchen making the salads, garlic bread and pap.
Friends arrive through out the day - bringing their share of food - music playing.
The fire is ready and the meat goes on - the smell is mouthwatering.
Garlic mushrooms and bananas wrapped seperately in tin foil are put on the grid above the fire. Dont forget the mealies - roasted on the grid as well!
Potatoes and butternut put in the coals.
Children playing games in the garden.
Lunch ends around 6.00pm - when we all wind down for the day and get ready for the week.
Oh yes I do miss those family days. | |
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| Do you have a traditional Sunday Lunch?
Posted: 7/8/2006 6:58:09 AM | sunday mEALS WERE GREAT UNTILL EVERY RAN OFF BEFORE THE CLEAN-UP...
NOW SUNDAY MEALS ARE A DRIVE OUT INTO THE COUNTRY FOR SOME GOOD SOUTH TEXAS BBQ... NO CLEAN-UP | |
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| Do you have a traditional Sunday Lunch?
Posted: 7/8/2006 11:55:45 AM | | when I was growing up we always did a big sunday dinner in the early afternoon which cosisted of a roasted chicken or turkey or a beef or pork roast with all the trimmings and friends or extended family were normally invited. Nowadays people dont have time to do that anymore which is a shame. The most popular sunday tradition today around here is going out to a sunday brunch buffet which is normally just for special occasions. | |
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