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My favourite Roast Dinner consists of: [12 vote(s)]

Roast Beef and Yorkshire Puddin's
50.0%
Lamb and mint sauce
0.0%
Mmmmmm... Chicken
25.0%
Pork and apple sauce
8.3%
None of the above - I'm Lite and/or Sharon
16.7%
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Following a discussion with Copp earlier today, I'd like the following question answered.  What kind of roast is best?

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i would like to note however that the only real yorkshire pudding is one made by a real yorkshire lass..

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Where's the Turkey with all the trimmings option? You know, sausages wrapped in bacon, stuffing...

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Doesn't qualify as a true roast dinner.  It's Christmas Dinner.  A seasonal novelty.


Anyway.  Turkey is indistinguishable from chicken. Overrated, in my opinon.



-- Edited by ddvmor at 22:39, 2005-07-03

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Fancy not being able to choose the meal I want.  Call this a restaurant?


Eh?  What that?  It's not?  It's a what?  Discussion board?!    Still say Christmas dinner is my favourite roast dinner  >grumble<



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Agreed.  Turkey should have featured...




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Pff.


Big chicken.



-- Edited by ddvmor at 08:46, 2005-07-04

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I'm a big fan of the Corned Beef Roast:


http://beef.allrecipes.com/az/83646.asp


Or my Pappy's Scalloped Chicken!


 


 



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Hmm, this corned beef roast sounds a bit American...a far cry from the british roast with yorkshire puds. 


Does sound tasty, mind. 



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The corned beef roast sounds a bit like Meatloaf to me which I understand is made out of badgers and old relatives - not prime meat really -


As for turkey - ew! there is a reason we only eat it once a year - IT TASTES LIKE SAW DUST! - it is an inferior meat, dry, tastless and bland - which is why we always need to serve it with other meats and loads of sauces -


Now, yorkshires ROCK! - but they should be served as they were designed in my view, as a started with JAM in it! - sweeet  -


A really nice beef for me is the way forward though - Mooooooo!



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Reminds me of a joke...


 


What goes 'Oooooooooo'?



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JonnyStead wrote:

The corned beef roast sounds a bit like Meatloaf to me which I understand is made out of badgers and old relatives - not prime meat really

No, no, no, not at all. It has more to do with the curing process than the cut, but it is 1 cut of choice beef, not rackoon tails and chicken beaks like in hot dogs and sausages.


Rumor has it that it's Irish, but don't be fooled, it's a North American invention all right. Here's the skinny:


http://www.kitchenproject.com/history/CornedBeef.htm


http://www.fsis.usda.gov/OA/pubs/cornbeef.htm


Good corned beef is very tasty.  



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NateO wrote:


"not rackoon tails"


Sorry, we don't have those things either  


"Here's the skinny:"


Pardon???  







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Skinny.  The lowdown.  The scoop.

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