Merry Christmas
Posted: Mon 24 Dec 2012, 15:50
Merry Christmas & a Happy New Year to everyone on the forum.
Ian.
Ian.
Dear Ian,
Thanks. I wish everybody else the same......
WIth kind regards,
vovchik
Page 1 of 1
Posted: Mon 24 Dec 2012, 16:18
Re: Merry Christmas
Posted: Tue 25 Dec 2012, 11:43
Same to you all !Ian wrote:Merry Christmas & a Happy New Year to everyone on the forum.
Ian.
musher0[/url]
Posted: Tue 25 Dec 2012, 19:06
Merry Christmas everyone!
Posted: Wed 26 Dec 2012, 04:50
A question for our Australian members:
Is it true that the standard Australian Christmas dish is barbecued chicken?
Do you people not have turkeys?
Or are we North Americans just obsessed with cooking these monstrous blobs of meat, and occasionally burning down our houses in the process?
Is it true that the standard Australian Christmas dish is barbecued chicken?
Do you people not have turkeys?
Or are we North Americans just obsessed with cooking these monstrous blobs of meat, and occasionally burning down our houses in the process?
Posted: Wed 26 Dec 2012, 05:39
Well, I cooked barbecued turkey. Delicious.
Posted: Wed 26 Dec 2012, 06:41
MC & HNY
Cheers
Cheers
Posted: Wed 26 Dec 2012, 08:45
Merry Belated Xmas All!!
rcrsn51 - Dunno about barbecued chicken as being an Aussie Christmas dish. At my parents house, we had gluttony for lunch....
Turkey, Lamb, Pork all the assorted sides of vegetables, potatoes, sweet potatoes, onion, pumpkin, brocolli, peas, beans, carrots, desserts etc. Twas good.
Then at the girl friend's parent's for dinner, it was BBQ Chicken (cooked with a beer can up its bum) and roast lamb with a similar assortment of veges.
From my experience, turkey is a fairly new addition to the christmas meat assortment in Australia. Many people just have seafoods, nice cold foods, coz it's the middle of summer here at xmas time. We don't, because my sister doesn't like seafood,..
rcrsn51 - Dunno about barbecued chicken as being an Aussie Christmas dish. At my parents house, we had gluttony for lunch....
Turkey, Lamb, Pork all the assorted sides of vegetables, potatoes, sweet potatoes, onion, pumpkin, brocolli, peas, beans, carrots, desserts etc. Twas good.
Then at the girl friend's parent's for dinner, it was BBQ Chicken (cooked with a beer can up its bum) and roast lamb with a similar assortment of veges.
From my experience, turkey is a fairly new addition to the christmas meat assortment in Australia. Many people just have seafoods, nice cold foods, coz it's the middle of summer here at xmas time. We don't, because my sister doesn't like seafood,..
Posted: Wed 26 Dec 2012, 10:08
Happy Christmas guys.
I got drunk. First time in long while. So was quite merry. Good to see Barry is having fun with Quirky.
Have a great holiday guys
Posted: Wed 26 Dec 2012, 12:22
Merry Christmas everyone!
Posted: Wed 26 Dec 2012, 20:10
Smoked turkey is great too. The bird will stay very moist if pulled from the spit when the temperature is sufficiently high to kill all of the invisible critters in the meat.
.... Hope y'all had a great holiday!
.... Hope y'all had a great holiday!
Posted: Thu 27 Dec 2012, 14:00
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year 2012 !
EDIT : 2013
EDIT : 2013