What's for Sunday lunch or dinner today?

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I've prepared a shepherd's pie and a trifle for later so that I can binge watch tv until I need to turn the oven on.
What are you having? A roast or something different?

Steak pie, sweet potato mash and carrots.
May be some ice cream...

Beef brisket pot roast, roast potatoes, carrots, red cabbage, sprouts and yorkshire pud; and for afters we have a chocolate cream sponge cake, or strawberries and vanilla yougurt. Oh, and some Guinness since it is St Patrick's Day

Lentil shepherds pie

Thai green prawn curry with naan bread. Recently discovered the DCs love it as much as us, one less chilli going in it this time though

Lasagne, followed by homemade Bakewell tart. Don't usually cook puddings at home but really fancied it today, so giving the recipe for Bakewell tart from Nigella's How To Eat a go... fingers crossed I don't ruin the pastry!

I love Bakewell tart. If it works well you need to share the recipe!!! ( or even better make some and bring it to my house!!!!)

Chicken and chorizo paella with crusty bread...............now I think I want a pudding too tho. What goes with paella

Nachos followed by churros. As requested by the prodigal son returning from university today

Now I want trifle

I'm trying out a new recipe - some kind of Italian chicken tray bake type thingymajig

Roast pork, roast potatoes, stuffing, cauliflower cheese, leeks and peas.

Fruit with greek yoghurt for pudding.

bacon and cabbage with potatoes.

chocolate cheesecake and berries for pudding. #St Pats Day

Today is a horrible day in my history so I've spatchcocked a chicken and covered it in Nando's do it yourself at home stuff with Mexican rice for me and my son. And for my 14 mth old dd she's having sausage mash and gravy. I hate this day so much I wanna sleep it away but I can't with a baby

Slow cooker chicken curry with rice.

Pork chops, dauphinoise potatoes, carrots, garlic asparagus and peas

I’m Irish and it’s st Patrick’s Day so we are having lasagna! 🇮🇪

Might get a Viennetta for dessert. Always reminds me of my mum!

Meatballs and spaghetti - food budget wouldn’t stretch to a joint this week.

Pork belly slow cooked with vegs and potatoes

Possibly individual pies (sweet potato for me and venison for DH) with broccoli, maybe other veg? I don't know... I'll need to rummage around in the fridge.

Another roast beef here.
With Yorkshires, roast potatoes, roast carrots, broccoli, leeks and peas.

Earlier poster - you can't really part cook it then cool it and then add last half hour on, the internal temperature will drop too much. In your situation I would either slow cook at a v low temperature so it doesn't matter if you leave it in another hour or so or just fully cook and leave to rest for ages under tin foil and a towel. If it needs reheating, just pop the slices in the gravy but if it has hot gravy and veg, it'll be ok anyway.

Lemon and herb roast chicken with delicious sweet potatoes and veg. Also spicy lamb chops to add a bit of variety.

I'm on a diet so having salmon with a honey and chipotle dressing and yummy steamed veg !! For dessert it will be tea and scones with clotted cream and my 9 yr old daughters yummy home made jam !! ( none for me though lol)

Omelette salad and beans for lunch. Chickpea curry with veg for dinner

Slow roast brisket here with roast spuds, yorkshire puds and lots of veg.

Pudding will be buns made by dd2 (with supervision).

Roast chicken for us in about half an hour. We always have one on a Sunday unless we're away, DS loves them. Tonight we'll just have bread and cheese and salad-y bits.

Chicken roast with mash just to piss my kids off!

Spaghetti Carbonara 😋