Sunday Food Thread

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What’s on the menu?

We are having slow roasted lamb shoulder with lemon potatoes and a Greek salad - in fond memory of our fabulous summer holiday.

Lovely venison joint tonight for us. Gonna Lund some garlic, juniper berries and Rosemary with the pestle and mortar and mix it up with oil as a lovely seasoning, then cook it on a veg trivet with some red wine. Cannot wait.

Roast chicken with veg. Dh is usually the chef so I am terrified but putting my trust in Jamie Oliver as he’s helped me before!!

You are all making me absolutely starving. These all sound delicious!!! I had a typical Sunday roast last night, was considering a takeaway tonight. But now I want some delicious home cooked food 😭

Cote do boeuf (or however you spell it 😂) with shallots, parmesan roasted parsnips, roast potatoes, cabbage, carrots, chard gratin and gravy. Dd has made brownies for pudding and we have clotted cream for anyone who fancies it.

Cauliflower, leek and broccoli cheese. Veggie sausages with it unless I go near a shop with crusty bread.
Cajun salad bowl for lunch with extra for tomorrow.
A beer from a favourite, sadly closed brewery to watch the rugby with later.

And obviously Yorkshire puddings! How could I forget those?! 😱 the best part of any roast.

Im going to make cottage pie stuffed yorkshire puddings with cheese on top and green beans

This sounds amazing. Have a great time x

I've saved this, thank you 👍🏼

I’m making this beef pie

DH and I are feeling less than ideal after a big event out last night, but I made the pie filling on Friday so just need to do the (bought) pastry and shove in the oven. Greens on the side. Feeling slightly pleased with myself for planning ahead.

Just had our cooker installed in new kitchen and very happy to have a Sunday roast today with beef, Yorkshire's and veg and gravy. Cat will be happy too.

Roast pork with all the trimmings tonight.
Have also saved yoyr link @MardyMcBlowdry thank you!

Slow cooker chicken and bacon casserole with dumplings. Autumn's definitely in the air!

Those thighs look like the skin has been left on. I find chicken thighs with no skin are very dry.

I’m making an old-fashioned beef casserole with bay leaves, smoked bacon, onions, carrots, celery and red wine. I’m padding it out with large quantities of mash so that it will stretch to make sufficient for x2 meals for four people.

Roast pork crackling joint that can be cooked from frozen, roast spuds, roast carrots, broccoli, parsley & thyme stuffing & pork gravy. Unfortunately couldn’t find any applesauce in the fridge ( see other thread). Hope to get really crispy crackling.

Today we are all having different things because DH is vegetarian, I am newly gluten free and dairy free and the dcs desire chicken ramen.

so DH has a mushroom and cheese omelette with baguette, dcs have chicken ramen and I am having Poached salmon with salad.

Roast chicken, stuffing, Yorkshire puds, roast taties, parsnips, broccoli and cauliflower cheese, all homemade by moi whilst watching Hocus Pocus. It’s nearly ready now and I’m considering opening the wine too! Baking cakes later at DD’s request.

Mega autumnal vibes!

Chicken dinner with all the trimmings. Made extra veg for tomorrow that we will have with sausage or left over chicken. Also made a cottage pie and bulk frozen it. Lots of washing up! That chicken thigh recipe with rice looks lovely.

DH made us sausage and bacon rolls with French bread. I have a beef and ale casserole in the slow cooker to be served with cheesy mash potatoes and green beans.

Roast chicken with all the trimmings, then will bake fairy cakes with toddler DD after!

I am making lasagne for dinner and we are having salad and garlic bread with it.

I already have that recipe for family meat pie saved. Is it any good @minipie ? I do find recipe tin eats is my go to for meals. Most have worked though a couple were a bit hit and miss. I do her method for cooking basmati rice now and it is perfect every time.

Fish cakes, chips and mushy peas tonight!

Thanks to this thread we haven't had a roast dinner in ages but now we're having one today and I can't wait.

Nothing fancy just roast chicken,roast potatoes,carrots,tenderstem broccoli,roast parsnips,mashed potatoes,stuffing, Yorkshire's and gravy
And something baked,sweet and gorgeous for pudding 😋

Slow roasted pork belly, with brocoli, honey roasted carrots and parsnips, cauliflower cheese and sweet potato mash followed by bread and butter pudding with clotted cream