What's everyone having for Sunday dinner?

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It's been ages since we have had a Sunday dinner so today is
Roasted chicken,mash,roast potatoes,honey roast carrots /broccoli/peas /stuffing and Yorkshire puddings and lashings of gravy
Can't wait
Absolutely starving
What's everyone's Sunday lunches ?

I also was a bit confused at moussaka being a quick and easy dinner.

Totally agree! The only time it's quick is when it's from the freezer after I lovingly spent hours on it a couple of weeks earlier.

Crumpets for lunch as a full on Nepalese takeaway for dinner. Mine will be tandoori salmon, stag aloo, garlic naan and lamb momos.

Cold pizza left overs from yesterday.

Roast gammon, roast potatoes, cauliflower cheese and carrots and peas. Can't wait

Two packs of chicken super noodles

We will eat our main meal this evening as in and out all day. For lunch bruschetta, and for dinner this baked cod with lemon and garlic. It doesn't sound all that exciting but the fish is coated with a mix of spices before being baked with a really lemony, garlicky sauce. It feels light but really packs a punch in terms of flavour. Will serve with some roasted baby potatoes and a couple of salads.

I've had roast chicken, roast new potatoes, Yorkshire pudding, carrots, cabbage, broccoli, peas and lush homemade chicken gravy. Pudding was bought rhubarb pie with ice-cream. 😋

Home cooked ham tonight, with potato salad, and veggies.

It's a once a week staple in our house so everything is prepared in advance and frozen in batches - the lamb and bechamel are both made in bulk and stored ready to just build it like food lego. The only thing I'll have to do today is the aubergines and then the assembly!

I've cooked every day this week so tonight it is indian takeaway

Oven baked salmon/sea bream/sea bass, new potatoes with lemon and butter, mixed veg. and tabbouleh.
Chocolate ice cream with strawberries and raspberries from the garden, meringues and pouring cream 😋

Will be this evening but we're having Thai green curry cooked by DS2 from scratch. He's moved home for a month post-uni and is keen to keep his culinary skills going. I am delighted to encourage him by dodging cooking tonight.

Chunky ham and mango sandwich with crusts off. Half a bag of cheese and onion french fries. Cup of tea.
Currently house sitting.

Chilli with rice and nachos.

I take time off from doing a roast in the summer months.

Paella on the bbq

Rigatoni caprese with tomato salad and garlic dough balls

Nothing, I have an ileostomy and I’m flying tomorrow so I’m eating as little as possible today.

Homemade chicken schnitzel, baby new potatoes in herby lemon butter and cucumber salad.

Cold roast chicken with Jacket potatos, salad and coleslaw. Very uninspired but I can't be bothered to do anything fancy.

Roast chicken, mash potatoes, roast potatoes, honey roasted carrots, peas, broccoli, swede and yorkshires, it will be ready for 4 - I can’t wait! Some lovely ideas on here

Dd gets to choose Sundays, we very often have a roast but today it's steak pie roast potatoes, veg and gravy.

I bloody hate BBQ, and that's one of the main reasons why. I run around making the salads, potatoes, sorting plates, cutlery, etc, chopping the onions. I find it all such a faff. If my job was solely firing up the BBQ and cooking the meat, I'm sure I'd enjoy it far more.

We are making homemade pizzas in our Ooni tonight and have some friends over for dinner so just getting some toppings ready.

Roast Pork, Roasties, Cauliflower, broccoli, carrots and peas. Peach crumble.

Lasagne and salad
Am batch cooking a beef stew topped with mash (like cottage pie but with diced beef) for the freezer