Sunday Roast v anything Else !

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My husband thinks his head would drop off if he didn’t have his traditional Sunday roast.

i’ve tried to explain that it’s not like it was 20 yrs ago !

So - tomorrow are you having

a) A traditional Sunday Roast
b) a different at home meal
c)eating out
d) something else

B. Don’t have the equipment for a roast dinner (tiny rubbish gas oven). DH isn’t fussed. DS not old enough to have a preference. We’re having toad in the hole.

We're having a roast as both DSs and their girlfriends are back for the weekend. DD is cooking!

We definitely don't always have a roast.

I didn’t grow up in a roast household and don’t know how to cook them. DH does but he’s working tomorrow. I’m making myself pasta with roast veg instead.

How do grown adults not know how to cook? Just google it.

We're doing home-made sushi.

We will have curry again as partner made two today whilst I was at work. I am not keen on roast dinners so happy with that.

We are having homemade lasagne. I would cook a Sunday roast every second week on average. But I love them and I do all the work.

I do enjoy a roast but it must be 10 years since we had one at home, save for around the holidays.

We are going out for a Sunday roast but we don't eat or go out for one every Sunday....I would love to but can't be bothered with all the cooking and washing up and can't eat out every week!

We are having a Sunday roast tomorrow but we don't every week. We do usually have something fairly traditional and meaty on a Sunday but it might be:

• toad in the hole
• shepherd's pie
• steak or chicken pie
• pork, leek and cider casserole

A few times recently we've had completely un-Sundayish meals and whilst it feels a bit weird it does actually stop me getting the Sunday sads about it being the end of the weekend.

Oh, and Dh will cook it as I'm out until dinner time

I.love a Sunday roast and woukd happily eat one two or three times a week. Onli.me here so I can't be bothered to make it.

If he likes it so much get him.to do it. I do love it but think it is a lot of faff🙄

A. At my DPs, but we usually have one on Sunday if we’re at home, but I wouldn’t do it just because my husband expects it! If your DH wants one, he needs to cook it.

We have a roast every Sunday during winter. However, Sundays are a bit of a write off anyway due to dc having football, we don't make a big fuss over the roast, usually a chicken, stuffing, roast potatoes and steamed veg, so takes a couple of hours.

Your dh should take a turn cooking the roast if he wants one, not fair to expect you to do it all the time.

We've got friends coming over so we're doing a big pot of Jambalaya. Haven't had a Sunday roast since I lived at home with my mam, Sundays are my lazy day so I'm sure as shit not spending the entire day piss arseing around in the kitchen doing a roast.

Tomorrow having stir fry. We have Sunday roast dinners maybe once a month. It's the amount of washing up that puts me off more than anything

We almost always do a roast on a Sunday

Love a roast but I'd get bored if we had one every week. Going to scrub the house top to bottom tomorrow so it will be a takeaway to avoid messing it all up again.

A) Love a roast and don't find it hard to make.

A!

Have a roast a few times a month (always Sundays)

Last Sunday we had a roast, tomorrow it’s a slow cooker chicken thing with noodles.

I generally like to have a bigish meal mid afternoon on Sundays but that doesn’t have to be a full roast

It'll be today's leftovers or something completely random. Needs to be extra tasty as I have covid. And also super easy as also, covid. 😳

Big breakfast out after swimming so probs soup at tea time!

Doing roast beef tomorrow, Yorkshires, roast pots, kale, corn and carrots with gravy and horseradish sauce

Highlight of our week and we all eat together and invite the adult kids and partners who have left back.