Boxing Day lunch - can't decide, help!

[BaldricksCoffee]

Hi wise MNers, it is the usual turkey on the big day, but I can't decide what to cook on Boxing Day, please can I ask for your suggestions? In the past we've had roast pork or lamb, but I fancy doing something a bit different.

It will be for 4 adults - one is 90+ so only eats small portions, so nothing too rich or alcohol-fuelled

Does anyone have any ideas please, thanks

Salmon?

A light veggie curry 🤤

Cola ham, mashed potatoes, pickles and chutneys? Trifle?

Hmm that sounds like a Rachel Trifle. Hahah.

We’re havibg rib of beef again. We did it last year and it was lovely!

Salmon sounds good, I hadn't thought of that - we will probably have a surfeit of turkey curry in the days following, so I don't really want to do a curry on BD

We will have ham for BD tea (in sandwiches probably) - I do mine in pineapple juice and glazed with mango chutney. What's the cola one like, is it nice?

We just have Christmas Dinner The Sequel.

Lunch is leftovers, dinner we have steak and chips.

Lunch and Dinner?!

We eat big meals so Christmas Day we just have a late lunch (main course only) but it's a huge meal and then we have dessert later on when watching a movie - might have a few nibbles too.

Boxing day is pretty much the same. I just have the dinner (mid afternoon) and maybe dessert later, Dh and boys usually don't bother with breakfast either but might have a bowl of soup,

One big 'dinner' Wax and probably just nibbles and whatnot for the other meal.

Actually, thinking about it, I'm now beginning to wonder about a full monty fry-up for breakfast... mmm

Can't beat a full breakfast. :o Could have that then just a big bowl of soup and bread and butter at lunch and a lighter evening thing? maybe just nibbles/pate and melba toast/quiche/salad?

We tend to go down to two meals a day over Xmas (with lots of nibbles in between!) Will be having ham with the in laws.

Boxing day here tends to be leftover turkey and I slow cook a joint of beef.
Serve with crusty bread, pickles, nice crisps and bubble and squeak.