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Swissroll12 · Yesterday 22:24

Hi my dd is coming home from uni for Christmas and she’s told us that she’s Pescatarian now
Any ideas of Boxing Day meals please ? I usually cook ham

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ChampagneLassie · Yesterday 22:26

side of salmon if you want an alternative. Or do your ham and accompaniments and couldn’t she just have something else if need to pad hers out like a veggie ready bake thing for one. Like those M&S do?

Trudge49 · Yesterday 22:26

I was going to say side of salmon too!

Besidemyselfwithworry · Yesterday 23:00

M&S silvery glazed salmon sides or Aldi do a nice 3 fish roast - lots of lovely options

IvyHollyberry · Today 00:41

We also do ham on Boxing Day and have a pescatarian guest this year. We do a buffet and I was thinking about adding a side of salmon, it would look impressive. Instead I’ve decided to add a quiche so as not to over cater as we are still doing ham for the others.
Will do an additional dessert as well as they won’t be able to have any of the Boxing Day trifle either.

ExOptimist · Today 00:44

Do the ham anyway and something like side of salmon or smoked salmon quiche.

Lavendersong · Today 00:46

Side of salmon and use the leftovers for a quiche or creamy pasta dish another day

SnowFrogJelly · Today 01:16

Side of salmon en croute

Swissroll12 · Today 08:10

Thankyou all so much for your ideas they are greatly appreciated

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Ohthatsabitshit · Today 08:23

Crab, salmon, prawns, muscles, scallops, lobster, trout, tuna, eel, whitebait, soufflé, quiche, plus all the usual vegetarian options.

NoWordForFluffy · Today 08:49

IvyHollyberry · Today 00:41

We also do ham on Boxing Day and have a pescatarian guest this year. We do a buffet and I was thinking about adding a side of salmon, it would look impressive. Instead I’ve decided to add a quiche so as not to over cater as we are still doing ham for the others.
Will do an additional dessert as well as they won’t be able to have any of the Boxing Day trifle either.

Quiche is seriously uninspiring though! The salmon would be much nicer. I do a ham and a side of salmon (BBQ'd) for our festive buffet. Both go down well.

Favouritefruits · Today 09:09

It’s Christmas I’d do sea bass or a black tiger prawn dish, salmon always reminds me of quick weeknight teas not special Christmas meals!

IvyHollyberry · Today 09:21

NoWordForFluffy · Today 08:49

Quiche is seriously uninspiring though! The salmon would be much nicer. I do a ham and a side of salmon (BBQ'd) for our festive buffet. Both go down well.

Very true. I was going to save the side of salmon for another meal on the night before they left. Need to rethink as I forgot my guest dislikes pastry!

NoWordForFluffy · Today 09:22

IvyHollyberry · Today 09:21

Very true. I was going to save the side of salmon for another meal on the night before they left. Need to rethink as I forgot my guest dislikes pastry!

Ah, yes. That's a complication!

Namechangefordaughterevasion · Today 09:33

I'd do the salmon. I wouldn't worry about over catering. Gammon and baked salmon both freeze beautifully. I'd wrap up individual portions of any leftovers and freeze them for quick easy meals/sandwiches over the next few weeks.

NoWordForFluffy · Today 09:47

Favouritefruits · Today 09:09

It’s Christmas I’d do sea bass or a black tiger prawn dish, salmon always reminds me of quick weeknight teas not special Christmas meals!

Salmon is quite dear now so many people won't be having it as a matter of course.

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