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What would you serve with Cold Roast Beef ...

19 replies

QPootle · 23/02/2007 20:21

Family coming on Sunday. Would love some inspiration. All that's deifinite is cold top/silver side with home made apple pie for pudding, with custard and/or cream?!

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itsmeNDaveP · 23/02/2007 20:24

a selection of nice breads, salads, chutneys... Ermmmm

sassy · 23/02/2007 20:26

Big sandwiches, crusty bread, horseradish sauce.
Crisps. Beer. And pickled onions.
Perfection.

MrsNoahshensgotgobbled · 23/02/2007 20:28

OOh I am going to Sassy's.
That is perfect.

QPootle · 23/02/2007 20:29

Any favourite salads itsme, most of the ones I do have been nicked from my mum anyway and it's her who's coming ...
Absolutely right Sassy pickled onions, horseradish etc a must, with mustard of course!

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MrsNoahshensgotgobbled · 23/02/2007 20:34

I am a Yorkshire lass and it's traditional here to serve Roast Beef hot or cold with a Yorkshire salad:

Lettuce,tomatoes,cucumber,spring onions all chopped fiely and tossed in mint sauce.
Yum.

MrsNoahshensgotgobbled · 23/02/2007 20:34

chopped finely (sorry)

scatterbrain · 23/02/2007 20:35

Chips !!!

QPootle · 23/02/2007 20:50

Now that really would make DS happy scatterbrain!

Mrs noah, lovely idea, and soooo traditional. Was frightened you were going to say Yorkshire Pudding. Half the reason we're wussing out of hot Roast beef with yorkshire puds is because we're in a new house, with brand new oven and depsite years of DH's superb Yorkshire puds we've managed to burn the last two attempts and can't face doing that for my mum who's a dragon!

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fishie · 23/02/2007 20:54

russian(ish) salad is lovely with cold beef - various cooked veg (carrots peas pots green beans) diced with gherkin chopped red onion and thinned down mayo.

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fishie · 23/02/2007 20:56

mrs n is that mint sauce as in fresh mint with vinegar and sugar? no oil (in salad not ms)?

MrsNoahshensgotgobbled · 23/02/2007 21:17

Ermmm, i think it's Colmans jar of mint sauce. I water it down with vinegar to make it go further(that's a Yorkshire tight thing too)
You just lightly toss the salad in it like adressing.

Another one my Mum always does is finely slice 2 halves of a raw onion and serve it in a bowl vinegar with a tiny tiny dash of sugar. I prefer this to pickled onions which always make me squirm.

TeetheCeeofDavedom · 23/02/2007 21:20

Roast potatoes and a horseraddish and cremefraiche sauce with cabbage that has been blanched and then cooked with some garlic and oil and maybe a bit of pancetta, oh and yorkshire puds.

Sassy's idea sounds really nice though, and a lot easier.

fishie · 23/02/2007 21:22

yes i prefer raw onions in vinegar too, red onions red wine vinegar nicest.

really like the sound of the yorkshire salad, bet it is lovely with spring lamb chops [scribbles in wrinkly notebook].

MrsNoahshensgotgobbled · 23/02/2007 21:23

Teethecee wow! Love that recipe.
That's reet posh!

QPootle · 23/02/2007 21:30

This is great. Love them all but specially like the cabbage and home made onion recipes. Do you mean pickely them or just fresh raw onions into the viegar?>

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MrsNoahshensgotgobbled · 23/02/2007 21:41

Fresh raw onions into the vinegar Qpootle. Easy peasy.

QPootle · 23/02/2007 21:48

Thanks MrsN.

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TeetheCeeofDavedom · 23/02/2007 22:34

Roll up a cabbage a few leaves at a time and cut into thin strips.
Blanch in boiling water for a couple of mins.
Drain well.
Heat olive oil and add about 3 finely chopped garlic cloves.
(if using pancetta add now)
Cook for 2-3 mins then add cabbage and heat through.

Horseraddish sauce -
4 rounded tablespoons hot horseraddish, 2 heaped tablespoons creme fraiche and 4 teaspoons wholegrain mustard, stir together and season.

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