What are you having for dinner this Sunday?

[Penguins3]

Need some inspiration for lunch/dinner today.

We are having sea bream, homemade wedges and salad. We don’t do roasts generally as there’s only me and my DD, but later this week we will have roast pork belly with rosemary potatoes and veg, but not the yorkshires and gravy etc

roast chicken, roast potatoes, carrots, broccoli, parsnips and stuffing. Served with gravy and redcurrant jelly.

we often have a roast on a Sunday and leftovers on a Monday, very economical.

Went out for lunch and had a halloumi and roast pepper salad. Dinner will be lamb kofta kebabs with Greek salad, tzatziki and flatbread.

Chicken crown, stuffing, roast potatoes, parsnips, cauliflower cheese, green beans and broccoli, cranberry sauce and gravy. It started off cold and damp here hence the full on Sunday lunch. Now very warm so we're eating on the patio under a parasol!

Weather changed...was meant to be cold, gloomy and rainy today but it's warm and sunny!

I will make a lamb tagine instead with a couscous and vegetable salad on the side and some hummus and flatbread.

Homemade steak and ale pie, mash and asparagus. Not very Augusty but I had most of the ingredients in and fancied it.

The famous MN roast chicken that will feed us for a week !
I usually do a roast on Sundays; no need to think about what to cook, & it's the easiest meal ever.

A timely reminder to stop scrolling on MN & get in the kitchen now..

Keralan king prawn and chicken curry using simply cook with coconut rice

Spag Bol

We normally have a roast of sorts on a Sunday but today we are having gyros. Dh has just fired up the wood oven outside and has had all the chicken marinading overnight, bread dough proving and some delicious salads on the go.

Fried duck in red wine sauce with green lentils and new potatoes.

Homemade coq au vin, mashed potatoes, homegrown runner beans and peas.
I’ve made a raspberry and almond trifle too 😋

Sounds delicious. Is it a casserole where all the chicken pieces are cut up, or a whole chicken cooked in the stock?

Falafel salad bowl with all the trimmings... couscous, olives, hummus, etc

Just getting over a cold and wanted comfort food so egg chips and beans

My partner’s parents and sister came over today so I made a beef roast with roast potatoes, yorkies, veg, stuffing and pigs in blankets. Apple crumble and custard for dessert. Feeling very proud of myself that “superb” and “sensational” were two of the words thrown around by his parents after 😊 doubly proud that I did it with my 19 month old and four week old newborn in tow!

Genuinely can’t believe the upper class yuppie-ness of Mumsnet dinners. Love the spag bol poster - you are normal! Papa Johns for us and I can’t bloomin wait for the little delivery man to knock the door

We’ve just had shawarma chicken in flatbreads with salad and homemade coleslaw. It was lovely.

Have you tried Aunt Bessie’s frozen cauliflower cheese? It comes in little pieces so you can just have enough for one. There’s no way I’d be sacrificing it just because no one else wanted any!

Morrisons also does a good frozen cauliflower cheese. I’m the only one who eats it so it’s great to be able to shake some out!

It’s gorgeous and I love how easy they’ve made it to cook.

What?!?! 😂😂😂
I’ve mostly seen really nice looking dinners posted! A lot of people have a bit more time on a Sunday than they do during the week and so make a bit more of an effort than normal. It’s not yuppy or middle class to make a nice Sunday dinner surely?!
anyway, enjoy your pizza, I prefer a Pizza Hut myself!!

This is a wonderful tip! Than you.,on the end my dinner wasn’t quite worth the hype;term one arrived home after having a McDonald’s an hour before, teen two was invited to sleep out so did a runner, boyfriend had an INS flair up…..I enjoyed mine anyway!

More for you then!

The thread is on the food/recipe section of MN. It can not be a surprise that posters here are interested in food/recipes.

I could describe my jacket potatoes cheesy beans recipe as and when it’s called for.