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Roast Dinner in this heat

20 replies

GeorginaA · 19/06/2005 14:31

Being a menu planner, I'd planned roast beef for today. I even still quite fancy eating a roast dinner this evening, but the thought of cooking it is making me sweat buckets let alone the reality.

Am I clinically insane even considering cooking a roast today?

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nutcracker · 19/06/2005 14:33

I'm not, we were having chicken curry but Tescos decided that a packet of chip shop curry sauce would do the job so now we are having fish and chips with chip shop curry sauce.

Gobbledigook · 19/06/2005 14:34

Well, I'm making lasagne! The world, his wife and his dog will be having a BBQ I bet - vastly overrated imo!!

sparklymieow · 19/06/2005 14:35

we normally have a roast on sunday buut I am not bothering today, I'm going to do Spag bol.

Gobbledigook · 19/06/2005 14:35

Ooh, nutty, fish and chips is yummy even in hot weather I think! I had fish and chips on Friday night - YUMTASTIC!

toothyboy · 19/06/2005 14:42

Had bbq last night - not a clue what to do tonight! Definitely not a roast, or anything which requires the oven to be on. Possibly grill some chicken and have a pasta salad or something.

GeorginaA · 19/06/2005 14:44

Hmm... so the rest of mumsnet is being eminently sensible

No point in doing a BBQ - due for thunderstorms around 5pm according to weather.com!

Fish and chips sounds yummy though.... dilemma

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toothyboy · 19/06/2005 14:45

YAY for the thunderstorm!!

GeorginaA · 19/06/2005 14:47

Yes, that's what I thought - I know I was whinging over the lack of summer, but I didn't quite expect dreary rain & cold to suddenly turn into heat wave overnight - can't we have some sort of compromise position?!

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Puff · 19/06/2005 14:48

lol Georgina, I was just going to start a thread and ask who is bonkers enough to be doing a roast dinner today!

Put the meat in a roasting pan in the garden - it'll cook out there - no need for an oven!

GeorginaA · 19/06/2005 14:50

lol Puff - think you might be right!

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feelingold · 19/06/2005 15:22

We have had stir fry steak, veg and noodles with rice for dinner. Only had to have the wok going for 20 minutes and it was lovely.
I wouldn't even consider doing anything requiring the oven being on.

MissChief · 19/06/2005 15:42

..that would be me then (bonkers enough to do roast)! seemed good idea on thurs when had all ingredients delivered by mr Tesco..
now rather overheated and v.v.full..but dh & ds seem v.v.contented so was worth it I hope!

jessicasmummy · 19/06/2005 15:44

ham sandwich here - oooh the delights!

tillykins · 19/06/2005 15:59

I did a big cooked breakfast about 10am, now its fend for yourself day or starve!

GeorginaA · 19/06/2005 16:19

Thank god for that MissChief

I'mmmmmmmmmm mmmmeeeeeeeeeeeeellllllllllllttttttttttiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinnnnnnnnnnnnnnngggggggggggggggg....

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Yorkiegirl · 19/06/2005 16:26

Message withdrawn

GeorginaA · 19/06/2005 16:36

T-minus 25 minutes and counting. Am sure as hell opening the wine soon...

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Puff · 19/06/2005 16:37

All those who have valiantly cooked a roast dinner today deserve to be thoroughly pampered afterwards by the recipients of the meal!

GeorginaA · 19/06/2005 16:44

Oh I agree I agree

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XmariaX · 19/06/2005 16:55

im not cooking today sod that!!!!!!!!! already nearly ready to pass out without making it 100x worse lol might just do ham salad baguettes

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