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Give me some ideas please about finger foods and in general what you are serving with the bird.

Syrup works well. Also, as a kid, I used to love Fussell's condensed skimmed milk. I guess you don't get it there though. Both those stick nicely to your fingers so you can lick them off. Or, if you don't care about protocol, you can stick your fingers right into your mouth.:-6

You can stick your fingers in the Fussells then into a bowl of sugar for some real texture contrast too.:-6

Horlicks:D I love using my finger as a lollypop and dabbing it in and out of the horlicks jar. Peanut butter is good too, crunchy or smooth, both lick right off...

Cake mix, especially chocolate brownie mix, finger lickin gooood:D

Chezzie;1050745 wrote:

Cake mix, especially chocolate brownie mix, finger lickin gooood:D


Aaahh, mmmm. Cake mix. God I miss my Mum.:-6

Pumpkin pie, apple pie, fresh rolls, candied yams, salad, some type of veggie, stuffing. Snackies before-cheese selection with crackers, nachos, and chocolate covered cherries-for me!

We are finally going to see family out of state this year, but our usual menu follows:

Homemade Macaroni and Cheese

Sweet Potato Souffle

Turkey

Stuffing/Dressing

Cranberry Sauce

Fresh Rolls

Pecan Pie and Pumpkin Pie

ETA: I forgot the green beans! How could I forget the green beans!!!!

chonsigirl;1050971 wrote: Pumpkin pie, apple pie, fresh rolls, candied yams, salad, some type of veggie, stuffing. Snackies before-cheese selection with crackers, nachos, and chocolate covered cherries-for me!


These dingdongs:wah: and their answers:wah:. Do you serve Brie cheese with those crackers?

Cristmas day in the Oscar house is a full roast turkey dinner.

Turkey liver rolled in bacon.

Parsnips roasted in honey.

Home-made sausage and sage stuffing

Yorkshire puddings

Chipolata's

Brussel sprouts

Roast potatoe's

etc etc

Usually preceded by Deep fried Brie in breadcrumbs

Followed by Christmas pudding with brandy butter.

Boxing Day is cold turkey

Cold ham

Cold beef or pork

Pickles and dips

creamy mashed potatoe

bubble and squeak

All added by home made christmas cake

mince pie's

sausage rolls

Mulled wine

And anything else i fancy

Can't wait :-6:-6:-6

oscar;1051213 wrote: Cristmas day in the Oscar house is a full roast turkey dinner.

Turkey liver rolled in bacon.

Parsnips roasted in honey.

Home-made sausage and sage stuffing

Yorkshire puddings

Chipolata's

Brussel sprouts

Roast potatoe's

etc etc



Usually preceded by Deep fried Brie in breadcrumbs

Followed by Christmas pudding with brandy butter.



Boxing Day is cold turkey

Cold ham

Cold beef or pork

Pickles and dips

creamy mashed potatoe

bubble and squeak



All added by home made christmas cake

mince pie's

sausage rolls

Mulled wine



And anything else i fancy



Can't wait :-6:-6:-6


I feel stuffed just reading that.:wah:

Carrot sticks and celery sticks were what my mom used to serve as appetizers with a turkey dinner.

oscar;1051213 wrote: Cristmas day in the Oscar house is a full roast turkey dinner.

Turkey liver rolled in bacon.

Parsnips roasted in honey.

Home-made sausage and sage stuffing

Yorkshire puddings

Chipolata's

Brussel sprouts

Roast potatoe's

etc etc



Usually preceded by Deep fried Brie in breadcrumbs

Followed by Christmas pudding with brandy butter.



Boxing Day is cold turkey

Cold ham

Cold beef or pork

Pickles and dips

creamy mashed potatoe

bubble and squeak



All added by home made christmas cake

mince pie's

sausage rolls

Mulled wine



And anything else i fancy



Can't wait :-6:-6:-6


If that's what you have,



what does Mr Oscar have?

I was thinking about DRUNKEN DUCK. I have never tried with duck before. The chicken sure is good;)

OpenMind;1051242 wrote: If that's what you have,



what does Mr Oscar have?


By the time he's prepared it all and cooked it.. He's sick of the sight of it :wah:

Seriously, Mr oscar does all the cooking.. I just test.

oscar;1051257 wrote: By the time he's prepared it all and cooked it.. He's sick of the sight of it :wah:



Seriously, Mr oscar does all the cooking.. I just test.


You're one lucky lady, eh. Bravo Mr Oscar.:-6

OpenMind;1051266 wrote: You're one lucky lady, eh. Bravo Mr Oscar.:-6


Shush, don't you dare tell him that!! I like him to feel worthless and down-trodden :wah:

I am lucky as he does the worst bit as well.... The washing up!!:wah:

oscar;1051275 wrote: Shush, don't you dare tell him that!! I like him to feel worthless and down-trodden :wah:

I am lucky as he does the worst bit as well.... The washing up!!:wah:


Next you'll be telling me you've got him on a chain in the kitchen.:yh_ooooo

OpenMind;1051284 wrote: Next you'll be telling me you've got him on a chain in the kitchen.:yh_ooooo


No, i can't chain him .. he'd never reach the hoover :wah:

oscar;1051289 wrote: No, i can't chain him .. he'd never reach the hoover :wah:


:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl

oscar;1051289 wrote: No, i can't chain him .. he'd never reach the hoover :wah: mine loves to cook. But NOT to clean up:rolleyes:

usually:

turkey

mashed potatoes

gravy

stuffing

a side veggie or two....

cranberry sauce

pumpkin or pecan pie

:-6

I'm thinking about going out to eat this year though....

along-for-the-ride;1051223 wrote: Carrot sticks and celery sticks were what my mom used to serve as appetizers with a turkey dinner.


Really went all out for those appetizers:wah:.