What are you eating this Christmas?

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  1. Logan

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    Expecting them.
     
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      If anything I think things will just cost a lot more. Maybe fresh salad produce or other such perishables might be in short supply if there are delays related to import.
       
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        Toad in the Hole tonight for dinner with two manky Veg found in the bottom of the fridge.
         
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          Big boss of Tesco said due to the deal he cant see as there will be any price rises.

          How things flow through the docks we are yet to see.

          Personally I dont think there will be problems with stuff coming in.

          What the EU/France do to things going out is an unknown, bearing in mind how difficult they can be.
           
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            Well that sounds promising. I did buy some extra salad seeds just incase :heehee:
             
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              Eating seeds won't fill you up. :rolleyespink: :roflol:
               
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                Depends on the seeds, wheat seeds make bread , barley makes beer and coffee makes erm coffee :biggrin:
                 
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                  Who was it said "man cannot live by seeds alone"?:biggrin:
                   
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                    I made a batch of these a couple of days ago, they freeze well and are really tasty if you warm them up, and butter them while still hot.
                    Cheese and onion with garlic scones.
                    Some extra grated cheese on top to go crispy.
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                      today is turkey curry day...........
                       
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                        Manky veg??? is that a new variety? :heehee:
                         
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                          I think it's veg from the Isle of Man :ideaIPB:
                           
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                            Pineapple, honey and sweet chilli ham just out the oven (to finish off). I'd pre-cooked it in apple juice.
                            Can't wait to eat it later.
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                              Last night was just plain pan fried lamb chops with spuds and cauli but I'm now in the process of cooking some home salted and spiced saltbeef. I put it on for its one hour cleansing boil and have now put it back into fresh water to boil with onion, carrots, bay leaf, garlic, Allspice and black pepper. It's enough for a couple of main courses and a couple of sandwiches for lunches.
                               
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