I think I'd pass on the goats feet and tripe, thanks all the same. We are having smoked salmon and scrambled eggs for breakfast. Darn. Forgot to buy the OJ for the bucks fizz!!
I’m with you. That soup is not on my list of favourite foods. And to think you fast for so long only to have that. Yuck lol Looks like your all ready to go. And to next year with health
I hate the smell of it. Thank goodness he's cooking outside. Hope the cats don't get it though. Health is what we want. If you ain't got that you don't have anything
We all love the look of that fireplace you are cooking the spanakopita in. The soup doesn't appeal but then what would the Greeks make of, say, mutton birds? (Or breakfasting on leftover curry....) Have a really great Christmas- you have been prepzring long enough and super well for it. Xxx Mr T and F
I am so envious of everyone else's food. Thank goodness I cook chicken, stuffing, sprouts and Yorkshire puds for the other half of the family. (the half kiwi side who I've brought up with other tastes)
Looks good... I'll come to eat :-))) of course I'll bring something with me... how about bread :-) fresh from the oven :-)))) Or Dresden Christmas Stollen. Warm regards to you. I wish you a Merry Christmas.
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Oh no, tripe for breakfast? My father loved the stuff but it's not for me :))
ReplyDeleteWishing you all a happy and safe Christmas Day. Cheers Linda, Mxx
The day is just beginning. Looks bright. Cheers to you
DeleteI think I'd pass on the goats feet and tripe, thanks all the same.
ReplyDeleteWe are having smoked salmon and scrambled eggs for breakfast.
Darn. Forgot to buy the OJ for the bucks fizz!!
Poached salmon and eggs are my sort of breakfast! Just plain fizz I'm sure goes down equally well
DeleteI’m with you. That soup is not on my list of favourite foods. And to think you fast for so long only to have that. Yuck lol
ReplyDeleteLooks like your all ready to go.
And to next year with health
I hate the smell of it. Thank goodness he's cooking outside. Hope the cats don't get it though. Health is what we want. If you ain't got that you don't have anything
DeleteWe all love the look of that fireplace you are cooking the spanakopita in. The soup doesn't appeal but then what would the Greeks make of, say, mutton birds? (Or breakfasting on leftover curry....) Have a really great Christmas- you have been prepzring long enough and super well for it. Xxx Mr T and F
ReplyDeleteXmas morning and all is well. The sun is shining for a start
DeleteWe had Salmon and Scallops last night, Turkey today. Diet soon. Have a lovely day, Cro xx
ReplyDeleteI am so envious of everyone else's food. Thank goodness I cook chicken, stuffing, sprouts and Yorkshire puds for the other half of the family. (the half kiwi side who I've brought up with other tastes)
DeleteHave a great Christmas Linda.
ReplyDeleteLooks good... I'll come to eat :-))) of course I'll bring something with me... how about bread :-) fresh from the oven :-)))) Or Dresden Christmas Stollen.
ReplyDeleteWarm regards to you.
I wish you a Merry Christmas.