Your "Sunday Dinner" ???
 

In the UK, is traditional to have a "Roast Dinner' on a Sunday.

Traditional style of dinner looks like this:

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...y.Roast-01.jpg


So, In about 4 hours time, I'll be sitting down to Roast Beef, Roast Spuds, Mashed Spuds, Peas, Carrots and Gravy...


Do you have a special dinner on a Sunday wherever YOU are in the world, and if so, what is it? (Traditionally) ???

That explains a lot.

Explains a lot of what Chris?

wtf are those round things bull anuses?? :1orglaugh :1orglaugh

Kangaroo anuses... Its a very small plate.... :2 cents:

Cool !

Got the Fries, and 'Mayo'?

But what are the long things covered in fred diced onion?

Cant you afford one???

The problem is i live in Australia where they have never head of a good Sunday dinner like you get in england from your gran.
You have really upset me now im going to go hang myself in the shed.
Thanks a lot

those are frikandellen
skinless sausages :)
One of the most sold snacks in the Netherlands.

Looks yummy

Yes they are :P~~

Looks like your dinner has herpes.

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No traditional food here, but I'm going to give some Chicken Tikka Marsala a try, and see how it turns out tonight.

I can do great curries, but first time cooking this one, so wish me luck! :-)

http://blogchef.net/wp-content/uploa...a_masala_1.jpg

Looks nice are you making it from scratch

Yep, from scratch. Well, I'm not going to make my own yogurt, or grow my own mint leaves, but otherwise, from scratch.

It's kinda my new hobby. Goto Google Images, type in a protein (chicken/pork/beef/shrimp/whatever), then a couple random letters, and it'll suggest me food I've never heard of before. I just browse the images until I find something that looks tasty, then search for a recipe for it.

A guy gets tired of eating the same old shit all the time, so this works!

You should post this to your Facebook page. No, seriously.

Fake friends on Facebook love food bulletins - especially when embellished with pics.

They can salivate over the food on-screen while providing you with their latest Farmville progress.

good luck, its an interesting looking meal

That reminds me of Sunday dinner growing up. Mama would always make roast beef, mashed potatoes, green beans with bacon, corn, broccoli, and fried cabbage. Now it's just whatever I feel like cooking. I try to make a nice Sunday dinner at times, but usually end up not doing so.

Fried onions? Those are raw.

no rolls with that?

Have a Sunday dinner like that a few times a year. Most of the time it's just like any other day work work work then oh fuck it's 5:00 we have no groceries to make dinner :1orglaugh

wrong its Yorkshire pudding. :) i had roast beef this week have no idea why :1orglaugh the sandwiches of the leftovers omg :helpme sunday dinner is what you make it. :2 cents: rib dinner 2 day.

Parents were supposed to come up for football and bring some food, but my mother had an emergency at work, and the whole 5th floor of one of the office buildings she runs flooded with 3' of water, including her office. So needless to say, I'm sitting here eating a bologna sandwich for now as I don't feel like cooking. :(

I can't afford Roast Dinner

On Sundays the wife, toddler and I go to Yo Sushi. I know it's about as crap as sushi goes, but it's near by and the kiddo can eat a lot on their belt. (He's got a soy allergy, and it's hard to find places that are good about keeping their dishes allergy-free.)

And they've got an all-you-can-eat thing that saves us a few pounds over the usual bill.

http://yinnyang.co.uk/wp-content/upl...t_discount.jpg

:thumbsup

Damn bro that really looks good!!

You should read my post. No, seriously.

I was interested in what food, that people from other places consider to be a traditional 'Sunday Dinner'...

And thanks to all who replied :thumbsup

PS: Dinner was LOVELY!!! :upsidedow

We are making pizza tonight - from scratch. We did it once before and it was so much fun....

kool :1orglaugh in the morning you can have a warm breakfast

http://img108.imageshack.us/img108/4268/shitmk5.jpg

This is what my dear wife had prepared.

http://blog.mutewatch.com/wp-content...1/02/roast.jpg

http://s3-media1.ak.yelpcdn.com/bpho...OVbNPAIQ/l.jpg
with cornbread purple cows and 7up cake

I just had a leftover salad :(

:1orglaugh your going to be up early

Mmmm frikandel speciaal!

Typicaly Sunday dinner in Asturias is fabes.
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_c0Bi5xTxXw...%20cocimix.JPG

mountain food.


I do love a roast dinner though.

You making the cheese?

MMMMMMM 'Breakfast Smoothie!' woot woot ! :thumbsup

http://s3-media1.ak.yelpcdn.com/bpho...OVbNPAIQ/l.jpg
with cornbread purple cows and 7up cake

Looks dry as fuck.

why did someone post that shit pic in food thread, not cool, despite the fact that OP is shit eater

enjoy! :thumbsup

My family tradition is spaghetti and meatballs or sausage but yesterday I cooked roast beef and potatoes.

Did a Pineapple and Ginger Glazed Ham yesterday, with mashed potatoes, and roasted root vegetables from the garden. I like doing Sunday dinners, its a departure from the normal how quick can I cook this and scarf it down, rest of the week type fare.

yes but not the cows and the grass

Ukrainian borsch of course!

http://ua-traveling.com/uploads/gall...ch-recepie.jpg

I miss Yorkshire pudding. I need to see if there is anywhere here that does them. It was one of the few foods from over there I never really learned to make from scratch. All the Nana's and their pride for their own method intimidated me.

The only real Sunday food tradition I grew up with was that on Sunday the main meal was lunch but they called it 'supper' and whatever my mom or grandmother would normally have made for the evening meal she did for lunch after church with the family around.