Which Bird will you be Roasting this Christmas/Winterval?

Tom Bombadil

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Jibrovia

• Nov 28, 2013

• #21

MJsGhost said:

Quite - if I recall correctly, it was a crappy PC term adopted by Birmingham City Council (+ maybe others) in about 1997/98 (it was whenever Villa had a cracking start to the season under John Gregory), then it fell out of fashion very quickly. Why use the sh|te term still?

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He's fishing for idiots who believe it was anything but a marketing term used by the council to promote all it's winter events.

 

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scooter1

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• Nov 28, 2013

• #22

No turkey this year, opted for rolled topside of beef
However, having just had a look at the Nigella post above I've become a bit of a breast man..

 

Westdene Seagull

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• Nov 28, 2013

• #23

It will be that well known bird ...... LAMB !

 

MissGull

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• Nov 28, 2013

• #24

The nut roast variety. Less carving, slightly moister, and very tasty.

 

banjo

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• Nov 28, 2013

• #25

MissGull said:

The nut roast variety. Less carving, slightly moister, and very tasty.

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I love it when talk dirty.

 

Thunder Bolt

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Beside the seaside, beside the sea

• Nov 28, 2013

• #26

3 bird roast - chicken duck & turkey.

 

MissGull

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• Nov 28, 2013

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Who the heck has pigeon for Christmas dinner? Surely beef and venison would be better options?

 

Thunder Bolt

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• Nov 28, 2013

• #28

MissGull said:

Who the heck has pigeon for Christmas dinner?

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Pigeon fanciers?

 

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TheJasperCo

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Exeter

• Nov 28, 2013

• #29

Turkey for me too.

 

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wigangull

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• Nov 28, 2013

• #30

Try a capon the're are delicious,large birds big breasts and juicy.

 

vegster

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• Nov 28, 2013

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El Presidente said:

If half the stories are true you'd have to fancy your chances with a Nigella.

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Do you mean an Off Her Nut-ella ?

 

Cheshire Cat

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Sitting on a bough of a tree a few yards off...

• Nov 28, 2013

• #32

Veggie

 

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daveinprague

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• Nov 28, 2013

• #33

Whatevers on the pub menu

 

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soistes

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Brighton

• Nov 28, 2013

• #34

Nigella Lawson

 

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soistes

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• Nov 28, 2013

• #35

soistes said:

Nigella Lawson

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Message to self: read rest of thread before posting

 

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TheJasperCo

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• Nov 30, 2013

• #36

vegster said:

Do you mean an Off Her Nut-ella ?

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A Nigella is just a female Nigel don't forget.

 

OzMike

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• Nov 30, 2013

• #37

Lamb bird and pork bird.

 

rcf0712

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• Nov 30, 2013

• #38

crodonilson said:

With the news of a severe shortage of large butterball turkeys and prices rocketing which bird will you be roasting this Christmas time??

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Seriously? Who wants a hot roast in 40 degrees - crayfish salad and prawns for us most likely.....

 

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BLOCK F

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• Nov 30, 2013

• #39

Going out for Christmas lunch,but will almost certainly have turkey.

 

crodonilson

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