Christmas
Main courses are omitted here as there is so much choice, and cooking depends on weight / condition / preference. Sufficient to say that after trying goose (too fatty), and duck (too small, not so much meat), turkey is my favourite. I've been tempted by a whole salmon, but that doesn't seem quite right for Christmas somehow. As turkey can be a little dry, I recommend a free range bronze feathered bird, cooked upside down on a wire rack, and checked with a thermometer - see here for details.
Starters & Appetisers
- Chestnut Soup
- Pink (Beet stained) Deviled Eggs (external link)
- Salmon Rillettes
- Pheasant and Pickled Walnut Terrine
- Halloumi with beetroot and lime
- Bacon Deviled Eggs
Veg & Trimmings
- Christmas Beetroot
- Roast Winter Veg
- Brussels Sprouts
- Chestnuts
- Braised Red Cabbage
- Braised red cabbage 2
- Honey Roast Carrots (and/or Parsnips)
- Candied Shallots
- Bread Sauce
- Chestnut and Sausage Stuffing
- Mushroom Stuffing
- Sage and Onion Stuffing
- Gravy
Sweets
- Nutmeg Cookies
- Speculaas biscuits (use to decorate the tree)
- Christmas Stollen
- Nürnberger Lebkuchen (Nuremberg Gingerbread)
- Christmas Morning Muffins
- Victorian Mince Pies
- Apple and Marzipan Pies
- Victorian Christmas Pudding
Drinks
Boxing Day & leftovers
- Turkey and Ham Pie
- Bubble and Squeak Cakes
- Potted Turkey
- Nigellas Wholegrain mustard and ginger cocktail sausages
- Nigellas Filthy Fizz
- Nigellas Black Beer Gingerbread
- Turkey meatballs in tomato sauce
- Parmesan and poppy seed lollipops
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