Baptising the van

[runnach]

I am constantly you can't eat properly in a caravan .....rubbishy chicken dinner a little left over so the hound got a treat

 

[harrow]

A touch of the Keith Floyd genius well done

 

[trevskoda]

I thought by the title you had cocked your leg on it.

 

[jeanette]

Looks really lovely Andrew when we had our caravan I used to make dinners regularly as well as other meals

 

[Clunegapyears]

Looks yummy.
We had people over so cooked pork tenderloin with prunes in Mavrodaphne wine, celeriac and leek mash and stir fried green beans. Nostimos (delicious in Greek).

 

[runnach]

It sounds delicious , I love pork probably my favourite meat . At Christmas I have a strong temptation to go duck ,, I may well give it a twist ,potato rondelles and green beans sautéed in garlic using the duck fat,, honey glazed carrots

My starter seasoned sweated leaks served in a ramekin with Gruyere cheese and topped with egg yolk and baked in the oven ...dessert the sticking point having to be renal friendly perhaps a scotch pancake stack ladened with seasonal fruits and served with a rum custard .....that's the plan but who knows , it could be sausage egg and chips yet lol

 

[trevskoda]

All food which is strange to me,i will have to get out more.

 

[Clunegapyears]

Just booked Christmas lunch in a Cretan hill village restaurant ... no idea what we’ll get!

 

[Biggarmac]

Just booked Christmas lunch in a Cretan hill village restaurant ... no idea what we’ll get!

Thats sounds much more exotic than my meal with other singles in Spain. Its a joint effort with lots of different ideas of what we should have. Some can't cope without pigs in blankets.

 

[runnach]

Christmas dinner in India is an interesting affair convincing the local chefs to leave out spices is a challenge pin itself the results plain weird .

Dog sausage in Indonesia served in an attempt at an English breakfast is often on the cards too...all of it plain bizarre

 

[Clunegapyears]

Following UK (and Scottish) traditions seems weird when abroad ... although I will cook a turkey dinner one day ... got to use up the packet of stuffing mix I brought out!

 

[Wooie1958]

How big was the font

 

[trevskoda]

Well tomorrow im of to donegal with kids to do a enchanted garden with a narrow gauge railway trip ,then back to guest house with big swimming pool followed by supper then up in the morning to real breakfast before returning home latter that night.

 

[harrow]

All the supermarkets are doing vegetables on special offer,
2.5kg maris piper potatoes 33p other whites 29p, shallots in lidl 29p cauliflowers 29p shop around they say veg is good for you

 

[Borders2]

We always cook in the MH. The wife has three food allergies so it's a lot safer and easier not to mention where we park up is virtually always miles from food outlets.

PH

 

[runnach]

Borders 2 we both have kidney disease so have to be careful too,potassium phosphates and to,a lesser extent sodium ....so fruit and veg like potato banana spinach a non starter

 

[trevskoda]

No spuds,good heavens that would be like a hunger strike to me,just had a big monster jacket spud out of m/wave with salt and butter and garlic sauce,8 mins to cook.

 

[Tezza33]

We always cook a Xmas dinner if we are in the van, we have never eaten one sober though so not really sure how good it is

 

[Deleted member 5816]

Andrew Where did you say you were going to park up. What time is dinner.

Alf

It sounds delicious , I love pork probably my favourite meat . At Christmas I have a strong temptation to go duck ,, I may well give it a twist ,potato rondelles and green beans sautéed in garlic using the duck fat,, honey glazed carrots

My starter seasoned sweated leaks served in a ramekin with Gruyere cheese and topped with egg yolk and baked in the oven ...dessert the sticking point having to be renal friendly perhaps a scotch pancake stack ladened with seasonal fruits and served with a rum custard .....that's the plan but who knows , it could be sausage egg and chips yet lol

 

[Clunegapyears]

Channa ... no spinach