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These indulgent biscuits won't last long on the cheeseboard, that I can promise. They are very moreish and delicious. Cheddar wafers are melting in the mouth.
My ideal cheeseboard will include a good old Parmiggiano, Stilton, Cornish yarg (with nettles), Capricorn goat's cheese and Lincolnshire Poacher, or Tickler. Lots of biscuits, fresh figs and grapes.
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I confess I haven't tried Marmite biscuits, as I'm not the biggest fan of Marmite. A couple of years ago my Marmite-obsessed niece bought a pack of Marmite cheese for me. I tried, reader, honestly. I tried but didn't like it. And she loved it. Tastes differ, and I'm sure Marmite biscuits will be greeted with Hurrah by Marmite lovers.
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Got to be Turkey with all the trimmings
ReplyDeleteAngela
Delicious prize
ReplyDeleteRoast Goose, roast parsnips, sausage-meat and chestnut stuffing and lots of gravy.
ReplyDeleteA bird stuffed in another bird bascially a 3 bird roast ummm! why have 1 when you can have many ;-) and fudge biscuits to finish sweet
ReplyDeleteGoose and pigs in blanket which is what we had last year and I loved it.
ReplyDeleteFiggy pudding with rum butter
ReplyDeleteVeggie quorn roast.
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ReplyDeleteturkey with all the goodies
ReplyDeleteI'm veggie, so it will probably be nut roast
ReplyDeletethe usual turkey roast
ReplyDeleteroast turkey & gammon
ReplyDeleteTurkey and lots of Trimmings
ReplyDeleteHas to be the good old Turkey and all the trimmings, then home made Christmas pudding until you're so full you can't breathe. But can still manage half a tin of Quality Street :-)
ReplyDeleteThe whole christmas dinner and pudding :)
ReplyDeleteRoast potatoes and loads of veg.
ReplyDeleteTradtional xmas lunch with all the trimmings :-) lots of cranberry sauce! and no xmas pud!
ReplyDeleteFiona H bluemonkeyuk@yahoo.co.uk
Great blog!! and lovely prize! :-)
Christmas Dinner - roast turkey and all the trimmings.
ReplyDeleteHas to be turkey and all the trimmings!
ReplyDeleteI love the Boxing Day party food more than the actual turkey dinner on the 15th.
ReplyDeleteTraditional roast turkey etc & Christmas pud.
ReplyDeleteturkey and the trimmings........l'm a traditionalist
ReplyDeleteI just love all of the scrumptious veg that goes with the main event, especially the roast potatoes and parsnips, but also the sprouts, the red cabbage and whatever other veg dishes happen to be on the menu - yum!
ReplyDeletemy fav on christmas day is venison. It just seems so rich and decadent
ReplyDeleteWe have Christmas meal on Christmas Eve. We're a family of 4 veggies and 4 meat eaters, so we have veggie and meat versions of pigs in blankets, plus veggie sausage rolls and all the roast dinner and trimmings. It's a huge event in our house, and I really, really enjoy it - I wouldn't be without it.... :)
ReplyDeleteI LOVE a free-range Bronze Turkey or a GOOSE and always CHEESE too!
ReplyDeleteTurkey and all the trimmings followed by Christmas pudding :)
ReplyDeleteTurkey dinner then coffee and cheese board yum
ReplyDeleteis this a trick question?!? :O
ReplyDelete;) Has to be my mums Sunday Roast Dinner :D
Roast turkey with pigs in blankets, stuffing and loads of roast potatoes!
ReplyDeleteSitting down to full Christmas dinner with all the trimming and my beautiful family, oh and any strays who may not have anywhere else to go, I do hate the thought of people being alone x
ReplyDeleteWe don't eat meat so a nice mushroom stilton and chestnut pie with roasties and lots of veg
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ReplyDeleteChristmas dinner with all the trimmings
ReplyDeleteRoast dinner but with beef or lamb as the joint.
ReplyDeleteTurkey curry on Boxing day
ReplyDeleteTurkey and lots of Trimmings
ReplyDeleteA three bird roast is what we've got, we're cooking it for quite a lot. Ten people we've got coming for dinner, so let's hope this becomes your winner!
ReplyDeleteCold Turkey / Plain Crisps & apple sauce watching a old film
ReplyDeleteThe pudding, I love Christmas pudding with custard and brandy butter
ReplyDeleteI love the Turkey dinner with Roast Potatoes, Brussels, Carrots and Stuffing
ReplyDeleteThe turkey dinner with all the trimmings of course.
ReplyDeleteI love turkey with my Mum's homemade bread sauce :)
ReplyDeleteTraditional turkey & very crunchy roast potatos!
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ReplyDeleteChristmas pudding with lashings of custard AND double cream!
ReplyDeleteA joint of ham with roast potatoes, parsnips and carrots, with mustard on the side. I used to be veggie, and nowadays I only eat chicken, fish, seafood and ham. I don't eat ham very often as I find it quite heavy, so I reserve eating it for special occasions, like Christmas!
ReplyDeletevegetarian, so must go with the fake pigs in blankets and fake turkey (trust me, nicer than it sounds!) :)
ReplyDeleteI love the cold turkey, pickles and cheese on Boxing day!
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ReplyDeleteBoxing Day dinner is my favourite- cold turkey, roast beef, yorkshires and masses of veggies and gravy. Main element is the family conversation.
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ReplyDeleteTurkey and all the trimmings!
ReplyDeletei don't like turkey, so its roast lamb for me and vegetables.
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ReplyDeletebubble and squeak using the remains of the Christmas lunch
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ReplyDeleteTurkey with roasted veg Mmm roll on christmas day
ReplyDeleteGoose, with roast parsnips, sprouts and bacon-wrapped prunes....
ReplyDeleteturkey, roast potatoes, honey roast parsnips, brussel sprouts with chestnuts, home made stuffing , bread sauce and gravey!!
ReplyDeleteI think I'm like most on here I love my turkey dinner with gravy, roasts, peas, carrots, stuffing, mash the works. Looking forward to it now.
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ReplyDeleteMine would have to be roast turkey, crispy roast potatoes, fresh veg, stuffing, bread sauce, cranberry sauce, mash, gravy, etc etc
ReplyDeleteRoast Turkey with all the trimmings, except sprouts! followed by a rich xmas pud and brandy cream!
ReplyDeleteRoast Turkey & Stuffing
ReplyDeletei love pigs in blankets
ReplyDeleteIts got to be all 3 courses of christmas dinner! soup turkeys all the trimmings and about 3 different desserts!
ReplyDeleteRoast turkey, roast potatoes, roast parsnips, carrots, peas, cauliflower...
ReplyDeleteooooh, it has to be good old roast turkey, chipolatas and bacon rolls :)
ReplyDeleteGot to be Christmas dinner of course with all the trimmings
ReplyDeleteMy Fave Christmas meal is Quorn fillet, with brussel sprouts and sliced almonds, carrots in lemon, fresh peas, scallion mash, roast potatoes, apricot and hazelnut stuffing, roast parsnips, and onion gravy - YUM YUM
ReplyDeleteChicken, stuffing, parsnips! Yum!!
ReplyDeletea nice piece of beef done in the slow cooker with a can of sweetheart stout, roast tatties and numerous veg
ReplyDeletei love having turkey curry from the leftovers.
ReplyDeleteTurkey curry on boxing day! xoxo
ReplyDeleteTurkey with trimmings, I like to be traditional when it comes to christmas roast :)
ReplyDeleteTurkey with all the trimmings
ReplyDeleteI love xmas lunch but I really enjoy using up the leftovers too, last year we made bubble and squeak cakes with some of the leftover mash and veg then had some leftover meat and cranberry sauce with it, delish!!
ReplyDeleteFull on Turkey, bread sauce, spouts, mashed carrot and turnip, roasties and gravy!
ReplyDeletedefinitely the full turkey dinner
ReplyDeleteTurkey with all the trimmings! The sausage stuffing and pigs in blankets are my favourite bits :)
ReplyDeleteRoast turkey with everything!
ReplyDeleteTurkey and all the trimmings followed by christmas pudd with cream.
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