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kathy27
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 Posted: Sun Jan 27, 2008 10:08 am Post subject: Sunday lunch |
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Why is it that even though i cook roast dinners during the week, sunday lunches leave me with loads more washing up. I use the same pots and pans theres the same amount of people eating.....So what am i doing wrong??? 
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Local lass
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your thinking about it to much :lol:
weekdays is normally busier but sundays you relax more .so you think about it to much :lol:
we have roast chicken today ,roast veg . |
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daffy
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:lol: Roast lamb,roast pots and swede ,sprouts ,carrots ,garden peas ,thick minty gravy and not forgetting yorky puds ,yum yum !!! am starting to dribble .  |
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Bear
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| You can keep all your swanky posh nosh and all the foreign food because whilst they have their place you cant beat a good old fashioned British roast dinner. |
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daffy
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| we went to the westbrook at Bromham for sunday lunch it was spot on all freash produce,the food was exelent . |
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