Sunday Roast

[lex!]

Before you start on the cheese and bics, and it's Sunday so no need for slo cooker, what's the best Sunday roast to come home to after you've had a good 18 holes and a pint in the bar? Mine is currently roast chicken, with roast tatties and parsnips, plenty of veg and HID's home made gravy.

 

[Lord Tyrion]

I love roast pork and crackling but my wife hates it so I lose. Of the ones that are actually likely, lamb, roasties, peas, carrots and loads of thick gravy. None of this jus nonsense. Roast dinners are best when simple.

 

[MegaSteve]

Has to be beef for me...

But when we visit friends in Wales they serve up saltmarsh lamb which really is the tops...

 

[Deleted member 18588]

None!

Really never have seen the attraction of the traditional Sunday roast.

 

[Martin70]

Turkey is my favourite. Mashed swede, sprouts, parsnips, mashed potato and roasties with gravy.

 

[Rooter]

Rib of beef, rare. Yorkie puds, gravy, decent strong horseradish sauce and all the trimmings!

 

[lex!]

I love roast pork and crackling but my wife hates it so I lose. Of the ones that are actually likely, lamb, roasties, peas, carrots and loads of thick gravy. None of this jus nonsense. Roast dinners are best when simple.

Very nice, but I do like a bit of redcurrant jus with lamb.

 

[moogie]

Roast Topside of Beef......:thup:

 

[patricks148]

Rib of beef, rare. Yorkie puds, gravy, decent strong horseradish sauce and all the trimmings!

That the first sensible thing you have written in 3 years

 

[Lord Tyrion]

I do like mushy peas with a roast, throwback to my youth, but it rarely happens now. I need to be more forceful in my own home, as long as my wife doesn't mind of course.

 

[Dan2501]

Either perfectly cooked, tender and seasoned medium-rare beef, or lamb for me. Plenty of yorkshire puddings, and a good gravy.

 

[c1973]

I'd go for brisket with some roasties, veg, gravy and a wee bit of mash, cooked by my mam!

Love a wee bit of brisket when it's cooked properly. Delicious.

 

[Doon frae Troon]

Roast leg of Lamb......tough choice when they are running around in front of my lounge window.
Roast Tatties, carrot, swede and parsnip. half a dozen sprouts or some kale and bramble gravy.
With a glass of Broughton's Old Jock at my side.

 

[Dellboy]

Hogget..roast potatoes..mint sauce..runner beans :thup:

 

[Rooter]

That the first sensible thing you have written in 3 years

Actually just spat coffee on my laptop screen! Why thank you sir!

 

[Hacker Khan]

Pork Belly with a deep layer of crackling on top. But I do like a good beer butt chicken, but it has to be a quality chicken, none of the water filled stuff you get in most supermarkets.

 

[davemc1]

Always best to leave it until the Monday, and throw the lot in the frying pan (excluding meat) with a bit of pepper and brown sauce to garnish. No gravy.

 

[Alex1975]

Rib of beef, rare. Yorkie puds, gravy, decent strong horseradish sauce and all the trimmings!

This but with English mustard not horseradish.

 

[Rooter]

This but with English mustard not horseradish.

Yeh I'll let you off that if no horseradish available! Or maybe have both!

I do like a roast leg of lamb though, cant remember the last time i had it as mrs R doesnt eat lamb....

 

[Tongo]

I love roast pork and crackling but my wife hates it so I lose. Of the ones that are actually likely, lamb, roasties, peas, carrots and loads of thick gravy. None of this jus nonsense. Roast dinners are best when simple.

Yep, roast pork with a plenty of crackling is the best! My mum chucks in little cocktail sausages as well, nice!