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I'm sure she dragged the table out onto the patio and they had an al fresco Chrimbo.

Sorry for the confusion chaps, I played the game last week and was writing it up while the missus cooked. We had dinner at out daughter's and the turkey went in a thermal blanket...

Good planning.

Smashing. It's what dining tables are for.

Here in the antipodes we usually eat the turkey cold, much easier than thermal blanket.

grizzlymc wrote: ↑Sat Dec 26, 2020 11:25 pm Here in the antipodes we usually eat the turkey cold, much easier than thermal blanket.

It's always cold by the time I get it...

When I first arrived in Aus, I found cold turkey, cold ham and salads a bit exotic, along with a Christmas trip to the beach. Now, I would find anything else bizarre.

We always used to do vichysoisse, prawns, glazed cold ham and turkey. 40 degree heat isn't really great for hot food.

We always had a Christmas braai with salads. The day was spent in the pool drinking beer.

Braaid gammon and chicken takes some beating. Braaid our Cornish hen this year

I thought I'd have a review of the year on my blog. All of you please do have a very happy and healthy one!

http://www.jemimafawr.co.uk/2020/12/31/ ... w-of-2020/