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Lovely recipes on that site Snoopysue, my hubby loves Delia's melting choc puddings too!

Margarett wrote:Lovely recipes on that site Snoopysue, my hubby loves Delia's melting choc puddings too!

Especially that you can make them in advance, freeze them and bake them straight from the freezer! Dead easy, no stress (once you know how long they need in your oven!)

snoopysue wrote:I found this web site - made my mouth water!!

http://www.bbcgoodfood.com/content/recipes/christmas/

Some good recipes on the link Snoopsue but I won't try them they will only end up in the bin.

Annie

Northern Lass wrote:Cos Antie Em I am fed up of cooking them

and here's me thinking you were getting yourself a kitchen maid

Annie wrote:Don't bake anymore everything was always rubbish and ended up in the wheelie bin Perhaps because I don't enjoy baking and cooking, I love M&S Christmas with the icing and marzipan, also Lidl Christmas cake is quite good always nice and moist, Milk choc After Eight Mints.

Annie

Totally agree Annie, no cooking for me either, we are eating out Xmas Day, other than that all my food will be from Marks or Waitrose's.

NL you said last Xmas was your last one

Enjoy from Linell.

I did yeah

Northern Lass wrote:I did yeah

Do same as Linell and I do Northern Lass, eat out xmas day and buy in for the rest there is some really good stuff at M&S , don't think we have a Waitrose's store near us .

Annie

Annie wrote:

Northern Lass wrote:I did yeah

Do same as Linell and I do Northern Lass, eat out xmas day and buy in for the rest there is some really good stuff at M&S , don't think we have a Waitrose's store near us .

Annie

Don't fancy the eating out full of noisy kids

Well agree with you there Northern Lass , you have to have ear plugs or pick a place that is mainly adults.

Annie

You won't mind the noisy kids Jan, when you are a Nan Lin.

Hi Lin........Stop in Grannie, and do your own cooking far better than eating out especially if the Poultry ain't cooked enough.
Yours and my families never ate out........lucky to have a bird at Xmas !

Love
Mike x

Mini Christmas puds are in the steamer - hope they turn out okay!! I'm planning on serving them to my in laws, it'll be their first time tasting them (and my first time making them!). I've got eight, and only need six, so I can taste test them first!!

I love Christmas day at home.
We never eat at a planned time, its always much later and always more people eating than I expect!
Will always have enough food and find a seats for them.

Noisy here mind, all the kids playing games. My Mum even joined in on a game thing. Cant think what its called is it fish or something? But it was all shooting and things, I didnt like that.

My husband will be home this year too
Jo

They say the proof of the pudding is in the eating......
Well for a first attempt I'd say they were okay. And they can only get better after a few weeks standing around!!! (My mini christmas puds, that is). Only thing missing was a drop of custard

Well done SnoopySu you put me to shame , I should try harder at cooking but my heart is not in it.

Annie