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(14-01-2026, 12:25 PM)JJB Wrote: Another question:
Each of you list your ideal/favourite celebration meal, then we can see if we have any overlaps because if we were to all get together, it would truly be a celebration.
I'm happy with anything that has veg or Fish, the only things I don't like are cream and jelly.
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My porridge is made with water too, Bren. :
If I was expecting a G&G invasion I'd have a pick and mix cheeseboard - with lots of nibbles, crackers, nuts, fruit, vegsticks and pickles/chutneys. Hopefully, something for everyone without too much effort or washing up.
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There’s always fish, chips and mushy peas. Preferably eaten at the sea side.
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(14-01-2026, 03:28 PM)Veggie Wrote: My porridge is made with water too, Bren. :
If I was expecting a G&G invasion I'd have a pick and mix cheeseboard - with lots of nibbles, crackers, nuts, fruit, vegsticks and pickles/chutneys. Hopefully, something for everyone without too much effort or washing up. 
And if you were just choosing something special for yourself...?
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(14-01-2026, 04:13 PM)Bren Wrote: There’s always fish, chips and mushy peas. Preferably eaten at the sea side. 
Fish & chips definitely....mushy peas definitely NO!
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(14-01-2026, 04:37 PM)JJB Wrote: (14-01-2026, 03:28 PM)Veggie Wrote: My porridge is made with water too, Bren. :
If I was expecting a G&G invasion I'd have a pick and mix cheeseboard - with lots of nibbles, crackers, nuts, fruit, vegsticks and pickles/chutneys. Hopefully, something for everyone without too much effort or washing up. 
And if you were just choosing something special for yourself...? I just did!! Cheese please.
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The question was really not what you'd give the rst of us but what you would choose as a special something for yourself.
One of my favourites is roast lamb but a real treat would be a Chinese banquet with all sorts of dishes on a huge lazy Susan in the middle of the table. All cooked by someone else of course.
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(14-01-2026, 04:41 PM)JJB Wrote: (14-01-2026, 04:13 PM)Bren Wrote: There’s always fish, chips and mushy peas. Preferably eaten at the sea side. 
Fish & chips definitely....mushy peas definitely NO! Just the fish for me. I can tolerate batter in small dozes!  I quite like Veggies cheeseboard idea though with some Gorgonzola if possible.
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(14-01-2026, 03:28 PM)Veggie Wrote: My porridge is made with water too, Bren. :
If I was expecting a G&G invasion I'd have a pick and mix cheeseboard - with lots of nibbles, crackers, nuts, fruit, vegsticks and pickles/chutneys. Hopefully, something for everyone without too much effort or washing up.  Give me a shout when it’s ready. I’ll be there
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