So, Turkey or Ham??

shinikins · 02-12-2010 1:55am

^^^^ are you not hehem...a bit backed up to put it delicately??

Hate them both in equal measure, so its stuffing for me with all the veggies om nom nom nom nom

:D:D:D

123balltv · 02-12-2010 2:19am

Im a vegetarian, il just have some water and leaves

much rather have ham its juicy and salty
turkey is so dry and bland

Nemanja91 · 02-12-2010 2:21am

Ham

Can't beat turkey smothered in Parsley sauce!

Black Swan · 02-12-2010 2:24am

Honey baked ham spiral cut.

Mackman · 02-12-2010 2:57am

Im a vegetarian, il just have some water and leaves

Ham all the way. I only put up with the turkey at x-mas to get to the ham.

Plus, ham sandwiches with brown sauce are the ****ing business!

we'llallhavetea_old · 02-12-2010 3:00am

Im a vegetarian, il just have some water and leaves

Mackman wrote: »

Plus, ham sandwiches with brown sauce are the ****ing business!

and thick slices of cheese, nom!

Mackman · 02-12-2010 3:07am

Im a vegetarian, il just have some water and leaves

we'llallhavetea wrote: »

and thick slices of cheese, nom!

eeewww no! you just ruined a perfectly good sandwich

we'llallhavetea_old · 02-12-2010 3:09am

Im a vegetarian, il just have some water and leaves

Mackman wrote: »

eeewww no! you just ruined a perfectly good sandwich

well if i'm being honest i would have lobbed onions in there too. i like my sandwiches to have filling! :P

Mackman · 02-12-2010 3:20am

Im a vegetarian, il just have some water and leaves

we'llallhavetea wrote: »

well if i'm being honest i would have lobbed onions in there too. i like my sandwiches to have filling! :P

Filling has its place, not in a ham+brown sauce sambo though

kowloon · 02-12-2010 3:29am

Turkey and stuffin sandwiches are where it's at.

Don't forget the traditional spiced beef from the english market.

JONJO THE MISER · 02-12-2010 3:33am

turkey ham spuds roast spuds in goose fat stuffing carots shrimp for starters nice veg soup followed by plum pudding and some romantica ice cream

storm2811 · 02-12-2010 9:18am

Im a vegetarian, il just have some water and leaves

Feck that, I'm having beef for christmas dinner.

Son Of A Vidic · 02-12-2010 9:29am

Ham

It's got to be Turkey for the season that's in it.

GavRedKing · 02-12-2010 9:35am

Ham

Turkey please.

enda1 · 02-12-2010 9:36am

Eh, goose!?

nermal15 · 02-12-2010 9:58am

Ham

I picked turkey, purely because it just goes better with stuffing. Besides, the only really good bit on the ham is the glaze. My family have picked most of it off before the yoke gets to the table.

Robby91 · 02-12-2010 10:06am

Ham

I'd go with turkey - both because it's not something I'd have very often (compared to ham), and it tastes nicer than ham (IMO) when smothered in thick gravy

And, of course, stuffing

Toes · 02-12-2010 12:22pm

Normally duck or pheasant, something i can shoot with me shooter!

Duggy747 · 02-12-2010 12:29pm

Rat burgers for me this Xmas

Kiera · 02-12-2010 12:30pm

Ham

Turkey all the way. Never liked cooked ham.

Naos · 02-12-2010 12:33pm

Both. They compliment each other perfectly.

Sonnenblumen · 02-12-2010 12:40pm

KeithM89 wrote: »

Christmas dinner, you can only have one (cutbacks )
Which would you have??

Id go for ham, i always found Turkey a little dry...

Woolly jumper

Bazzo · 02-12-2010 12:45pm

Ham

We have spiced beef on christmas eve and turkey AND ham on christmas day for dinner in this house.

I voted turkey, starting to regret it thinking about it now though. :pac:

jackiebaron · 02-12-2010 12:46pm

Roasted goose wiv roast spuds, honey glazed carrots, sprouts, a wad of stuffing with enough onion and garlic in it to ensure nobody snogs me till january, oh and a mountain of marrowfats with gravy dripping down like lava out of Vesuvius.

Don't forget the plonk too. Then retire to the couch, jeans button undone. Wake me up when The Great Escape* starts. :P

(*) The movie, not me mickey rising up out of me jeans when I'm snoozing

IamtheWalrus · 02-12-2010 12:48pm

Neither. I'd prefer to not have animals killed in my name.

ScumLord · 02-12-2010 12:52pm

Im a vegetarian, il just have some water and leaves

IamtheWalrus wrote: »

Neither. I'd prefer to not have animals killed in my name.

Well it's too late telling us that now, I've already cut the head of the turkey, the pigs been hanging for the last two days. Do you want them to have died in vain, it was the pigs dying wish that he be a
Christmas ham. Do you really want to step on his dreams?

gav86 · 02-12-2010 12:59pm

Both.. had a few already this year UCD student Bar...under €6

02-12-2010 1:58pm

IamtheWalrus wrote: »

Neither. I'd prefer to not have animals killed in my name.

they were already dead for a good while, nothing to do with your name

Sykk · 02-12-2010 1:59pm

Im a vegetarian, il just have some water and leaves

What's all this spiced beef shíte?!

MazG · 02-12-2010 1:59pm

Im a vegetarian, il just have some water and leaves

Ok OP - give it up. C'mon, admit it... What do you know that the rest of us don't? Why the need for a choice between Turkey and Ham this year? Do you work in the Dept of Finance?

It wouldn't be an easy choice for me cos I'm a fan of both at Christmas, but it would have to beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee..........

Ham....

No, Turkey.....

No, definitely the Ham.........

But I like Turkey........

AAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRGHHH!

Blackhorse Slim · 02-12-2010 2:02pm

BY the time you pile up the stuffing, cranberry sauce, bread sauce and gravy, does it really matter which dead animal is underneath it all?

emeraldstar · 02-12-2010 3:06pm

Ham

Definitely turkey. Ham is too salty

But I could take or leave either really, not big into meat. It's the rest of the dinner I love. The stuffing and all the different potatoes and veg...... NYOMS!!!

kfallon · 02-12-2010 3:10pm

Ham all the way!

Nothing better than a nice warm Ham 'Rambo' on Xmas eve just after it's done, warm ham melting the butter, oh yes!

Turkey.....could take it or leave it tbh!

enda1 · 02-12-2010 3:11pm

emeraldstar wrote: »

Definitely turkey. Ham is too salty
But I could take or leave either really, not big into meat. It's the rest of the dinner I love. The stuffing and all the different potatoes and veg...... NYOMS!!!

Not making it right then

FreudianSlippers · 02-12-2010 3:13pm

Ham

What are "cutbacks"?

BigDuffman · 02-12-2010 3:25pm

Ham

I clicked turkey by accident...mmmmm Ham cant bate it!

Being a veg head must suck balls at Xmas left eating all the crap people don't wan to eat. Little aborted cabbages aka sprouts.

emeraldstar · 02-12-2010 3:46pm

Ham

BigDuffman wrote: »

I clicked turkey by accident...mmmmm Ham cant bate it!

Being a veg head must suck balls at Xmas left eating all the crap people don't wan to eat. Little aborted cabbages aka sprouts.

Sprouts are amazing!

Capt'n Midnight · 02-12-2010 5:11pm

An Indian sounds good this year.

chicken fingers · 02-12-2010 5:19pm

For those of you who find turkey dry:
Your mother (or whoever) is not cooking it properly.

Humans eh! · 02-12-2010 5:23pm

Capt'n Midnight wrote: »

An Indian sounds good this year.

How?

ham_n_mustard · 02-12-2010 5:23pm

Im a vegetarian, il just have some water and leaves

ham n mustard

KeithM89_old · 02-12-2010 5:23pm

Im a vegetarian, il just have some water and leaves

ham_n_mustard wrote: »

ham n mustard

didnt see that coming...

dolphin city · 02-12-2010 5:34pm

Ham

anyone ever see the episode of the royale family where they all say that the turkey was horrible, dry and the don't really like turkey anyway. Then Barb says oh, well I won't do it next year so, and they all go mad.

thats what ye lot remind me of

It has to be turkey - nothing else will do as a substitute - okay you can have ham, duck, goose, steak WITH the turkey but if it is only one it has to be turkey

Sanjuro · 02-12-2010 7:31pm

Im a vegetarian, il just have some water and leaves

IamtheWalrus wrote: »

Neither. I'd prefer to not have animals killed in my name.

It's not in your name, it's in your dinner.

Asphyxia · 02-12-2010 7:48pm

Turkey, turkey, turkey

So, Turkey or Ham??

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