Will you cook meat?

HOW did this turn into a landscape and nature photography thread! :eek: Don't think anyone saw that coming... It's all a abit ghey really...
Here's my contribution, this is de view from our mountain in Kerry (and from de back of my da's head)!

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Nah mang it's all good! It's like an episode of sesame street here at this stage ,where everyone learns to understand each others feelings and people of all coloursand creeds learn to live together!

Very jealous of people who live ^^^^

on the would you cook meat thing, I would usually cook it for guests if I had the money. Because I'll only buy free range organic meat it's a bit more expensive, so if I can't afford that, they can stick to the veggies. It also depends on who is visiting. Some are more than happy to eat veggies, some I will cook quorn for and some, like my grandparents and my father, I will cook meat for.

I am doing christmas dinner for my OH's family this year. Because I have never roasted a turkey or chicken before, I decided I needed to do a practise run. I had planned on having it ready for when my OH got back from work like a good little future wifey.

It took way too long to defrost, so I rang my mam who told me to put it into a sink of cold water and replace the water every half hour. That meant I had to touch it. Then she asked if I had taken the giblets out........

Poor K came home to find me crying over a half frozen turkeys body. Blabbing about it having little wings like a real bird and I couldn't put my hand up it's bum So it will have to be a rolled turkey or else someone else will have to cook it for christmas day. Moral of the story - I can cook meat if it doesn't look like a body.