COVENTRY MESSAGE BOARD

Usually when the big supermarkets run out the local corner shops have nt . If get some yeast and flour you can make your own bread.

I believe the shop on the "square "is open even on Christmas Day. - We won't go short Melisandre

I hope you dont Rebbonk as I said above greedy people. I only have done a normal weeks shop I did nt realise its a bank holiday on Monday so I might have to bake bread.

Well, I'm in the doo-doo this morning. Who forgot to defrost the turkey joint? (Had to be me, didn't it?)
When the good lady awakens I'm going to get a right earful.

Day saved though, because I'd got rather a nice joint of pork that I can cook from frozen.

Have to have the turkey for the New Year meal.

Oh dear Rebbonk if you have a micro wave they have a defrost program providing your Turkey is not to big.
Merry Christmas and happy New Year to you and Mrs Rebbonk.

Melisandre wrote:Merry Christmas and happy New Year to you and Mrs Rebbonk.

And very best wishes to you and yours.

Meat is almost cooked, I'll leave Mrs Rebbonk to do the veg.

Enjoy your Turkey for New Year's day, Mr & Mrs. Rebbonk!
I actually tried Capon instead of Turkey this year, It was very nice and not too big.

Season Greetings to all here on Coventry Message Board. Old and New.

Well, today we ran out of electricity! Yep about a 1 hour power cut just as Mrs Rebbonk had started cooking the veg. - Of course, we are all electric.

Somehow, I don't think I'm meant to have a Christmas dinner!

An overload caused by everyone else starting their cookers at the same time do think Rebbonk?