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    Goose or Turkey?

    Goose! Just think of all that lovely fat for roasting. Yum!

    Merry Xmas one and all.

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    Goose FTW always! Much nicer tasting bird.
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    Never had a Goose, I always prefered a Turkey anyway.

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    You should give it a try, it's a tasty bird.

    Tip: about 20 minutes before you serve the roast bird-of-choice, baste (lightly brush the surface) with a little cold water. This will make the skin go nice and crisp and brown by the time you serve.

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    Goose and Turkey are both boring. It's all about Duck

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    Goose definitely.
    A l'instar de Vise where I come from... Yummy

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    turkey!!!

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    Silly question...Turkey all the way. If cooked properly Its a great bird, and will last you for days

    I'm not a huge fan of duck myself, but I do quite like goose..still turkey is nicer imho and ofc it is traditional for xmas lunch I don't like having something different on xmas day, My favourite meat is definitely roast beef but I would still choose turkey for xmas rather then beef..its tradition.

    the worse offenders are people who do pork for xmas lunch..i mean wtf? The most boring and bland meat you can cook (don't know how many people have it for xmas but my aunt does it every year, we don;t tend to go there for christmas )

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    Well sausages wth bacon is nice. But turkey is my choice (free range and organic of course)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Famished
    Goose and Turkey are both boring. It's all about Duck

    We've also gone for duck this year. Certainly one of my favourite bird meats.

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    Might manage the tripple this year (duck, goose . turkey) Depends if we can pick a goose up after xmas. I normally cook duck but we are having a familly xmas at my isters this year and weve got turkey, im cooking duck for me and wife on tuesday, thursday might aim for goose, or could do it in new year.

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    I did have a Duck lined up for the job but I like it so much I couldn't hold out any longer & had it for Sunday lunch
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    Turkey man -.-

    how could you all.. im disappointed in all you 'other' duck eaters
    Quote Originally Posted by Noni
    What the hell does "WTH" mean

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    Quote Originally Posted by nvening
    Well sausages wth bacon is nice. But turkey is my choice (free range and organic of course)
    Yummm we always have sausage wrapped in Bacon with our Turkey at Christmas

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    Also never tried Goose.. BUt I always have Turkey.. guess its just 'because'... Well its tradition!!.. Lovely Turkey... with your christmas dinner....



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    Turkey with out a doubt!! - No one wants a rubbery duck on christmas!


    Last edited by Ramedge; 21-12-2005 at 05:32 PM.

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