What's the perfect roast dinner?

I'm way too lazy to make roast potatoes myself these days.

They are soooo easy though. New potatoes don't even need peeling, just a quick wash, and if small they don't need parboiling either.

For me it's turkey, roast potatoes, carrots, broccoli , califlower, Yorkshire puddings , gravy ,mash and stuffing.

Turkey/Gammon/Chicken etc etc. (all three on the same plate if possible, huge amounts)

A sack full of roast potatoes

LOADS of parsnips

Carrots

Cauliflower

LOADS AND LOADS OF YORKSHIRES

Insane amount of stuffing

**** tonnes of pigs in blankets

Enough gravy to fill a bath tub


THAT IS A ROAST DINNER.

You want cali without the brocolli?!

I would add broccoli too, but given the VAST QUANTITIES I have specified, I'm not sure it'll fit on the plate

that's when you need serving dishes for the veg, I just put the meat and carbs on the plate then have the veg and yorkshire in dishes on the table, that way no plate overflow to worry about.

Good tip. I will most definitely do that when I cook my first proper roast dinner with all the trimmings at uni.

So far I have only made partial roast dinners. Chicken, parsnips, carrots and a few roast potatoes. Not enough to satisfy a cow.

I feel like the only person who has cabbage with a roast. Won't eat cauliflower or broccoli though.

Parsnips, carrots, potatoes, peppers stuffed with rice and beans, maybe some squashes, maybe some broccoli or green beans. What's that you say? I'm forgetting something? No, I don't think I am.

yes, i think you might be:P


where's the meat?

The meat is still attached to the animals, and it'll stay that way as far as I'm concerned.

cauliflower?

better it be plain than it be covered in disgusting cheese.