Holiday Traditions
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I love seeing these traditions. Rueben The beer sitting at your spot looks very tasty and so does the food, especially the sausage rope
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It is a very salty, very fatty, very tasty dinner. The lamb rib is dried, salted and smoked. The sausage is smoked, and I did a twist with the potatoes this year. Normally you steam the lamb for three hours on top of a grate made of birch sticks. This time a put potatoes in the base and filled with water until it was level with the tip of the potatoes then put the meat on that. You’d think potatoes in hot water for three hours would result in a sludge but something to do with the salt and fat mixing with the water keeps them firm. And they tasted insane.
I paired the food with this classic beer from Germany for the first time. Worked a treat:
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And not a salad in sight–---love it
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Normally @Madame Buttonfly would buy a monster. This year has been a little different, so she got a small one. It arrived, the one on the left, and the top section was bust, so she bitched and they sent us another….
Just potted on into half-decent pots, and watered.
They'll come inside at some point soon….
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Nice customer service –- over here you would make the call - get put on hold - and then get hung up on - all within 5-7 minutes
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Living on a popular “Christmas Lights” block, my tradition is cussing at all the ignorant c**ts who don’t let regular traffic through! It’s pretty and all but….
On a positive note, we decorated our tree last night and it wouldnt be complete without
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Finally put the tree up, some close ups of some of my favorites, a lot from UK. Then I have to close the door due to two pesky cats that think the tree is their toy. Next holiday tradition is Christmas Day Prime Rib roast.
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Beautiful decoration everyone
Giles and Alex Tree is missing in this thread !
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Our second traditional advent dinner is pork rib with white sausage, sourkraut, stewed apples and prunes, and so on. Very fatty, very good.
The rib prep starts two days before with scoring and salting, then it is a four hour slow cook. The rest of it is very straightforward. Just add family.
