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hot, although sometimes i do like cold meat. SOmetimes i find it too dry cold
Posted: 18:56 Mar 08 2002
Hot or cold?
I'm talking about your roast with Sunday dinner, of course!
Just wondered if people prefered their meat (no jokes please
) hot or cold?
If you're wondering why, after a disscussion with several people this week, I thought it might be a regional thing, but have come to the conclusion that you get used to however your mum used to make it!
I never have Sunday dinners anyway (well not unless I go back to mums for tea!) I was just curious. Please humour me and let me know?
Just wondered if people prefered their meat (no jokes please
) hot or cold?If you're wondering why, after a disscussion with several people this week, I thought it might be a regional thing, but have come to the conclusion that you get used to however your mum used to make it!
I never have Sunday dinners anyway (well not unless I go back to mums for tea!) I was just curious. Please humour me and let me know?
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Posted: 18:56 Mar 08 2002 
Has to be hot ..... although I have been known to take the left over leg of lamb out of the fridge and eat it off the bone 
Posted: 19:18 Mar 08 2002 
My nan usually has cold meat but with hot gravy.. takes a bit of getting used to.. I prefer it hot when it's like that, but if it's in a sarnie, I don't mind it cold
Posted: 19:56 Mar 08 2002 
generally hot..but sometimes i like beef and chicken cold
Posted: 21:33 Mar 08 2002 
Oooh definitely hot..... can beat a nice hot roast dinner.
Mmmmmmm gravy............
Mmmmmmm gravy............
Posted: 22:10 Mar 08 2002 
Well, I'm a veggie so I can't speak from personal experience but I do cook for Other Half and son, in which case I serve meat hottish, cos you're supposed to leave it to stand for at least 10 minutes after it's come out of the oven. I imagine that that would make it warm rather than hot.
Posted: 23:07 Mar 08 2002
Its gotta be hot for me all though the "mother in Law" does chicken and turkey cold its just odd and not right to me! If your having a hot dinner (to which a 'roast' sugests) you should have hot meat! I find that cold meat ruins the goodness
(Edited by Jenjen 09/03/2002 01:21)
(Edited by Jenjen 09/03/2002 01:21)
Posted: 01:20 Mar 09 2002
Have to agree with the majority on here If it is a roast dinner the meat is much better hot (well after it has rested)
For sandwiches I did get into Roast Beef sandwiches for lunch when I worked in London & the beef was hot & yummy!
Normally though my sandwiches contain cold meat.
If it is a roast dinner the meat is much better hot (well after it has rested) For sandwiches I did get into Roast Beef sandwiches for lunch when I worked in London & the beef was hot & yummy!
Normally though my sandwiches contain cold meat.
Posted: 11:37 Mar 09 2002 !!! Sanctuary! Steak Sarnies!
by Velvet Glove
For sandwiches I did get into Roast Beef sandwiches for lunch when I worked in London & the beef was hot & yummy!
Normally though my sandwiches contain cold meat.
Posted: 11:51 Mar 09 2002
Well, since i have a veggie quorn sausage, i say definately warm.
Would be....interesting to try it cold
Would be....interesting to try it cold
Posted: 11:55 Mar 09 2002
Before I was veggie it was definately hot met. It justs tastes better hot. Although I was often guilty of picking at the cold meat afterwards.
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