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somewhere to get a sunday roast?
Topic Started: 15 May 2009, 09:58 AM (789 Views)
gail1982	15 May 2009, 09:58 AM Post #1
Addicted Member Posts: 327 Group: Members Member #1,827 Joined: 8 December 2007 Migration Status Working Visa My Location Sanctuary lakes, victoria 3030	Hi All, The boys are all of golfing this weekend and the girls are wanting to go out on sunday for a good old roast Does anyone know of anywhere that does a roast on a sunday ?????



Bordy	15 May 2009, 10:17 AM Post #2
Administrator Posts: 4,604 Group: Admin Member #3 Joined: 8 September 2004 Migration Status Citizen My Location Ferntree Gully	How about the Roast Kitchen in Kew. http://theroastkitchen.street-directory.com.au/index.cgi?PageID=2&PageName=About%20The%20Roast%20Kitchen



missiemo	15 May 2009, 10:29 AM Post #3
Legend Posts: 2,032 Group: Members Member #692 Joined: 26 April 2006 Migration Status Citizen My Mood Very Happy My Location Mount Martha	gail1982 15 May 2009, 09:58 AM Hi All, The boys are all of golfing this weekend and the girls are wanting to go out on sunday for a good old roast Does anyone know of anywhere that does a roast on a sunday ????? My House :Grin:



hevs	15 May 2009, 10:51 AM Post #4
Forever Ignored. Posts: 1,929 Group: Members Member #38 Joined: 10 September 2004 Migration Status Citizen My Mood Changable My Location Harkaway. WHERE? North of Berwick, high on the hill.	http://www.google.com.au/search?hl=en&q=sunday+roast+melbourne&btnG=Search&meta=cr%3DcountryAU



koalakim	15 May 2009, 10:57 AM Post #5
Legend Posts: 4,246 Group: Members Member #889 Joined: 1 September 2006 Migration Status Permanent Resident My Location Mornington	Okay - all round to Mo's then this Sunday? :Grin: A Sunday roast at the local pub is one of the things I really miss about the UK. In winter we used to take a 30 mins walk to this lovely old pub and have a roast, a bottle of wine, pudding, coffee, read the papers and then stagger home a few hours later. One of the few good things to really enjoy in winter. I've seaching Google to see if such a place existed in Mornington! Has to be in walking distance to enjoy the wine! KK



missiemo	15 May 2009, 11:00 AM Post #6
Legend Posts: 2,032 Group: Members Member #692 Joined: 26 April 2006 Migration Status Citizen My Mood Very Happy My Location Mount Martha	koalakim 15 May 2009, 10:57 AM Okay - all round to Mo's then this Sunday? :Grin: A Sunday roast at the local pub is one of the things I really miss about the UK. In winter we used to take a 30 mins walk to this lovely old pub and have a roast, a bottle of wine, pudding, coffee, read the papers and then stagger home a few hours later. One of the few good things to really enjoy in winter. I've seaching Google to see if such a place existed in Mornington! Has to be in walking distance to enjoy the wine! KK You will have to share with some very close Ozzies friends that come around every third to fourth sunday, they are now hooked on the English Sunday Roast not sure they would be prepared to share the Yorkshire Puds though :Grin:



koalakim	15 May 2009, 11:04 AM Post #7
Legend Posts: 4,246 Group: Members Member #889 Joined: 1 September 2006 Migration Status Permanent Resident My Location Mornington	Ooooo Yorkshire Puds. Must put an order in to Mum to cook a roast for us when we get back! I love roasts but hate cooking them as they always taste nicer when someone else has cooked it (and done the washing up afterwards....... :Grin: )



missiemo	15 May 2009, 11:17 AM Post #8
Legend Posts: 2,032 Group: Members Member #692 Joined: 26 April 2006 Migration Status Citizen My Mood Very Happy My Location Mount Martha	koalakim 15 May 2009, 11:04 AM Ooooo Yorkshire Puds. Must put an order in to Mum to cook a roast for us when we get back! I love roasts but hate cooking them as they always taste nicer when someone else has cooked it (and done the washing up afterwards....... :Grin: ) Well I am more then happy to cook you and Steve a roast Kim, Love cooking them while consuming a bottle or two :Beer: my favorite day of the week. This Sunday I will be doing Roast Lamb Yorkshire Puddings Califlower and Broc Cheese Mashed Swede and Carrot Baby Peas Roasted Pumpkin,Parsnip and Red onion Roast Poatoes and thick thick gravey may even add homemade stuffing wrapped in Bacon as our friends love it :wink: Now I am getting hungrey :waving:



koalakim	15 May 2009, 11:23 AM Post #9
Legend Posts: 4,246 Group: Members Member #889 Joined: 1 September 2006 Migration Status Permanent Resident My Location Mornington	Will take you up on that Mo when we get back from the UK!! Steve is flying off to Canberra on Sunday for a job leaving me to edit Saturdays wedding - mind you might get it done a bit quicker :Grin: better avoid the vino whilst I'm doing that otherwise they'll get the ones with the blinks......



missiemo	15 May 2009, 11:37 AM Post #10
Legend Posts: 2,032 Group: Members Member #692 Joined: 26 April 2006 Migration Status Citizen My Mood Very Happy My Location Mount Martha	koalakim 15 May 2009, 11:23 AM Will take you up on that Mo when we get back from the UK!! Steve is flying off to Canberra on Sunday for a job leaving me to edit Saturdays wedding - mind you might get it done a bit quicker :Grin: better avoid the vino whilst I'm doing that otherwise they'll get the ones with the blinks...... Good will sort it out when you guys get back x



koalakim	15 May 2009, 01:08 PM Post #11
Legend Posts: 4,246 Group: Members Member #889 Joined: 1 September 2006 Migration Status Permanent Resident My Location Mornington	Yum! :thumbsup: Cheers KK



Gail.C	15 May 2009, 03:07 PM Post #12
A phenomenon Posts: 1,069 Group: Members Member #1,062 Joined: 30 December 2006 Migration Status Permanent Resident My Location Port Melbourne	missiemo 15 May 2009, 11:17 AM koalakim 15 May 2009, 11:04 AM Ooooo Yorkshire Puds. Must put an order in to Mum to cook a roast for us when we get back! I love roasts but hate cooking them as they always taste nicer when someone else has cooked it (and done the washing up afterwards....... :Grin: ) Well I am more then happy to cook you and Steve a roast Kim, Love cooking them while consuming a bottle or two :Beer: my favorite day of the week. This Sunday I will be doing Roast Lamb Yorkshire Puddings Califlower and Broc Cheese Mashed Swede and Carrot Baby Peas Roasted Pumpkin,Parsnip and Red onion Roast Poatoes and thick thick gravey may even add homemade stuffing wrapped in Bacon as our friends love it :wink: Now I am getting hungrey :waving: swede and carrot.... yum. I haven't seen a swede here unless it's got a different name or I'm blind :wacko: Gail



Lindsay Clan	15 May 2009, 04:20 PM Post #13
Posts: 3,255 Group: Moderators Member #144 Joined: 22 December 2004 Migration Status Citizen My Mood Content My Location Pakenham, VIC, Australia	Sounds lovely Mo, we could always make numbers up for you if you need them!!!



ebyron	15 May 2009, 06:16 PM Post #14
Member Posts: 57 Group: Members Member #2,240 Joined: 19 May 2008	feeling hungry now!! What gravy do you use?!



Petals	16 May 2009, 08:10 AM Post #15
A phenomenon Posts: 1,255 Group: Members Member #2,324 Joined: 22 June 2008 Migration Status Citizen My Location Somerville My Mood Contented	Suedes here are called turnips and they have them next to the white turnips. I love it too. We gave up the yorkshire puds a long while ago due to weight problems not that it has made any difference. :Grin: All the pubs do a roast every day. I used to take Mum to the Dava for lunch on a Wednesday and she always has the roast. Now its getting cooler might start taking her again. We have one of those roast takeaway shops here in Somerville and its very popular been here quite a while.



koalakim	16 May 2009, 08:21 AM Post #16
Legend Posts: 4,246 Group: Members Member #889 Joined: 1 September 2006 Migration Status Permanent Resident My Location Mornington	So what do they call a turnip then? A swede is different in shape - round instead of pointy!



Petals	16 May 2009, 12:23 PM Post #17
A phenomenon Posts: 1,255 Group: Members Member #2,324 Joined: 22 June 2008 Migration Status Citizen My Location Somerville My Mood Contented	They call them all turnips whether round or pointy yellow or white.



The Crow	16 May 2009, 02:40 PM Post #18
Elite Member Posts: 688 Group: Members Member #721 Joined: 15 May 2006 My Location The Basin	Swedes are called swedes around here :0)



Lindsay Clan	17 May 2009, 09:33 AM Post #19
Posts: 3,255 Group: Moderators Member #144 Joined: 22 December 2004 Migration Status Citizen My Mood Content My Location Pakenham, VIC, Australia	They are called swedes here too.



Petals	17 May 2009, 12:57 PM Post #20
A phenomenon Posts: 1,255 Group: Members Member #2,324 Joined: 22 June 2008 Migration Status Citizen My Location Somerville My Mood Contented	Had a look this morning and you are right they are calling them Swedes now, they never used to it used to be white turnips and yellow turnips. Must be all the Brits moving over here. :Grin:



hevs	17 May 2009, 01:37 PM Post #21
Forever Ignored. Posts: 1,929 Group: Members Member #38 Joined: 10 September 2004 Migration Status Citizen My Mood Changable My Location Harkaway. WHERE? North of Berwick, high on the hill.	Swedes and turnips are two seperate veggies... Swedes are round and bigger turnips are smaller and pointyer (sp) Definately swedes and turnips here :kisses:



missiemo	18 May 2009, 01:34 PM Post #22
Legend Posts: 2,032 Group: Members Member #692 Joined: 26 April 2006 Migration Status Citizen My Mood Very Happy My Location Mount Martha	Use Greens Gravy Granuels, yummy and thick and even better with the juice of the roast joint plus a touch of garlic and a dash of worcestershire sauce. Love swede and carrot mashed together with Larpak Butter. By the way the roast was lovely x



True Blue	18 May 2009, 05:10 PM Post #23
Elite Member Posts: 541 Group: Members Member #1,172 Joined: 12 February 2007 Migration Status Permanent Resident My Location Way out east......Pakenham!	Mmmmmmmmm..........lunch at Mo's - highly recommend it! :thumbsup: :mate: Di x



Tina1962	18 May 2009, 08:11 PM Post #24
Member Posts: 61 Group: Members Member #1,105 Joined: 15 January 2007 Migration Status Permanent Resident My Location Narre Warren	For all you roast dinner fans Aunt bessies yorkies are at Aldi this week, bisto gravy granuels are at Rob's butchers in Dandenong and you can get Paxo in the deli at fountain gate!!!as well as Rob But Myn yorkies just wont rise so I will have to try the aunt bessies... happy Chomping!!!



hevs	18 May 2009, 10:55 PM Post #25
Forever Ignored. Posts: 1,929 Group: Members Member #38 Joined: 10 September 2004 Migration Status Citizen My Mood Changable My Location Harkaway. WHERE? North of Berwick, high on the hill.	Tina, the only way I can get mine to rise here is in a lasagne dish......I have ditched the yorkie pans :nah: The lasagne dish is just the right size for a great toad in the hole too!


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