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Uploaded by on Aug 4, 2008

Traditional Sunday roast, the way I was taught to do it in my family :) Our gravy is famous. . . or maybe notorious!

To cook (basically)

Peel several spuds, cut into roast potato sized pieces (see video) you can par-boil them for a few mins, depending on when you remember that you left them boiling. . .
Prepare the meat (watch the video!) put in oven at high temp (I kinda tried about gas mark 7, don't ask me what that is in electric!) for about 15 mins, then turn down to, I dunno, 5? Cook for about 15 mins per 500g of meat, 20 mins if you want it well done, and I think you add an extra 15/20 mins on top of that. I'm not an expert!
When you've done that, prepare carrots and cabbage as shown, the carrots are best cooked for about an hour, so time everything according to when the meat is going to be ready. Cabbage takes only about 10 mins to boil.
The gravey takes as long as it takes, at least 20 mins, probably best cooked for half an hour.
The real skill in a roast dinner is timing everything right-but it's a knack-depends on many factors. I gave you all my secret family recipe for gravy, what more do you want!? Lol!
Writing this description is feeling like a real chore-tell you what, if anything in the video isn't clear, and you have any questions, just ask! 

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  • okay you have just made me NEED anouther roast now, knew I shouldn't have watched this close to dinner time, going to have to make us a Hurt roast on Saturday (can't do sundays, have to work :( ) anway, my stake and kindey puddings are calling me and that wont be a two finger meal, will probably barely raise one, all form tins!

  • ew, kidney. . . YUK! I'll definitely give that the finger :P lol!

  • you chop funny, ever wonder why a knife is dounded where it curves? its so you can rock it on the board without having to keep chomping through things! ;)

    and i see the resembelance now with you and mr hurt ;)

    that gravy looks like chocolate!

    what on earth!!!

    you have big family

  • I can assure you the gravy doesn't taste like chocolate :)

    My sister, her husband and their 2 children were visiting-so we couldn't all fit around the table. It's not normally so crowded!

    *goes to book into chopping classes*

  • damn wish i could cook like that :) my speciality is.... scrambled eggs on toast hee hee

  • Sounds yummy!

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  • ure gravy looked fukin rank as fuk

  • i tried this out at my family get together last tuesday.

    Your crazy idea nearly poisoned my family, So thanks for almost wiping out me and the rest of my lineage.

    Better luck next time ...

  • Brilliant!

  • Pestle and mortar = best pepper grinder on the planet! Batteries not included :)

    Frozen Yorkies Bhaaaa Humbug

    Flour soaks up the fat. Not the fat soaking up the flour ---- Hmmmm some mothers do ave em.

  • way to much flour with that gravy,

  • Can I come over to your house for dinner? That looks so so good. NintendoJohanna people put honey on their carrots so what's weird about sugar? It's a good idea.

  • Sugar on the carrots?!?

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