Christmas Day lunch rose and crown

foodie53 · 26 Dec 18, 10:49 PM

Had Christmas lunch outside at rose and crown yesterday. They did a special for the day. Epcot didn’t feel as busy as food and wine. I wouldn’t buy the candlelight processional dining package as we watched it on Christmas Day easily from the back of the theatre.

theCMG · 29 Dec 18, 09:25 PM

Looks ok if slightly confusing with lamb and Yorkshire’s described as a traditional UK Xmas dinner too close to thanksgiving to sell Americans turkey I guess

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Hope you had a great day

wilma-bride · 8 Jan 19, 11:45 AM

I've never really been tempted to try Rose & Crown before (the usual thing of not wanting to be a 'Brit abroad') but that food looks pretty good, although I agree with theCMG that lamb and yorkies together is a bit odd.

Dave+Hel · 8 Jan 19, 12:09 PM

Originally Posted by wilma-bride

I've never really been tempted to try Rose & Crown before (the usual thing of not wanting to be a 'Brit abroad') but that food looks pretty good, although I agree with theCMG that lamb and yorkies together is a bit odd.

Yorkies go with anything

wilma-bride · 8 Jan 19, 01:23 PM

Originally Posted by Dave+Hel

Yorkies go with anything

Admittedly, I do eat them with everything

duchy · 8 Jan 19, 02:15 PM

Yorkies go really well with lamb especially if they are homemade and you use the joint fat in the yorkie tins

collybird · 9 Jan 19, 04:56 PM

It looks a little school dinner-esque, I hope it was tasty enough! If we were in Disney over Christmas I'm sure I'd still want a 'traditional' dinner.

kirkdalewdw · 9 Jan 19, 05:03 PM

always do Lamb for xmas dinner in our house, with Pork as well... no turkey is allowed

Brock · 9 Jan 19, 05:24 PM

Whenever we have a roast meal it is an absolute must that the plates have Yorkies on them.

Guest · 10 Jan 19, 07:35 AM

It sort of looks like a nice Sunday roast (I say sort of as I cannot see the roast potatoes) but it definitely does not look like a Christmas dinner to me.

I love yorkshire puddings and would eat them with any meat, but I would not put them on Christmas dinner, DH wanted to but I over ruled him.

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Guest Guest	It sort of looks like a nice Sunday roast (I say sort of as I cannot see the roast potatoes) but it definitely does not look like a Christmas dinner to me. I love yorkshire puddings and would eat them with any meat, but I would not put them on Christmas dinner, DH wanted to but I over ruled him.

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