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08 Apr 12 #322429 by Sunshine10
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I know its silly but.....today was the first time I have ever made a Sunday lunch all on my own. Bizarre for a soon to be 45 year old!! Husband is the cook and dominates the kitchen. Its not that I can''t cook, its just that I can''t cook with him interfering....
So its Easter Sunday and I wanted us to have a family Easter Sunday lunch, and thats exactly what we did.
Is there anything I can''t do??:)Well for the next half hour anway ....:unsure:

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08 Apr 12 #322438 by fairylandtime
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Well done sunshine10

Know exactly how you feel cos my 1st proper Sunday lunch was 2010 it went well, have done quite a few since & not always a success but hey ho at leat I can say it mine, no one complains or shoos you out of the kitchen.

Onward & upward JJx

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08 Apr 12 #322439 by stukadivebomber
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It''s not silly!
It''s a solo achievement.
You thought it worth telling.
It was.
Well done.

I made a sandwich.

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08 Apr 12 #322441 by Nanny18
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Hi Sunshine

I remember those days when the H thought his way was the only way.

Well done to you!

Another tick in the i can cope without you box.B)

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08 Apr 12 #322443 by Emma8485
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Well done xx

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08 Apr 12 #322444 by stepper
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Those Sunday lunches can sometimes be a bit tricky!

I had a few anxious moments about my loin of pork today as it didn''t look as though it was cooking properly.

Thankfully it was all right in the end and soon demolished.

I''m not divorced but I do have a husband who tends to interfere in the kitchen (bless him), but I managed to keep him at bay today.

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08 Apr 12 #322495 by Action
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I''ve cooked Sunday Roasts for as long as I can remember but I had a nightmare last night which was all about cooking Easter lunch for him and the inlaws and me getting frustrated and in a right panic and then spoiling the meal as a result. It all revolved around expectations not being realised - asking him to set the table which he moved from the dining room into the sitting room and I was worried that guests would roast having their backs to the open fire. While trying to finish the cooking I was also shifting furniture with him not helping. It was all fairly typical of siginficant meals - I would ask for assistance and he''d sit in the garden smoking his cigars. Oh how so much more relaxing it is knowing that I have to do it all alone and that I am perfectly capable.

Today''s roast was great, with one of my sons and his family, plus a close friend. I felt more relaxed and less resentful than I have done for years and now can''t wait to be doing it in my very own home.

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