The Food & Drink Thread

[Moonface]

Hmm. Perhaps these items you tend to see for dinner time at breakfast could be for night workers after their shift and have an option if they haven't had a cooked meal in their day yet? Yeah I would not expect there to be a steak dish at the time other than for that.

Hmm, perhaps. Especially because the place I saw steak offered was IHOP, which has a lot of places open 24 hours. Their dinner menu isn't 24 hours though, just the breakfast, so maybe steak is on there for the people who want a dinner option at a time when dinner isn't really being served.

[Kyng]

One thing I'm trying to sort out is something to have for dessert on Christmas Eve.

Traditionally, my family has had Yule log - but, now that I'm no longer allowed dairy, I wouldn't be able to have a normal one. (Dairy-free yule logs do exist - but, at £10 a go, I'd have to *really* want one in order to get one. I am considering it, but still not sure if I want to pay that much!)

Another option is to make an apple crumble with added mincemeat. It sounds Christmassy, and should be nice (especially considering I've always enjoyed fruit crumbles!)