Michael "Dog3" Lonergan wrote:

> I'm having a heart attack. The S.O. just called. He's getting a duck. He
> says it's big. A roasted duck as an Xmas gift. I am dancing...


Roast duck is one of my favorite meat victuals, the only thing I like better
is a good rack 'o lamb...hmmm I think I'll make it for when I have a
"football Sunday" at my place...some dumplings, some red cabbage, gravy,
maybe even some mashed parsnips ;-p

It's rich too so you don't have to eat a boatload of it to sate yer taste
cravings (exact opposite of turkey)...

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Greg

Michael "Dog3" Lonergan wrote:

> >> I'm having a heart attack. The S.O. just called. He's getting a
> >> duck. He says it's big. A roasted duck as an Xmas gift. I am
> >> dancing...
> >
> >
> > Roast duck is one of my favorite meat victuals, the only thing I like
> > better is a good rack 'o lamb...hmmm I think I'll make it for when I
> > have a "football Sunday" at my place...some dumplings, some red
> > cabbage, gravy, maybe even some mashed parsnips ;-p
> >
> > It's rich too so you don't have to eat a boatload of it to sate yer
> > taste cravings (exact opposite of turkey)...
> >
>
> The parsnips are a given. The only issue I have is haulilng it 200 miles.
>
> Michael
>
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You'll figure out a way to haul that duck! How could you *not*??!? You are
one very lucky fellow.

Now I'm thinking duck for Christmas, too . . .

Spitz
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