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Christmas dinner timetable
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Christmas day: lunch to be served at 2:00pm
7.30am
- Preheat the oven and prepare the turkey. Refer to our Guide to Christmas Turkey if necessary.
8.15am
- Make the bread sauce if you havent already.
- If you are using a warming oven, put in the required plates and serving dishes.
- Set up coffee and tea trays for later.
11:30am
- Prepare sausages and bacon rolls for cooking. Reheat Bread Sauce and place it in a jug with butter on top to melt over the surface, and keep warm.
Noon:
- Start steaming the Christmas pudding. (Make a traditional recipe or a low-calorie version.)
- If youre drinking red wine with your meal, you may want to give it time to breathe. Open now.
- You've survived the morning, well done! Pour yourself a glass of bucks fizz to celebrate.
12:45pm:
- Make the roast potatoes and prepare saucepans of boiling water for sprouts and any other vegetables.
1:15pm:
- Remove turkey from oven, cover loosely with foil and leave to rest.
1:30pm:
- Check bacon rolls, remove and keep warm.
1:45pm:
- Put sprouts on to cook and gravy on to heat. While they are cooking, dish up food into serving dishes and carve the turkey.
- Check Christmas pudding.
2:00pm:
Tuck in!
For all festive recipes and step-by-step guides to homemade decorations and activities for the kids, check out our definitive guide to a homemade Christmas.
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