Sunday Dinner

What do you usually do?
what time do you usually eat?

Do you do a Sunday dinner or is it just another day? Do you cook nicer meals or just basic stuff?

Basically, what's your Sunday tradition?

We do not have a Sunday dinner. For us it is just another day and we cook just basic foods.

It's just another day for us. Nothing special. I might cook something or everyone might have to fend for themselves

sundays here are LAZY days! we try to do as little as possible. we are not religious so no church or things like that. most of the time my inlaws stop by around 12 ( after they get out of church) to see dd but that's about it.

Quoting P Pickle Pants:" What do you usually do? what time do you usually eat? Do you do a Sunday dinner or is it just another day? Do you cook nicer meals or just basic stuff? Basically, what's your Sunday tradition?"

My family used to go to church, grab lunch onthe way in, then do NOTHING all day and have a nice dinner round 8.. but its bee a lonnng time since weve done that i mean like 10 years.... now my brothers have baseball games on sundays and i work every sunday.. but now that i live on my own with SO and were bout to have a baby.. id LOVE to get back into doing church and then NOTHING! haha

Sunday is when everyone is home, so we always have a steak dinner, with all the fixings: potato dish, veg, and dessert. I love Sunday  

Quoting Poяcelain:" Sunday is when everyone is home, so we always have a steak dinner, with all the fixings: potato dish, veg, and dessert. I love Sunday  "

mmmm that sounds awesome but i like my steaks nice and PINK like your avi lips bahahaha but i was told its a no no for the next 6 months.. : (

We don't do church (I wish we did and would probably if my DH weren't so lazy on weekends, but he works LONG hours).

We just eat around 2pm and I usually make something a lil more complicated than normal and we have family time all day after that.

If we do church I do crock pot food or food I can prep the night before

We all have lunch together at noon. That's about it lol

<blockquote><b>Quoting B-Baby:</b>" mmmm that sounds awesome but i like my steaks nice and PINK like your avi lips bahahaha but i was told its a no no for the next 6 months.. : ("</blockquote>




Aw! Sweet! I like mine med-rare.. Practically just off the hoof and still mooing

Quoting Gir!:" <blockquote><b>Quoting B-Baby:</b>" mmmm that sounds awesome but i like my steaks ... [snip!] ... next 6 months.. : ("</blockquote> Aw! Sweet! I like mine med-rare.. Practically just off the hoof and still mooing"

haha yess! SO thinks its nasty since he likes his xxtra well done and rubbery.. YUCK!

sorry i didnt mean to double post!

Not really. We do tend to make meals that take longer preparation or longer cooking time in the oven on weekends. Like a whole chicken, meatloaf, roast.

<blockquote><b>Quoting B-Baby:</b>" haha yess! SO thinks its nasty since he likes his xxtra well done and rubbery.. YUCK!"</blockquote>



Same here. That's just murdering a would be good steak   no flavor.

I always did a big lunch. Then dinner was watching movies while eating popcorn, cut up cheese, fruit, things like that. That way we had a big healthy breakfast and lunch, but then dinner was healthy "junk food"