No particular dish for New Years Day, but if we stay in on NYEve (and this year we are having a quiet one in) I buy a roast, maybe beef or pork, make hot sandwiches, open a bottle of Champagne and roast some chestnuts...then at midnight OH goes out the backdoor and is let in the front...always carrying a piece of coal.
Not sure what the origin is, but it's a tradition I grew up with so we still do it.
Happy New Year Syl!!
In Scotland people say "Lang may yer lum reek" as a New Year toast, meaning "Long may your chimney smoke" then sometimes people joke "with other peoples coal"
Basically it means, you hope the person lives a long and healthy life!!
I love the old traditions...long may they continue.
No particular dish for New Years Day, but if we stay in on NYEve (and this year we are having a quiet one in) I buy a roast, maybe beef or pork, make hot sandwiches, open a bottle of Champagne and roast some chestnuts...then at midnight OH goes out the backdoor and is let in the front...always carrying a piece of coal.
Not sure what the origin is, but it's a tradition I grew up with so we still do it.
Happy New Year Syl!!
In Scotland people say "Lang may yer lum reek" as a New Year toast, meaning "Long may your chimney smoke" then sometimes people joke "with other peoples coal"
Basically it means, you hope the person lives a long and healthy life!!
I love the old traditions...long may they continue.
All the best for 2019.
Have been to the gym, I'm down to my Burns Night fighting weight.
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No particular dish for New Years Day, but if we stay in on NYEve (and this year we are having a quiet one in) I buy a roast, maybe beef or pork, make hot sandwiches, open a bottle of Champagne and roast some chestnuts...then at midnight OH goes out the backdoor and is let in the front...always carrying a piece of coal.
Not sure what the origin is, but it's a tradition I grew up with so we still do it.
Happy New Year Syl!!
In Scotland people say "Lang may yer lum reek" as a New Year toast, meaning "Long may your chimney smoke" then sometimes people joke "with other peoples coal"
Basically it means, you hope the person lives a long and healthy life!!
I love the old traditions...long may they continue.
All the best for 2019.
Have been to the gym, I'm down to my Burns Night fighting weight.
If you look anything like that picture and nothing like Blubberboy you can have my number anytime, you gorgeous hunk of handsomeness.