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Poll Results: Do You Cook the Traditional :SUNDAY DINNER"?

 
  • 16% (4)
    yes-every Sunday
  • 32% (8)
    occasionally
  • 16% (4)
    rarely
  • 36% (9)
    sunday ranks as high as Wednesday
25 Total Votes  
post #11 of 15
Probably a couple times a month.. not every Sunday though.. i'm a SAHM, so we can have "Sunday Dinners" whenever I feel like making them..
post #12 of 15
No. Growing up, our traditional Sunday dinner was hamburgers on the grill after Mass. (We went to 6pm folk Mass.)

Now, after church we go out to eat (ours is in the morning) and then dinner is a normal dinner. But, as the last poster said, one person's Sunday dinner might be somebody else's regular fare. Some people say I do a spread every night, but I just try to have a variety with lots of veggies.
post #13 of 15
Sunday, for us, is the same as any other day of the week.
post #14 of 15
I try to to it every week, but sometimes other things just come up. Usually we try to have the grandparents over as well, but if that doesn't work, then it's just us and a whole lot of food (hello, weekday leftovers!)
post #15 of 15
It's just another day at my house. DH works nights including Sunday nights, so anything we do special is on an one of his off-days.
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