What is your ideal Christmas Dinner? and What time do you eat your meal?!
What is your ideal Christmas Dinner? and What time do you eat your meal?
Everyone has there own ideas and I would like to borrow from some of them to make the best dinner possible this year...we have 2 family members that make that very important to us this year. Thanks
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Well this year its going to be 2 meals, becuase our tradition is we normally have bbq ribs & all the fixxens that go with it.
So, Im making bbq beef country ribs, corn on the cob, bbq baked beans, homemade coleslaw, homemade mac & cheese.
And: Pineapple glazed spiraled cut ham, real sweet potatoes candied, mashed potatoes, gravy, green bean casserole, stove top stuffing, cranberry sauce, minced meat pie (for my inlaws, this is a HORRIBLE pie), homemade apple dutch pie, homemade dinner rolls, homemade orange bread, deviled eggs, 4 diffrent kinds of homemade cookies, & homemade brownies, & a Christmas tree shapped cake too.
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this is the biggest meal Ive ever made in my 10 years of marriage! Im expecting close to 25 people. So this year luckily Im having some help with this meal, my hubby , son, & my sister&laws.
my ideal christmas dinner is eating a lot of ice cream ...bwahah
Breaded mushrooms with onion dip http://www.recipesforvegans.co.uk/mushro...
Roast potatoes http://www.recipesforvegans.co.uk/roastp...
parsnip and carrot mash
Nut roast with mushroom sauce http://www.recipesforvegans.co.uk/nutroa...
Mince pies with custard http://www.recipesforvegans.co.uk/mincep...
Fried Turkey
Homemade Mac-n-Cheese
Green Bean Casserole
Sweet Potato Crunch
Oyster Dressing
Giblet Gravy
Sweet Tea
Pecan Pie
We eat at noon.
turkey, ham, pumpkin pie, greens, cornbread yum
well i eat it at 1:00 5:00
We either have a hot meal - turkey, pork, gravy, potatoes, pumpkin, beans and sweet potato. Or we have a cold lunch - ham, salads, seafood. And lots of nice desserts - pavlova, trifle, plum pudding with custard. We usually eat between 12 and 1 pm.
ham dressing turkery salad peas
I'm not sure how this will help... i'm romanian, so we have our own eastern european traditions. Especially food-wise. First of all, every member of our family comes to my house on Christmas Eve, for our traditional dinner. There are lots of dishes, mostly pork (some are really yucky, but some are tasty)... the best ones are the cabbage rolls filled with minced meat, and the polenta, and the desert - "cozonac" (i really have no idea how to translate that). We usually eat at 8 pm (not too healthy, but Christmas is only once a year!) and the party goes into the night... We open the presents, we talk, and we try to have fun.