What's on the menu for Christmas dinner?!


Question:

What's on the menu for Christmas dinner?


Answers:
Baked glazed ham, fried cabbage, greens, smothered potaotes, corn on the cob, fresh baked rolls, homemade peach cobbler

Rib roast in a garlic wine sauce seasoned with thyme
Chicken kiev wrapped in cheese and prescuio
Garlic Mashed Potatoes
Fried Okra
Green Bean satay with garlic


There ya go!

chitterlings

tripe and onions, yum, yum.

A fried turkey(with gravy), ham, roast beef, and maybe a leg of lamb? Real macaroni and cheese, yams, organic collards, cabbage with red potatoes, fresh string beans, corn bread, rolls, cranberry sauce, potato salad, and deviled eggs. Desserts: Two cakes pinapple up side down cake and yellow cake. Pies, cherry and apple pie, homemade! Homemade Punch!

Happy Holidays!

Christmas 2006 Menu

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Appetizers
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Relish Tray
Cheese & Crackers

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Dinner
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Salad
City Ham
Potato Bacon Kugel
Wild Rice Pilaf with Pecans and Dried Cranberries
Broccoli with Lemon and Herb Butter
Parmesan Breadsticks

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Dessert
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Pumpkin Cheesecake with Brown Sugar and Bourbon Cream
Coffee

Roasted Beef Tenderloin with a Thyme-pepper crust and a mushroom wine sauce, roasted rosemary red potatoes, green beans and baby carrots w/ nutmeg. Plenty of wine too. :-)

I'm hosting Christmas this year, it's going to be an all-day meal really.
The family and the in-laws should be arriving around 10:30 or 11:00 so we'll have appetizers and drinks while opening presents. There will be cocktail meatballs, olives, stuffed mushrooms, roasted salted nuts, and a baked brie with pesto in puff-pastry.
For the sit-down meal we're starting with french onion soup au gratin, then a salmon mousse terrine with asparagus spears and lemon butter.
The main course is a crown roast of pork with onion-herb stuffing, potato soufflé, glazed carrots, peas, cranberry sauce and gravy.
Then a cheese tray and green salad with mandarins and tarragon vinaigrette.
For dessert it's going to be a white chocolate mousse cake with raspberry coulis.

well, I can tell you what's NOT on the menu this year. Last year I found a recipe for "spiced oranges" in the NY Times food section. Sounded so good -- marinate the oranges in spices, then slice and serve next to the turkey or ham. Thought it would taste good and look so pretty. It was deadly -- oranges tasted like perfume or incense in a bad gift shop. Good for a laugh, though. Everyone will make fun of me for years for my spiced oranges. . .Have fun and merry Christmas, and stay away from spiced oranges LOL.

A Ham with pinapples and cherrys On top, My grams Famous Baked Breans and her awsome tato sald. And mac slad If anyone will make it. I don't know what else It all depends what mood everyone is in. Amd Homemade cand Candy forsure

Very Tradition meal for us...

Turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes and gravy, asapargus, broccoli, sweet potatoes, corn, cranberry sauce

Homemade pumpkin pie and baked goods for dessert!

Prime rib, spiral-cut ham, or turkey
green-bean casserole
yams
mashed potatoes
homemade cranberry sauce (not the can type!)
dinner rolls
pie
YUM!

Roast dinner with Turkey and all the trimmings
Christmas pudding with cream




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