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12-23-2012, 10:50 AM #1
What is on your Christmas Menu this year?
Hi all! Mom and dad are coming today and leaving Christmas day so we are going to make a ham with fixin's for dinner tonight. Christmas Eve we will take them out to dinner. Still not decided on our Christmas Day dinner since they are not going to be here..... so what are you all having?
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12-23-2012, 07:34 PM #2
Re: What is on your Christmas Menu this year?
On Christmas Day I go to my great aunt's house for lunch. She has a traditional Indonesian feast. This consists of "yellow rice" which is rice made w/tumeric, and different meats--fried chicken, beef, and pork; gado-gado which is a salad of steamed cabbage, green beans, and bean sprouts served with peanut sauce and shrimp chips. There are a bunch of other sides too but those are the main dishes. Indonesian food can be very spicy and is very flavorful. It's one of my favorite foods so i'm really looking forward to the lunch!
I don't think I'll be having anything special on Christmas Eve since I have to work that day but I did buy a 12lb turkey so I might roast that on the day after Xmas!
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12-23-2012, 09:28 PM #3
Re: What is on your Christmas Menu this year?
for Christmas eve, I'll make traditional sea food dinner, lot's of snow crab legs, and twice stuffed potato. good desert, like ambrosia and then some egg nog for a little later, with some Captin Morgan spiced rum
For Christmas Day I either do a standing rib roast or a Lasagna and fresh bread
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12-25-2012, 08:33 AM #4
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Re: What is on your Christmas Menu this year?
I managed a 4 day weekend for Christmas by taking Monday off.
It's been 4 days of eating and vegetating.
Saturday breakfast was bacon, eggs and toast, Lunch was grilled cheese sandwiches, and in the evening we started the royal feasting with a pound of cold shrimp. Some cheese and crackers and wine.
Sunday's decadence began by going out to Denny's for breakfast, followed by a Luncheon Birthday Party for the neighbor and they served Roast Beef, Fried Chicken, Green Beans, Country Mashed potatoes and gravy and salad. We had Filet Minion for dinner, Nothing else, just the steak because we had already had so much other stuff earlier.
Yesterday we had Scrumptious Biscuits and Gravy for Breakfast. Loaded Nacho's for lunch and Snow Crab legs and Artichokes for dinner.
Today started with Cinnamon Pecan rolls and for dinner we are having Prime Rib roast with twice baked potatoes, Aunt Ruth's Carrot casserole, Stuffed Mushroom Sage Dressing and Dinner rolls, Cranberry Sauce.
Picture is the casserole dishes ready to go in the oven. We didn't manage to get a pic of the prime rib or anything after it was finished. We were too intent on eating.
I had managed to lose about 15 lbs a few months ago.....I've probably put half of that back on this weekend alone!
I have a 4 day weekend next weekend too...I've already told Bruce that one needs to be productive...not like this one.Last edited by LariP; 12-25-2012 at 07:36 PM.
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12-26-2012, 11:20 PM #5
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Re: What is on your Christmas Menu this year?
Wow! We did nothing fancy. Was too busy so went with meatball sandwiches along side of Philly sandwiches, Crock pot style this year.
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12-29-2012, 06:30 AM #6
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Re: What is on your Christmas Menu this year?
Ohhh Jenn, that sounds good too though!
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12-29-2012, 09:06 AM #7
Re: What is on your Christmas Menu this year?
Pfffft. I was on strike this year for Christmas. My younger child moved off to College in August, so I've been suffering Empty Nest syndrome. No lights, no tree, no nuthin' this year for me. <whine, whimper, grumble>
So Scrooge (me) and Dear Hubby went to my Father's home on Christmas Day and joined them for their feast. I must say that my Father is a world-class BBQ and Smoker - so his menu was:
Smoked Short Ribs, Smoked Ham, and Smoked Turkey, with greenbeans and new potatoes, Ceasar salad, fresh biscuits, and the family recipe for Pecan Pie! (Our family had a patent on pecans years ago.)
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12-29-2012, 09:34 AM #8
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