[help4me]

What'd y'all have for your Christmas dinner? Share recipes if you want as well

We had.........

smoked ham ( not spiral ham.... the big ol' ham with the bone.... cooked on the grill)
smoked turkey (also cooked on the grill)
oven roasted turkey
cottage cheese salad
homemade cranberry relish/sauce
stuffing
fruit salad
veggie tray
strawberries and cream cheese dip
crab dip
tuna pasta salad
apple crisp
chocolate cream pie
cookies
candies
sweet tater casserole
green bean casserole
deviled eggs

[ACA529]

That sounds like a wonderful list, I'm too lazy to remember what we had.

[help4me]

Originally Posted by Avianca

That sounds like a wonderful list, I'm too lazy to remember what we had.

Thanks....it was good


BTW....welcome to TSG ....... it's nice to meet you Folks around here call me Bonnie.... you are welcome to do the same

[MightyQueenC]

*can't wait to read about Gabriel's dinner*


At our house, Christmas eve offers a light simple dinner (usually from a box or take-out) but laterz, we have:

baked cheese straws
shrimp with cocktail sauce
a variety of crackers and cheeses
an assortment of pickles, baby onions, raw veggies w/ dip
easy-peel oranges, pomegranates, strawberries, apples and pears
sausage rolls
mini Scotch pies
deviled eggs
nibbles from every chocolate out of a box of 100
mincemeat tarts
eggnog served in champagne glasses


Christmas dinner:

oven roasted turkey, cooked to perfection
roasted chestnut dressing
pork cottage roll, slow cooked until the meat falls off the bone
mushed Yukon Gold potatoes and gravy (both lumpless)
fresh carrot and mushroom saute (wayyyyy too much pepper )
3 bean casserole, quiche and 2 salads (my eldest decided 3 days before Xmas he was goin' vegetarian )
warm from the oven pies (bought not baked): apple, pumpkin and blueberry w/ vanilla icecream

Deeeelish

The New Year's Day meal is:

Roast beef
Yorkshire pudding and gravy
Roasted potatoes and carrots

First desert 2007 will be:

peeled Mandarin oranges and sliced strawberries drizzled with Grand Marnier and topped with fresh whipped cream and sprinkled with chocolate shavings.


*drools*

Welcome to TSG, Avianca and helloz to everyone

[help4me]

Originally Posted by MightyQueenC

*can't wait to read about Gabriel's dinner*


At our house, Christmas eve offers a light simple dinner (usually from a box or take-out) but laterz, we have:

baked cheese straws
shrimp with cocktail sauce
a variety of crackers and cheeses
an assortment of pickles, baby onions, raw veggies w/ dip
easy-peel oranges, pomegranates, strawberries, apples and pears
sausage rolls
mini Scotch pies
deviled eggs
nibbles from every chocolate out of a box of 100
mincemeat tarts
eggnog served in champagne glasses


Christmas dinner:

oven roasted turkey, cooked to perfection
roasted chestnut dressing
pork cottage roll, slow cooked until the meat falls off the bone
mushed Yukon Gold potatoes and gravy (both lumpless)
fresh carrot and mushroom saute (wayyyyy too much pepper )
3 bean casserole, quiche and 2 salads (my eldest decided 3 days before Xmas he was goin' vegetarian )
warm from the oven pies (bought not baked): apple, pumpkin and blueberry w/ vanilla icecream

Deeeelish

The New Year's Day meal is:

Roast beef
Yorkshire pudding and gravy
Roasted potatoes and carrots

First desert 2007 will be:

peeled Mandarin oranges and sliced strawberries drizzled with Grand Marnier and topped with fresh whipped cream and sprinkled with chocolate shavings.


*drools*

Welcome to TSG, Avianca and helloz to everyone

Oooooo.....scrumdiddlyumptious!!!!!!!!!!!!! What a way to start 2007

[MightyQueenC]

Originally Posted by help4me

Oooooo.....scrumdiddlyumptious!!!!!!!!!!!!! What a way to start 2007

LMAO it was the Grand marnier that got yer attention, wazn't it.

I so love Yorkshire pudding, but can take or leave the roast. I've even tried to make it using bacon/leftover fat and beef Bovril. Not the same.

Happy Feasting, Bonnie!

[help4me]

Originally Posted by MightyQueenC

LMAO it was the Grand marnier that got yer attention, wazn't it.

I so love Yorkshire pudding, but can take or leave the roast. I've even tried to make it using bacon/leftover fat and beef Bovril. Not the same.

Happy Feasting, Bonnie!

LOL..... yep....it was But hey.... it sounds so delish!

I've never had Yorkshire pudding.


Feasting indeed! Sounds like you will be too Enjoy, and best wishes for 2007

[MightyQueenC]

Yorkshire pudding iz da bomb!
You have to try it when you get the chance.
It's not especially purdy to look at, but slathered with gravy, it's a Queen's delectable delight.

Best wishes for you and yours as well

The mall and Boxing Day sales call, (actually the youngest asking me every 5 minutes: When are we going? ) so see ya laterz

[LANMaster]

Cheese and crackers.

Wife wasn't feeling up to cooking the ham we have.

[JEBWrench]

Ham, mashed potatoes, Stove Top stuffind, and a can of sweet potatoes.

[angelize56]

As some of you know why...a peanut butter and jelly sandwich with a glass of milk...













And as I said before...man was I stuffed!

[angelize56]

Sister Bonnie...I'm eating at your house next year!

[help4me]

Originally Posted by angelize56

Sister Bonnie...I'm eating at your house next year!

Come now....we'll have left overs And I'll be sure and set a place for you next year too

*HUGS* Sisiter Marlene I heard about the whole dinner thing.... that really bites.

[angelize56]

Now isn't a good time...but I will keep next year in mind!! Thanks Sister Bonnie! *HUGS*

[angelize56]

Originally Posted by MightyQueenC

peeled Mandarin oranges and sliced strawberries drizzled with Grand Marnier and topped with fresh whipped cream and sprinkled with chocolate shavings.

Merry Christmas Carolyn...that sounds extremely good!!!