What's Your Christmas Dinner?

Karb_Kween

I'm making beer ham, butter & parsley red potatoes, mac N cheese, Italian green beans & sliced grape tomatoes and deviled eggs

CafeRacer808

Prime rib, whole roasted cauliflower w/ brown butter, roasted carrots w/ dill, garlic mashed potatoes and a mixed greens salad.

billglitch

strip steaks with peppers, onions and mushrooms and broccoli on the side

MelanieCN77

Husband came home from CostCo with a ham, so that's our meat. I had stuff planned for turkey so I'll do mashed potatoes, carrot and turnip, green beans, stuffing and gravy. He also bought the world's biggest pumpkin pie and I asked who else was coming. There's only the two of us tomorrow, the thing is like two feet across!

kbmnurse

Italian.

queenliz99

Spiral sliced ham, scalloped potatoes, roasted Brussel sprouts, and peach pie and pumpkin pie.

malibu927

Spiral ham, mashed potatoes, some kind of veggie (I think broccoli/cauliflower mix), biscuits, Christmas dessert, and date pudding

MiniMansell1964

roast veggies and rump steak

zyxst

Pizza Hut personal pan pepperoni and half the Tuscany meaty marinara pasta for me. Hubby is having a meat lover's P'zone and the other half of the pasta. The ILs are cooking a turkey breast for me, so I'll eat that in the evening. Mostly I will be going ham on cookies and sweets. I expect to hit 3500 calories tomorrow, if not more.

Karb_Kween

zyxst wrote: »

Pizza Hut personal pan pepperoni and half the Tuscany meaty marinara pasta for me. Hubby is having a meat lover's P'zone and the other half of the pasta. The ILs are cooking a turkey breast for me, so I'll eat that in the evening. Mostly I will be going ham on cookies and sweets. I expect to hit 3500 calories tomorrow, if not more.

Thats super festive

Lin_marie11

Stuffed shells and salad

jemhh

Ham, mashed potatoes, mac n cheese, brussels sprouts, veggie tray, dinner rolls.

williams969

We had turkey with all the fixins tonight (mash, stuffing, gravy, rolls). Tomorrow is brisket and ribs with homemade cornbread and mac and cheese. Boxing Day will be beef loin roast with roasted veggies and baby red potatoes.

WindSparrow

Meh, I might do a veggie pizza or I might do scalloped potatoes, steamed veggies, and ham. It's just the man and me, and he has to work.

Gallowmere1984

Haven't decided yet. Leaning toward a pound of salmon filets, a half pound of red skin potatoes, and a pound of asparagus though.

crzycatlady1

Husband suggested homemade pizzas so we're doing that, there will also be at least one bottle of beer involved as well

tiptoethruthetulips

Christmas day been and almost gone here. Swarmy 33 degs, heatwave conditions for our area. BBQ chicken in lieu of turkey, various salads, roast vegs, steamed veges. Followed by trifle. Three glasses only of champagne all day...lots of water. Some nibbles but not too many.

Time for bed now...

Machka9

We had turkey and veg for dinner ... and pavlova topped with whipped cream and fruit for dessert.

MalkinMagic71

Shredded beef sandwiches
Lasagna
Ham
Potatoes
Lots of cookies.

LadyoftheCake

Sirloin beef tip roast with baby carrots and red potatoes, crescent rolls, broccoli and cheese, and something else, just don't know what yet.

And cookies, candy and fudge...In moderation of course... and Merry Christmas to y'all!

salembambi

Tofurky , mashed potatoes,scalloped potatoes,stuffing,gravy,buns,turnip

Appel crisp, chocolate cake ,ice cream

Snacks ,chips,nuts,chocolates,holiday hog,cookies

Cylphin60

2 Lasagnas, one meat and one veggie, spiral ham, mashed taters, meatballs/sausages, lots of different veggies a couple of casseroles and 10 or 12 desserts with gallons of coffee.

That's the first round, seriously. Looking at 25 or so adults and God alone knows how many kids.

Oh, can't forget the appetizers - shrimps with different dips, cheeses, lots of Lebanese foods and treats...

Yeah...

Francl27

Ham, latkes, chocolate hazelnut Yule log (made by me), apple pie (made my the host). Not sure what else...

elphie754

We don't celebrate Christmas, but we do a huge Yule feast every year that we invite friends and family to (even those of a different faith).

This year we had roast pork as the main dish. Last year we were able to have a huge roast pig, but didn't really have access to a roasting pit this year so we compromised. We make huge fruit cakes and spiced cakes.

We had a lot of fun this year although our celebration was smaller than usual.

MadDogManor

Roast goose and potatoes, corn, salad and gluhwein. With the rest of the homemade pumpkin pie and apple torte.

markrgeary1

Lobsters and rice pilaf, endamame. For dessert there's some special brownies.

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nossmf

Appetizer: steamed artichokes with garlic butter

Main Course: brown sugar glazed ham, mashed potatoes with gravy, sweet potato casserole, green beans, rolls, green onions, glass of wine (non-alcoholic for the kids)

Dessert: ice cream sundaes loaded with all the fixin's

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sgt1372

It's just me, home alone.

Roasting an 8# pork butt pernil-style. Going to pig out w/black beans & rice plus some buttered corn-on-the-cob when it's done and frig/freeze the leftovers. Yum!

JeromeBarry1

I slow cooked a picnic ham in a bath of apple cider and the household said, "Yummy". I also provided mashed potatoes, baked beans and green bean casserole with dinner rolls. Pecan pie and strawberry pecan cake were the desserts.