What's for Christmas dinner??
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spinach baked ziti and roasted broccoli with garlic0
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Everything you can imagine willl end in my stomach :P0
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A repeat of Thanksgiving dinner with all the traditional foods: turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing, pie, etc.
I'm looking forward to the day when I can start some of my own traditions, including being more innovative with the menu.0 -
Tonight: Clean the left overs out of the fridge so: Nachos, mashed potatoes, chicken, veggies, etc.
Dessert tonight = peppermint stick ice cream with home made hot fudge sauce
tomorrow:
Swiss Steak with homemade mushroom gravy
mashed potatoes
homemade rolls
green beans
carrots
corn
brown rice
Dessert - frostbite (YUMMY goodness of custard, egg whites, and whipping cream with grated chocolate on the top)
Note: no potatoes, carrots, corn, or rolls for me because of allergies0 -
standing rib roast
roasted potatoes
mashed squash
bread
red wine < repeat about six times...0 -
Christmas Eve was beef estouffade with barley pilaf and grilled asparagus.
Christmas lunch logs in at 1014 cals before wine. Nam Prik Ong with raw veg (google it) followed by more traditional fare. Roast chicken with bread stuffing with bacon and raisins. Cranberry sauce and roast brussel sprouts. Clafoutis with whipped cream for dessert. A guest is bringing Spanish charcuterie and cheeses which I haven't logged yet.0 -
Christmas Eve tradition: oyster stew!0
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We are ordering in Pizza and Wings and Beer.... That away we can spend more time playing with the kids and less time preparing food and doing dishes.... Plus I could eat Pizza 7 days a week so sounds good to me... lol0
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Smoked Prime Rib
Mashed Potatoes
Green Beans
Salad0 -
We are ordering in Pizza and Wings and Beer.... That away we can spend more time playing with the kids and less time preparing food and doing dishes.... Plus I could eat Pizza 7 days a week so sounds good to me... lol
We have a Christmas tradition: candy for breakfast. Dinner will be whatever my MIL prepares, and it'll be great because I didn't have to make it. :happy:0 -
Tonight? Homemade chicken pot pie (a healthier version)
Tomorrow? Local ham ( from 20 miles down the road!)
Smashed potatoes
Steamed carrots
Veggie & sage stuffing
Yams
Fresh rolls
Maple creme brulee
Lots of pickles/olives/etc.
Merry Christmas!!!0 -
im bringing vegies and homemade dips for entree. there will be cheese and crackers, nuts for entree too. prawns ham turkey and about 7 salads for lunch with crabberry sauce. mangoes and cherries, fruit salad, christmas pudding and tiramasu for dessert. and lots of new dishes each year too. about 30+ people come so plenty of opportunity for healthy food0
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Tomorrow's menu:
Stuffed turkey breast
Slow cooker stuffing (extra, because I find the one in the breast too wet and mushy)
Honey roasted root vegetable medley (carrots, turnip, fennel, sweet potato and onion)
Roast potatoes (my dad is bringing those, along with the gravy)
Scalloped brussels sprouts
Vanilla eggnog cheesecake
Tonight I had leftovers... gotta get the fridge cleared out.0 -
Tonight-Thai fried rice with chicken and shrimp dumplings
Tomorrow-salad, Italian bread, whole wheat cappellini pasta with a sauce containing shrimp, clams and halibut.
For dessert-variety of Xmas cookies and pumpkin, cherry and pecan pie!
Oh and lots of wine!0 -
Fried turkey
home made cranberries
french fries
crescent rolls
dressing
shrimp and cocktail sauce
Beer
White wine
Pumpkin pie
Some kind of pretzel/chocolate pie thing my mom made
And probably something green. Need to get something green.
And cookies.
And cinnamon rolls.
Yep. Tomorrow doesn't get calorie counted. It's Christmas. Don't be a fuddy duddy.0 -
A repeat of Thanksgiving dinner with all the traditional foods: turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing, pie, etc.
I'm looking forward to the day when I can start some of my own traditions, including being more innovative with the menu.
I can relate - my hubs insists on another Thanksgiving meal, and I'm tired of it. At least I know how to cook it all pretty well by now :-) Happy Holidays0 -
Breakfast will be bacon and eggs. Dinner is Turkey legs and thighs (only 2 of us so not worth making a big turkey), mashed potatoes, green beans and stuffing with lemon pie for dessert!!0
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A repeat of Thanksgiving dinner with all the traditional foods: turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing, pie, etc.
I'm looking forward to the day when I can start some of my own traditions, including being more innovative with the menu.
I can relate - my hubs insists on another Thanksgiving meal, and I'm tired of it. At least I know how to cook it all pretty well by now :-) Happy Holidays
Perhaps they could make it then!0
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