What's for Christmas dinner??

Jinxy10236
Jinxy10236 Posts: 54
in Food and Nutrition
We're having steak, asparagus & small baked potatoes! Yum.
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  • Bound4Kona
    Bound4Kona Posts: 53 Member
    Tonight's menu: Appetizers: Black olive tapenade with goat cheese, spinach spanakopita, broccoli cheese quiche loraine, Dinner: Maple glazed smoked ham, macaroni & cheese with parmesan bread crumbs, pop overs, French loaf, creamed spinach, and cheddar mash potatoes, Dessert: peach ice cream. And I have 4 hours to cook it all. I'm hoping for a Christmas miracle!
  • PennyM140
    PennyM140 Posts: 423 Member
    Fried turkey :-) so yummy
    Smoked Turkey
    Ham
    Mashed potatoes & gravy
    Green Bean casserole
    home made bread
    (probably better come up with a few more veggies)

    buttermilk pie
    cherry cheesecake pie
    carrot cake
  • la8ydi
    la8ydi Posts: 294 Member
    We are going all non-traditional here and having tacos. :-) Ohhhhh and a yummy chocolate silk pie.
  • kymarai
    kymarai Posts: 3,702 Member
    Christmas Eve dinner is slow cooker venison, pork and ham, homemade mac and cheese, green bean casserole, glazed carrots, deviled eggs, pecan pie, pumpkin pie, cheesecake, cherry cobbler, and cookies.
    Christmas day: Breakfast casserole then make your own pizzas! Keeping it simple!
    Merry Christmas!
  • patrickblo13
    patrickblo13 Posts: 831 Member
    Beef Tenderloin
    Salt potatoes
    Green beans

    And LOTS of whiskey!
  • MysteriousMerlin
    MysteriousMerlin Posts: 2,270 Member
    Pizza. :indifferent: I can order pizza any other d*** day of the year.

    Don't think I'll be having any. I'll eat at work before I go.
  • cathylopez1975
    cathylopez1975 Posts: 191 Member
    Christmas Eve dinner will include 2 different types of chili and beans, a big mixed greens salad, fruit tray, and cornbread muffins. Desserts to be chosen from oatmeal chocolate chip cookies, milk chocolate brownies, pumpkin pie, Rice Crispy treats, and homemade fudge. Yum! Best part, the food will be shared with extended family and friends.
  • tonidarlingx
    tonidarlingx Posts: 25 Member
    Tonight? Home made lasagne.


    On christmas day?

    Prawn cocktail
    Soup
    Garlic mushrooms
    Potato croquettes
    Turkey
    Mashed potato
    Peas
    Brussel sprouts
    Carrots
    Honey roasted parsnips
    Kilted sausages
    Stuffing
    Apple crumble
    Trifle
    Ice cream
  • Jamileigh221
    Jamileigh221 Posts: 4
    Simply Salmon!! I wanted a dinner this year that will not break the calorie bank, yet will be something totally satisfying and special. (something I do not eat that often). Shrimp and Salmon are my absolute favorite!! I will simply be making a yummy batch of salmon with lemon baked on top. That's enough to flavor it for me! As a side, I will probably get a little fancy and do asparagus or a tomato/mozzarella caprese salad. All of these options are still very healthy! I do not use any oil when I cook... if I need to I use fat free Italian dressing to cook with.
  • FITnFIRM4LIFE
    FITnFIRM4LIFE Posts: 818 Member
    Lasagna veg and a meat pan.

    Salad w/walnut ,berries

    Garlic bread

    many snacks and Holiday goodies

    cocktails and tons of cheer;-)
    Happy Holidays!
  • wbfd22
    wbfd22 Posts: 65 Member
    We have never been traditional wehn it comes to Christmas dinner. So tomorrow night we are having jumbo sea scallops, mushrooms stuffed with garlic and escargot, steak, asparagus, ceaser salad and some wine. Not sure what dessert is just yet :)
  • cwolfman13
    cwolfman13 Posts: 41,865 Member
    Christmas Eve (tonight) - various cheeses and meats and crackers, posole, tamales, egg nog, hot cocoa, ice cream, copious amounts of red wine

    Christmas (tomorrow) - various cheeses and meats and crackers, standing rib roast, roasted potatoes with au jus made from roast drippings, roasted brussel's sprouts, apple pie, egg nog, copious amounts of red wine
  • carlalovescake
    carlalovescake Posts: 42
    Tonight its cheese and crackers, pringles and tiramisu cake :O Oh and mulled wine :D

    Tomorrow we are having steak and chips, onion rings, peas and mushrooms followed by homemade chocolate torte and lots of red wine yuuummmmm

    We don't have the traditional turkey because we like to spend time together outdoors or playing games rather than in the kitchen!

    Happy Christmas!!
  • boymom75
    boymom75 Posts: 74
    Tonight - homemade tamales (tradition since I was little), spanish rice, black beans. Cookies I made last night for dessert...peanut butter kiss, chocolate chip, ginger snaps.

    Tomorrow - ham, cheesy potato casserole, green bean bundles, rolls and coconut cream pie!

    I love Christmas! :smile:
  • rjgvt
    rjgvt Posts: 25 Member
    Christmas Eve: Chinese food, Fa ra ra ra ra! (From the movie, no offense to anyone)

    Christmas day: Ham, some other stuff and................CHEESECAKE!!

    New Years Day: Sauerkraut, mashed potatoes and hot dogs. It's a Pennsylvania thing where I grew up. Will also have a pork roast for the non-PA people.
  • salembambi
    salembambi Posts: 5,585 Member
    I am half danish and tonight is traditional danish christmas...which I will not be having since I am vegan and nothing is vegan soo I will be eating beet soup & some boiled potatoes instead of all the traditional stuff..one day I shall veganize them for myself

    Tomorrow - Tofurky, stuffing, mashed potatoes,mushroom gravy,buns,nanaimo bars, rice dream cocoa marble fudge ice cream, chips & onion dip mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm get in my belly
  • EMTFreakGirl
    EMTFreakGirl Posts: 597 Member
    I got the reverse of a Christmas bonus...the company paid us early, but shorted me almost 14 hours...so no shopping for Christmas dinner. Instead I shopped out of the freezer. I am throwing together a Hot Italian Sausage-Spaghetti Squash bake, with some ricotta, mozz, and parmesan cheese. Tomato gravy with LOTS of garlic, onion and mushrooms. YUM!
  • Denjo060
    Denjo060 Posts: 1,008
    Ham
    mashed potatoes
    stuffing
    asparagis wrapped in bacon
    macaroni salad
    baked beans
    gravy
    and peanut butter pie for dessert (maybe)
  • Denjo060
    Denjo060 Posts: 1,008
    Christmas Eve: Chinese food, Fa ra ra ra ra! (From the movie, no offense to anyone)

    Christmas day: Ham, some other stuff and................CHEESECAKE!!

    New Years Day: Sauerkraut, mashed potatoes and hot dogs. It's a Pennsylvania thing where I grew up. Will also have a pork roast for the non-PA people.



    Hahaha we do chinese buffet for Christmas eve too and pork and sauerkraut with mased potatoes and peas for new years day Im from Pa
  • CynthiaT60
    CynthiaT60 Posts: 1,280 Member
    We're having some snacks in the morning (sweet bread and/or cheese and/or smoked salmon and/or wine and/or coffee and/or tea), but dinner is "normal". I mean, what we would eat on a regular day. There is some chocolate mousse for dessert, though.
  • keem88
    keem88 Posts: 1,689 Member
    spinach baked ziti and roasted broccoli with garlic
  • hipomix
    hipomix Posts: 10
    Everything you can imagine willl end in my stomach :P
  • runningdownfullerroad
    runningdownfullerroad Posts: 8
    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.
  • momwhosbusy
    momwhosbusy Posts: 154 Member
    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 allergies
  • ndj1979
    ndj1979 Posts: 29,136 Member
    standing rib roast
    roasted potatoes
    mashed squash
    bread
    red wine < repeat about six times...
  • acpgee
    acpgee Posts: 7,961 Member
    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.
  • mackemom
    mackemom Posts: 277 Member
    Christmas Eve tradition: oyster stew! ;)
  • CyberEd312
    CyberEd312 Posts: 3,536 Member
    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
  • vniemo2
    vniemo2 Posts: 25 Member
    Smoked Prime Rib
    Mashed Potatoes
    Green Beans
    Salad
  • Some_Watery_Tart
    Some_Watery_Tart Posts: 2,250 Member
    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
    Family. You, sir, are doing it right.

    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:

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