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What was for Christmas dinner?

PrairieSpyder

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We delayed our Christmas dinner since my brother's kids arrived in the morning and would only be all about the gifts, and my dad was ill. So I'm fixing ham today and everyone is a lot calmer. We like turkey for Thanksgiving and ham for Christmas, and then, of course, black-eyed peas and greens for New Year Day.

I have a friend whose family picks a theme each year and everyone provides dishes to that theme - Italian, Mexican, etc.

What did ya'll serve for Christmas?
 
We started out with Squash soup. Then moved to the "Big Plate":
Ribs
Vegetable Casserole
Stuffed Mushrooms
A Holiday Roll sweetened with cinnamon
ended-up with Cheesecake
and washed it all down with wine... :thumbup:


 
my life is boring, i stayed home and had fish and rice from the gas station i buy my dinners at. starting Monday i go on a premium protein shake 4 times a day to start loosing weight for my weight loss surgery. only a couple of tests left to take. so i might have surgery in January or February. i figure it might add a few MPH'S to my bike. i rode a brand new goldwing on Christmas eve, afraid i really liked it
 
How many pounds do they want you to drop before the surgery?
Here's to some luck at meeting your goal! :cheers: :thumbup:
 
How many pounds do they want you to drop before the surgery?
Here's to some luck at meeting your goal! :cheers: :thumbup:

what they said was that they want my liver and other organs to shrink so they can do the surgery as arthroscopic surgery. i told them if one organ shrinks any more i will be a girl
 
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Tie a ribbon around it, so that you know if they try anything... :yikes:
 

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We did a beef loin, medium rare of course...blood is gravy, with rolls, mashed potatoes and green beans. :thumbup:
 
Rib eye steaks on the grill, Shrimp Cocktails, Crab Cakes, and pumpkin pie with ice cream. Good thing the RT has air ride.
 
Our two kids live in Iowa and Louisiana, and my three brothers and sisters-in-law were suffering from "abandoned Grandparent syndrome" as their kids all have their own families and Christmas Day activities. We four brothers and our wives went to Marie Callendar's for Christmas dinner. Turkey dinner for six of us and ham for two. We then went to my youngest brother's home for gift exchange and dessert and coffee. Enjoyable day it was.

I could hardly believe how busy the restaurant was. We had reservations and still had to wait close to a half-hour.
 
Stuffed mushrooms and jalapeño, and sweet and sour meatballs were the appetizers. Main course was a 12lb ham I brined and cured for 28 days, and smoked for 12 hrs. Had some mashed potatoes on the smoker also. First time doing smoked taters, and they were great.

Got a 10lb brisket for new years eve... :bbq:..
 
5 kids and 5 spouses 16 grand kids me and the wife. We did Sweetheart Roast Turkey (Sanpete is the heart of turkey country) Ham,Baked yam,Yam with dried cranberry and pecan, Brazil nut stuffing rolls, and various other home made goodies,presents and lots of fun visiting. I am very blessed that all my children live within a few hours drive.I only had one grand kid that had to work so all the rest were there. Great times.
 
You all eat really well! I think I'll start a new tradition of traveling to one of your houses every Christmas and eating with y'all!

I hope you have a great New Year, too!
 
This year it was my turn to cook Christmas Dinner. Mind you, I am NOT A COOK!!

My precious wife always cooks, but this meal was my present to her.

We both had scrumptious 'Marie Callender's Roasted Turkey Breast & Stuffing!!' After all, we are traditionalists!

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Umm, Umm GOOD!!

:joke:

Joe T.
 
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