Whats are your favorite Holiday Foods?

Entropy89 · 12-24-2022, 03:20 PM

Wondering what everyones favorite holiday meals are. Mine is lasagna and cioppino and I look forward to it every year and its been a tradition in my family for generations.

M_Six · 12-24-2022, 03:32 PM

Pot roast (which we're making right now), stollen (from Aldi), and sides we don't have often.

Esteban · 12-24-2022, 03:35 PM

Tacos. Rice and beans, guacamole and chips, which we’ll be having tomorrow.

ASAP · 12-24-2022, 03:43 PM

Turkey of course!

///MPhatic · 12-24-2022, 03:47 PM

1. Cornflake wreaths
2. Classic candy
3. Thumbprint cookies

Real food? Hmmm. Not sure.

Esteban · 12-24-2022, 03:52 PM

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Originally Posted by ///MPhatic

1. Cornflake wreaths
2. Classic candy
3. Thumbprint cookies

Real food? Hmmm. Not sure.

Not sure? But it’s the day before.

floridaorange · 12-24-2022, 06:37 PM

egg nog, wassail and we get sent a couple large danish kringles that are quickly becoming a tradition. Mom makes Christmas bread and likes to serve orange slices for breakfast.

Watching The World Burn · 12-24-2022, 07:30 PM

Bacon wrapped water chestnuts
Beef wellington
Brie with some topping and crackers

SW111 · 12-24-2022, 07:33 PM

Potato soup with bacon. Fresh homemade bread. It been a Christmas Eve tradition in my family since before I was born.

Entropy89 · 12-24-2022, 09:53 PM

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Originally Posted by M_Six

Pot roast (which we're making right now), stollen (from Aldi), and sides we don't have often.

Sounds great! I’ve never had stollen before but I’ve seen it in Aldi during the holidays.

Entropy89 · 12-24-2022, 09:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Esteban

Tacos. Rice and beans, guacamole and chips, which we’ll be having tomorrow.

Great stuff!

Entropy89 · 12-24-2022, 09:58 PM

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Originally Posted by ASAP

Turkey of course!

A lot of people I know have turkey. I think my week of eating turkey during Thanksgiving is enough to make me wait a year for more haha

Entropy89 · 12-24-2022, 09:59 PM

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Originally Posted by ///MPhatic

1. Cornflake wreaths
2. Classic candy
3. Thumbprint cookies

Real food? Hmmm. Not sure.

The cornflake wreaths look really cool haha

Entropy89 · 12-24-2022, 10:05 PM

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Originally Posted by floridaorange

egg nog, wassail and we get sent a couple large danish kringles that are quickly becoming a tradition. Mom makes Christmas bread and likes to serve orange slices for breakfast.

Wassail and danish kringle sound like a great combination!

Entropy89 · 12-24-2022, 10:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Watching The World Burn

Bacon wrapped water chestnuts
Beef wellington
Brie with some topping and crackers

I always wanted to make beef wellington, definitely on my list of things to try.

Entropy89 · 12-24-2022, 10:08 PM

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Originally Posted by SW111

Potato soup with bacon. Fresh homemade bread. It been a Christmas Eve tradition in my family since before I was born.

Sounds fantastic!

RichF90M5C · 12-25-2022, 03:16 AM

Turkey with all the trimmings, of course!

Buug959 · 12-25-2022, 04:34 AM

My family's traditional Christmas Eve is fondue. We have oil for the meat and seafood, cheese of course and also a chocolate pot. Our doors are always open to all friends and family and the pots are kept busy all evening, often 'til 2 or 3am. Oh and there's always lots of Christmas cheer flowing too.

Happy Holidays to all.

2000cs · 12-25-2022, 08:23 AM

When I had family I used to make something nice but different each year, like Capons (Cornish Game Hens), 7 bone roast (prime rib), etc. Others took care of the sides. A duck would be fun to do, and maybe a beef Wellington another year. Turkey is for thanksgiving, and ham for Easter (although I did make one for Christmas once).

Now it is usually just the two of us and one is vegetarian, so pretty low key.

evil-G-nius · 12-25-2022, 02:39 PM

Typically my family does seafood gumbo for Christmas. This year, since its just me & my wife, we are going to have shrimp & grits! Last night we had my aunt & uncle over and we had crab stuffed salmon with roasted broccoli & roasted potatoes

Entropy89 · 12-25-2022, 03:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Buug959

My family's traditional Christmas Eve is fondue. We have oil for the meat and seafood, cheese of course and also a chocolate pot. Our doors are always open to all friends and family and the pots are kept busy all evening, often 'til 2 or 3am. Oh and there's always lots of Christmas cheer flowing too.

Happy Holidays to all.

Best time of the year, Happy Holidays! Fondue is an awesome idea!

Entropy89 · 12-25-2022, 03:56 PM

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Originally Posted by 2000cs

When I had family I used to make something nice but different each year, like Capons (Cornish Game Hens), 7 bone roast (prime rib), etc. Others took care of the sides. A duck would be fun to do, and maybe a beef Wellington another year. Turkey is for thanksgiving, and ham for Easter (although I did make one for Christmas once).

Now it is usually just the two of us and one is vegetarian, so pretty low key.

Its only my wife and daughter these days but we still do full meals. It makes meal prep much easier for the next week haha. I much prefer quieter holidays, big family gatherings are fun but tend to be a lot.

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Buug959 Captain 17440 Rep 873 Posts Drives: 335xi E90, GMC Sierra, VW Golf Join Date: Jun 2020 Location: Nova Scotia iTrader: (0)	My family's traditional Christmas Eve is fondue. We have oil for the meat and seafood, cheese of course and also a chocolate pot. Our doors are always open to all friends and family and the pots are kept busy all evening, often 'til 2 or 3am. Oh and there's always lots of Christmas cheer flowing too. Happy Holidays to all. __________________ Wha' da ya mean? No brakes never stopped anyone before!
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2000cs Captain 3503 Rep 1,004 Posts Drives: Potato Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: USA iTrader: (1)	When I had family I used to make something nice but different each year, like Capons (Cornish Game Hens), 7 bone roast (prime rib), etc. Others took care of the sides. A duck would be fun to do, and maybe a beef Wellington another year. Turkey is for thanksgiving, and ham for Easter (although I did make one for Christmas once). Now it is usually just the two of us and one is vegetarian, so pretty low key.
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