Easy Christmas Dinner?

Anonymous
Lasagna seems so heavy. What about salmon (however you like it prepared)?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Lasagna seems so heavy. What about salmon (however you like it prepared)?


No problem if everyone likes it.
Anonymous
Harira
Anonymous
Whole Foods - you order, pick up, stick in the oven for however long and you're done. This is how we do Christmas.
Anonymous
Sous vide steaks! At the last minute, sear them in a pan and then serve. They can sit in the sous vide all day if you want. Serve with something super easy like broiled asparagus. And then a Christmassy Bundt cake that you make the day before (Bundt cakes are pretty, especially with dusted powdered sugar on top, and usually pretty forgiving and easy to make in a stand mixer in about 5 minutes time)
Anonymous
Salmon sounds great! Bake a big one and with a garnish it looks fancy on a Christmas serving platter. Great idea
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I make a lasagna the day before and leave it in the fridge. Pop it in the oven on Christmas Day. Make a quick spinach and dried cranberry salad. Easy, delicious, minimal fuss.


+1 and the leftovers are great too!
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Salmon sounds great! Bake a big one and with a garnish it looks fancy on a Christmas serving platter. Great idea



Don't. your entire house will stink for the next day.
Anonymous
Roast beef and Yorkshire pudding (if you know how to make Yorkshire pudding already) or potatoes if you don't

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