What are you serving for Christmas?

[Anonymous]

Gumbo w/ Rice
Collard Greens
Potato Salad
Roasted Maple Brussel Sprouts
Skillet Cornbread

Dessert
Banana Pudding
Christmas Cut Out decorated Sugar Cookies

[Anonymous]

Ham, must have ham. Other items pick what your guest might like or what your family likes. And of course have a cake.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ham, must have ham. Other items pick what your guest might like or what your family likes. And of course have a cake.

Meant to say have a cake or pudding.

[Anonymous]

Shrimp cocktail and oysters Rockefeller apps

Prime rib
Turducken
Creamed spinach
Cornbread dressing (with sausage)
Citrus glazed carrots
Cranberry relish
Horseradish sauce
Sister schuberts Parker house rolls

Banana pudding (made with holiday chessmen cookies)

[Anonymous]

Coconut cake and peppermint ice cream poster ... tell me more!!

[Anonymous]

Ham, stuffing, rice pilaf, sweet potatoes and apples, green bean casserole, corn, rolls, and applesauce. Our Christmas is always small, but includes a few family members who don’t get home cooked food much, so Christmas is a mash up of “traditional” dinner and favorite foods. Dessert is a toss up. Sometimes just Christmas cookies, sometimes something like cheesecake. I and a few of the “kids” (now young adults) like to bake so we discuss and assess our energy level and go from there. One year we made a Yule log that was fun.

[Anonymous]

standing rib roast
Yorkshire pudding
mashed potatoes
gravy
roasted green beans
sweet and sour braised red cabbage
salad (every holiday we have a salad my grandmother always made with baby lettuce, red onion, pomegranate seeds, citrus which is usually grapefruit sections, blue cheese, and a vinaigrette)

I don't know about dessert, but I've been eyeing that pretty cranberry curd tart thing from the NYT -- so pretty and festive

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We always have stuffed shells. Everyone loves them and always asks for them. They are pretty easy and there isn’t a whole lot of things happening at once - you make them early and they have to cook for an hour.

This is pretty much my all time fave food.

[Anonymous]

Paella and spending all day in jammies

[Anonymous]

Charcuterie board

Marinated cheese

Rib roast, mashed potatoes, green beans, Caesar salad. Curried Israeli couscous salad. Beet and orange salad. Crescent rolls.

Christmas cookies
Pumpkin roll
Chery cheesecake

[Anonymous]

Ham
B sprouts
Turkey
Lasagne
Salad
Garlic bread
Soup
Pie
Pudding
Cookies

[Anonymous]

HoneyBaked Ham
Mashed potatoes
Green beans,
peas
stuffing
cookies

[Anonymous]

We always have London broil, twice baked potatoes, glazed carrots, corn (for the kiddos) and rolls.

[Anonymous]

Rib roast
Yorkshire pudding
Horsey
Loaded baked potato casserole
Asparagus
Yeast rolls
Pumpkin and Pecan pies

[Anonymous]

Salad with beets and goat cheese
Beef tenderloin
Mashed potatoes
Roasted veggies (carrots, Brussels sprouts, cauliflower)
Rolls
Christmas cookies and ice cream