Is Christmas turkey not a thing anymore more?
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Anonymous
| No one really likes turkey. That's the thing. |
Anonymous
| We usually have turkey at Thanksgiving and ham at Christmas. |
Anonymous
| We typically do ham and turkey from honeybaked. But no mashed potatoes and no stuffing. Instead, we do scalloped potatoes and various vegetables. Dessert is usually some sort of cake and Christmas cookies. |
Anonymous
| Pp here. I’d say most ppl eat the ham but we have a couple of relatives that do not eat red meat or pork so the turkey is mostly for them. |
Anonymous
Yup. No matter who cooks it or how it is done it is bottom of the totem pole meat. That we all just ate a few weeks before. |
Anonymous
| We do Thanksgiving 2.0…turkey and ham. We love it. |
Anonymous
+1 Turkey is just worse chicken. |
Anonymous
| I don’t think it’s very common. The Brits do it more. |
Anonymous
| I made a goose once. That was enough. |
Anonymous
Smoked turkey is a winner. |
Anonymous
| Pasta, Veal, Chicken, Pasta, Pasta.... |
Anonymous
| Turkey is a very British thing, thanks to Scrooge in a Christmas Carol. But we have Thanksgiving so no need to repeat that menu so soon. We do ham. |
Anonymous
No. |
Anonymous
| We are doing short rib instead |
Anonymous
| Standing rib roast with horseradish cream sauce for us |