Favorite thing you ate this holiday

[Anonymous]

My German relatives made a deliciously tender venison ragout, paired with homemade knödel, schwartzkraut, and spätzle. Normally I am not a big fan of German cuisine, but it was delicious. The knödel was made with breadcrumbs and no potatoes!

[Anonymous]

Candy cane christmas cookies my MIL made.

[Anonymous]

I had the flu over Christmas and the only thing that tasted good to me was the old fashioned Chex party mix recipe.

[Anonymous]

Eggnog spiked with maple cream liqueur

[Anonymous]

Spicy curried jackfruit in a pastry. HOLY MOLY!

[Anonymous]

I think the Homestead Farms eggnog. I have some left to enjoy tonight, too. Or maybe some linzer cookies with cran-raspberry filling. Other than that the food wasn’t especially delicious but very much enjoyed as it was shared with loved ones.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Spicy curried jackfruit in a pastry. HOLY MOLY!

Was that bought or homemade? I'd love to try it.

[Anonymous]

Lactaid egg nog is delicious. You have to get it when you see it because stores only get so much. Just needs some nutmeg...and maybe some rum.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The baggie of Mexican wedding cookies my co-worker made as a gift.

The prime rib we ordered for Christmas dinner from Federalist Pig. I can’t remember the last time I had prime rib. It was heavenly.

+1

Mexican wedding cakes I made. Delicious.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Lactaid egg nog is delicious. You have to get it when you see it because stores only get so much. Just needs some nutmeg...and maybe some rum.

Someone was telling me about this yesterday. Haven’t tried it yet but they thought it was amazing.

I always make stuffed shells for Christmas dinner. This year I had a guest who won’t/can’t eat tomatoes. So I made half with a garlicky white sauce. I wasn’t sure it would work because sometimes white sauce separates. Turned out amazing - and everyone thought so. It was so good.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Lactaid egg nog is delicious. You have to get it when you see it because stores only get so much. Just needs some nutmeg...and maybe some rum.

Someone was telling me about this yesterday. Haven’t tried it yet but they thought it was amazing.

I always make stuffed shells for Christmas dinner. This year I had a guest who won’t/can’t eat tomatoes. So I made half with a garlicky white sauce. I wasn’t sure it would work because sometimes white sauce separates. Turned out amazing - and everyone thought so. It was so good.

Recipe?

[Anonymous]

Went out to a holiday dinner at Joon in Tysons. The grilled octopus was amazing.

[Anonymous]

Stuffed shells I made. And not gonna lie they were maybe even better cold the next morning.

[Anonymous]

Daughter made Tini’s Mac and cheese recipe. It was fantastic.

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Anonymous wrote:I had the flu over Christmas and the only thing that tasted good to me was the old fashioned Chex party mix recipe.

It’s not Christmas at my house without Chex party mix. I have a recipe from the ‘70’s that was torn from a box. The new recipe isn’t the same. My family has eaten 2 large containers of Chex mix in a matter of days.