What’s on the menu for Christmas at your house?

[Anonymous]

Assuming no In-laws plan to come, we’ll have salmon , sautéed spinach, roasted sweet potatoes, and I may try making yeast rolls .

[Anonymous]

Crackers and Cheese
Chex Mix

Herb stuffed pork poin
Green Beans Almandine
Risotto

A variety of cookies made by me, mom and BIL.

[Anonymous]

These menus all sound so delicious. I grew up in a house where Christmas dinner was pretty much a repeat of Thanksgiving, so I am enjoying reading all the alternatives and plan to adopt some next year.

[Anonymous]

Breakfast is always coffee cake

Gougeres and shrimp cocktail for apps

Dinner
Beef wellington (individual ones from Silver Palate - so much easier than managing one piece)
Roasted brussels sprouts with bacon
Mashed potatoes
Green salad

We're not huge dessert people so will let the kids get into the massive accumulation of cookies and treats in the pantry

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We have a small group and don’t want leftovers as we leave the next day to see family. So…
Filet mignon probably with a mustard thyme sauce
Homemade Spaetzle with butter
Caprese salad
Green salad

Dessert will be either individual trifles or chocolate lava cakes

Omg as another small family this sounds GOOD

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Prime rib with au jus and horseradish sauce
Crispy roasted potatoes in duck fat
Popovers
Some sort of creamed green I think , either spinach or kale
Chocolate truffle cake and tiramisu

Please, where do you find duck fat?

BBQ stores sell duck fat cooking spray

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Prime rib with au jus and horseradish sauce
Crispy roasted potatoes in duck fat
Popovers
Some sort of creamed green I think , either spinach or kale
Chocolate truffle cake and tiramisu

Please, where do you find duck fat?

BBQ stores sell duck fat cooking spray

You cannot get crispy roasted potatoes with spray. Go to Whole Foods and get the jar of duck fat.

[Anonymous]

Still discussing Christmas Eve, but right now I’m thinking:
duck
roasted Brussels sprouts
mashed potatoes
Key Lime Cake & gingerbread

On Christmas Day, we always do fondue

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Christmas Eve is prime rib roast with all the trimmings, including crispy English potatoes and yorkshire pudding, followed with traditional plum pudding.

Can't say I'm looking forward to it as I've lost my taste for beef in recent years, but it is the tradition. I do still love the plum pudding, however. If I had my way I'd keep the plum pudding and do a roast leg of lamb or pork.

What’s your crispy English potato recipe?

NP but Emily Blunt’s recipe is good. You can look up the video of her making it with Ina Garten.

[Anonymous]

Christmas day is king crab legs, salad, baked potato and birthday cake for Jesus.

[Anonymous]

Greek meatballs
Tzatziki sauce
Shakshuka
Grilled kachapuri
Spicy green beans

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We do tamales and enchiladas with tres leches cake on Christmas Eve. Christmas Day we are doing biscuits and gravy, chocolate crepes and eggnog French toast for brunch and then broccoli cheddar soup in bread bowls with gingerbread for dessert.

Love all of this. What kind of tamales?

[Anonymous]

Christmas Eve: Raclette
Christmas morning: coffee cake, baked eggs and bacon
Christmas dinner: beef tenderloin, spaetzle and ?
Lots of cookies for dessert

[Anonymous]

Christmas Eve - fancy charcuterie board, caviar and blinis, carmelised onion dip.

Christmas Day- duck, scalloped potatoes, roasted apples and cabbage, green salad, buche de Noel

[Anonymous]

Leftovers. Maybe frozen pizza.