What’s on the menu for Christmas at your house?
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Anonymous
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-Christmas Eve
Crab cakes Panko shrimp Beecher’s Mac and cheese Green beans Christmas cookies -Christmas morning Homemade cinnamon rolls Breakfast casserole Fresh fruit -Christmas dinner Smoked prime rib with horseradish cream Potatoes au gratin Steamed broccoli Butternut squash with spinach, craisins, and onion Sourdough bread and butter Homemade pecan pie Christmas cookies |
Anonymous
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Christmas Eve - before church apps
French onion soup Wedge salad Burratta with cranberry sauce, walnuts, and prosciutto After church - Prime rib Mushroom Wellington Heirloom carrots Baked potato bar Green beans Frozen yeast rolls B&r ice cream cake for dessert Christmas morning: French toast casserole Baked egg casserole Christmas evening - stovetop popcorn and hot chocolate |
Anonymous
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Just our family of 4:
Prime Rib Caesar salad green beans almondine- that only I will eat some sort of potato that no one will eat, LOL Apple Crisp with Trader Joes French Vanilla Ice Cream (IYKYK) |
Anonymous
No dinner on Christmas? |
Anonymous
| No vegetarians here? I am looking for no meat suggestions if you have them. |
Anonymous
I’ve done lasagna in the past. Vegetarian shepherd’s pie (with mushrooms, impossible meat, or some combination thereof) could also work. |
Anonymous
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Christmas Eve
Baked salmon Roasted potatoes Ikea meatballs w/ lingonberries Cheeseboard Hummus & veggies Crackers Mushroom pate Roasted veggies White lasagne Quiche |
Anonymous
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Roast chicken with a cranberry/orange glaze (it's just 4 for dinner and a turkey or ham seems like too much)
Sweet potato casserole Salad Homemade rolls Yule log cake |
Anonymous
| Christmas Day: I’m taking my first stab at my family/culture’s traditional Christmas meat, pernil (slow-roasted, heavily seasoned pork shoulder). Sweet potato casserole, slow cooker mac and cheese, and an arugula and pomegranate salad with a balsamic-honey dressing (these are not traditional sides). And Pinot noir! |
Anonymous
Usually leftovers from Christmas Eve. I tried to even just do a lasagna on Christmas, and no one really wanted to eat. We all tend to stay in pajamas all day on Christmas, and we use Christmas Day as downtime and cleaning up present craziness. |
Anonymous
Stuffed shells! |
Anonymous
I had a neighbor who made homemade manicotti on Christmas. It was amazing. They weren’t vegetarian but this dish was meatless. |
Anonymous
Yes - Shepherd’s Pie and stuffed shells are both great ideas. Thank you. I was thinking some veggie version of gumbo might be fun (if that even exists). |
Anonymous
| Lamb provencale (one dish meal, with rack of lamb, rosemary and garlic potatoes , and baked tomatoes)-yum! |
Anonymous
We’re doing individual beef wellingtons and mushroom wellingtons. |