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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Is this for Christmas Eve morning or Christmas morning? I’ve never heard of anyone doing a big brunch the morning of the 24th. 
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So you think no one anywhere has brunch on Christmas Eve because you don’t? Really?[/quote]

No, I don’t think that. I am curious to hear if a lot of people do this, because I honestly don’t know anyone who does. I’m always interested in learning about other people’s holiday traditions that are different from my own or my extended family’s.

I admit Christmas Eve is usually a whirl of last minute getting ready activities at my house, so I wouldn’t have time to attend a brunch on that day, let alone prepare one. But I am loving all the great ideas here because we do have a big brunch on Christmas morning and frequently on the 26th also, so I’m picking out some new recipes from this thread to try this year. 
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DP, Christmas Eve is our big celebration. Christmas Day is more relaxed and the family can enjoy their presents. [/quote]

So, you get up and have a big brunch the day before Christmas? When do you open presents, and when does Santa visit (if you do the Santa thing)?
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We open presents on Christmas morning. Santa comes on Christmas Eve. Any presents that are brought by brunch guests can be opened immediately.[/quote]

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