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post 1672916273 12-15-2022, 04:27 PM
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Christmas food menu give me some ideas :)

I'm not even sure if I'm doing anything this year. What are you all making for Christmas Eve or Christmas?

Post up your menus here.
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post 1672916403 12-15-2022, 04:29 PM
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I just got an e mail that Applebees is open till 7pm on Christmas Eve
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Smoked turkey
Smoked ham
Candied yams
Cornbread dressing
Baked mac n cheese
Seafood gumbo
Stuffed mirlitons
Rice dressing
Sweet potato pie
Potato salad
Rabbit stew
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post 1672916693 12-15-2022, 04:32 PM
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Originally Posted By havoc00⏩
I just got an e mail that Applebees is open till 7pm on Christmas Eve
Are they really? I've never eaten Applebees srs.
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Originally Posted By Redfish225⏩
Smoked turkey
Smoked ham
Candied yams
Cornbread dressing
Baked mac n cheese
Seafood gumbo
Stuffed mirlitons
Rice dressing
Sweet potato pie
Potato salad
Rabbit stew
Wow that sounds amazing! I need a good recipe for a baked mac n cheese so please share if you can.
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post 1672916773 12-15-2022, 04:33 PM
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I usually start out with a charcuterie board and maybe follow it up with an appetizer like shrimp Lejon.

In years past I have featured either a roast goose or standing rib roast (with horseradish cream sauce) as the main dish. The rib roast always comes out fantastic, but one upshot of the roast goose is all of the leftover fat that you can use throughout the coming year for making delicious roasted potatoes, etc.

Sides are generally some combo of potatoes au gratin and various other vegetables (carrots, parsnip puree, green beans, a blend of root vegetables, etc.).

Plenty of wine. Dessert is generally one pie option and one cake option.
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Originally Posted By kimm4⏩
Are they really? I've never eaten Applebees srs.
Yes lol I was surprised but might do tendies for Christmas eve
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Originally Posted By bradlehman⏩
I usually start out with a charcuterie board and maybe follow it up with an appetizer like shrimp Lejon.

In years past I have featured either a roast goose or standing rib roast (with horseradish cream sauce) as the main dish. The rib roast always comes out fantastic, but one upshot of the roast goose is all of the leftover fat that you can use throughout the coming year for making delicious roasted potatoes, etc.

Sides are generally some combo of potatoes au gratin and various other vegetables (carrots, parsnip puree, green beans, a blend of root vegetables, etc.).

Plenty of wine. Dessert is generally one pie option and one cake option.
That sounds like a ton of work nice! How many people do you entertain?
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-Baked/glazed Ham
-Deer tenderloin
-Either pork or beef ribs
-Baked/air fried green-beans wrapped in bacon
-Corn machoux
-Rice Dressing
-Sweat Potato casserole
-Baked mac & cheese
post 1672917663 12-15-2022, 04:46 PM
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Originally Posted By kimm4⏩
Wow that sounds amazing! I need a good recipe for a baked mac n cheese so please share if you can.
I’ll post Charlie’s vid, it has every detail and ingredient hang on.

Edit: Also including a link to one of my favorite food places in Baton Rouge, they ship worldwide and have some amazingly good food.

http://www.tonyseafood.com/




https://youtu.be/2QaInrVVSKU
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post 1672917893 12-15-2022, 04:50 PM
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Originally Posted By kimm4⏩
Wow that sounds amazing! I need a good recipe for a baked mac n cheese so please share if you can.
I have a pretty good recipe for baked mac n cheese. I will look for it later. The key was ritz crackers crumbled on top before baking.
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Originally Posted By Redfish225⏩
Smoked turkey
Smoked ham
Candied yams
Cornbread dressing
Baked mac n cheese
Seafood gumbo
Stuffed mirlitons
Rice dressing
Sweet potato pie
Potato salad
Rabbit stew
Rabbit stew?

You must have a lot of guests.


I like the traditional Christmas ham dinner- mashed potatoes, green beans, rolls, etc. I know a lot of people make manicotti. I wouldn't be mad about good Indian food or Lebanese. Most likely I'm going to make tamales because I already have them and a big ham would probably go to waste.

My daughter looks forward to cinnamon rolls Christmas morning. Other than that likely to have easy snack stuff like meat/cheese/cracker, maybe veggies w/dip and some fruit.
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post 1672919183 12-15-2022, 05:11 PM
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Originally Posted By katya422⏩
Rabbit stew?

You must have a lot of guests.


I like the traditional Christmas ham dinner- mashed potatoes, green beans, rolls, etc. I know a lot of people make manicotti. I wouldn't be mad about good Indian food or Lebanese. Most likely I'm going to make tamales because I already have them and a big ham would probably go to waste.

My daughter looks forward to cinnamon rolls Christmas morning. Other than that likely to have easy snack stuff like meat/cheese/cracker, maybe veggies w/dip and some fruit.
Believe it or not, me and about 5 others eat the rabbit stew. Rabbit is so hhhhnnngggg, more for us lol.

My mom used to make manicotti when I was little, I loved it!!

Doesn’t matter what you make as long as you have a good time.
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lentils
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in inflationary times.
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My mom makes this fantastic hashbrown casserole on Christmas morning each year, and these cinnamon rolls she makes in a bundt pan, sticky with cinnamon and sugar and chopped pecans or some other kind of nut. I don't have the recipe but.. I should get it.

The hashbrown casserole has diced potatoes, shredded cheddar cheese, sour cream, chopped bacon, green onions and... some other stuff, with crushed up corn flakes on top. lol no joke. It's actually really good

edit: oh and also my mommy makes a pumpkin bread log with cream cheese filling:



I gotta snatch up her recipes someday soon as she and I are the only people in the family who give a fug about cooking, and I need to carry the torch when it passes.
Originally Posted By kimm4⏩
Wow that sounds amazing! I need a good recipe for a baked mac n cheese so please share if you can.
I don't have a good recipe handy -- I usually wing it with whatever I happen to have or what fillings I'd like -- but this video helped me dial in a damn good mac and cheese

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A lovely cheese pizza just for you
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I have to make a veggie dish or dessert to bring. I don’t care much for desserts so I’m leaning veggie but not sure what I want to make.
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Here is my dinner menu that I'm preparing:

Crab Cake Newburg with Cauliflower Crust

Meatless Pig Ass Reduced in Caramelized Cherries

Gay Lentil Salad

Double Rack of Ribs from Twin Sisters Lambs

Crucified Starfish in a Bottomless Pit

Throat-Slit Whole Turkey

Baby Iceberg Wedge Salad

Atlantic Milk Lord in a Murky Poof

Calamari Juice Cup for Two

Uncut Pride of the Bull

Beef in a Chihuahua Shape

Pan-Fried Ocean Rat with Cabbage Smash

Baby Iceberg Wedge Salad with Jasper Hill Bleu Cheese

Bone-In Spanish Daughter in Manchester Curry

Over-Sized Carafe in Warm and Brown

Underfed Sheep Kickers in a Red Cheese Fiasco

Stunned but Still Alive Wallaby

Eggplant ****s (chits)

Chicken Tartare (Not with Tartar Sauce)

Lamb Killed by Fire

Manhandled Jowls of Curious Origin

Mercury Fortified Sturgeon in Blowfish Lasagna

Face
Would kick em in the nuts
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Braciole is on the table every holiday at my family’s house.



Along with some side pasta dish.
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Originally Posted By Redfish225⏩
Smoked turkey
Smoked ham
Candied yams
Cornbread dressing
Baked mac n cheese
Seafood gumbo
Stuffed mirlitons
Rice dressing
Sweet potato pie
Potato salad
Rabbit stew
Damn brah. Mirin
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lentils
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white beans
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the farts are on average
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Originally Posted By Antoine99⏩
Uncut Pride of the Bull

Beef in a Chihuahua Shape
Nice
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I feel my food list is pretty basic compared to what some folks do but here it is.

Christmas Eve
French Onion soup
Wedge salad with tomatoes, onions and bacon.
Prime rib roast
Baked potatoes with the standard butter, sour cream, chives
Molasses bread

Desert is a raspberry chocolate cheesecake.
Not food but I'll add my drink list, Old Fashions, Manhattans, mulled wine and spiked eggnog.


Christmas Day
Daytime appetizers pigs in a blanket and a charcuterie board,

Dinner:
Ham
Mashed potatoes with leftover turkey gravy I froze from Thanksgiving
Green beans with bacon and pine nuts
Rolls
Cranberry jello salad
Dutch Apple Pie with vanilla ice cream for desert.
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Originally Posted By cam1987⏩
I feel my food list is pretty basic compared to what some folks do but here it is.

Christmas Eve
French Onion soup
Wedge salad with tomatoes, onions and bacon.
Prime rib roast
Baked potatoes with the standard butter, sour cream, chives
Molasses bread

Desert is a raspberry chocolate cheesecake.
Not food but I'll add my drink list, Old Fashions, Manhattans, mulled wine and spiked eggnog.


Christmas Day
Daytime appetizers pigs in a blanket and a charcuterie board,

Dinner:
Ham
Mashed potatoes with leftover turkey gravy I froze from Thanksgiving
Green beans with bacon and pine nuts
Rolls
Cranberry jello salad
Dutch Apple Pie with vanilla ice cream for desert.
No that sounds so good!

All this food sound amazing everyone, so many good ideas!
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Christmas Eve we always do tenderloin and a brown sugar ham. My mother makes these cheese potatoes that are insane. Then we usually do a cranberry based salad and fresh bread. I'll usually make the appetizers which are cheesy spinach and artichoke dip in filo dough cups and bacon and cheese cracker bites made in the oven.

Then we top it off with warmed Swedish Glogg.
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Doing pollo asada since my weird-ass extended family wants all mexican food (Which I hate). At least I'll get some nice protein though.
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Throw another shrimp on the barbie?

Also: vodka
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Originally Posted By cam1987⏩
I feel my food list is pretty basic compared to what some folks do but here it is.

Christmas Eve
French Onion soup
Wedge salad with tomatoes, onions and bacon.
Prime rib roast
Baked potatoes with the standard butter, sour cream, chives
Molasses bread

Desert is a raspberry chocolate cheesecake.
Not food but I'll add my drink list, Old Fashions, Manhattans, mulled wine and spiked eggnog.


Christmas Day
Daytime appetizers pigs in a blanket and a charcuterie board,

Dinner:
Ham
Mashed potatoes with leftover turkey gravy I froze from Thanksgiving
Green beans with bacon and pine nuts
Rolls
Cranberry jello salad
Dutch Apple Pie with vanilla ice cream for desert.
Every bit of that sounds lovely.
Originally Posted By BigNik78⏩
Doing pollo asada since my weird-ass extended family wants all mexican food (Which I hate). At least I'll get some nice protein though.
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Christmas + big family party of all generations and tastes meeting for possibly the only time all year + cold af outside = need to have all bases covered

Beef main dish
Poultry main dish
Seafood main dish
**** ton of Egg rolls
2 Noodle dishes
Lots of rice
Soup
Charcuterie board
Soda, alcohol and coffee

Yes azn
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Sample menu:

Roasted pheasant
Honey glazed ham
Some type of fresh-water fish with dill
Lyonnaise potatoes
Soft cheese / brie pie with honey and baguettes
Candied yams in a cranberry-blackberry reduction sauce
Ratatouille roasted in garlic infused olive oil
Dinner paired with a Riesling or Merlot
Black forest cake soaked in condensed milk
Pumpkin pie with vanilla ice cream
Cinnamon eggnog
Strong coffee with Irish cream
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