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12/24/2007 01:31:19 PM · #1 |
Todays main dinner was ..... (cooked by me)
Thin cut pork loin in green curry sauce with stuffed green olives and side pickle, rice, green salad
Apple crumble & custard or fresh cream
Wine Rose.
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12/24/2007 01:32:54 PM · #2 |
Looks to be very much like toasted cheese sandwiches. No expense gone to.
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12/24/2007 01:35:39 PM · #3 |
Originally posted by Mr_Pants:
Looks to be very much like toasted cheese sandwiches. No expense gone to. |
Jump in the car and get over here ill save some crumble for ya |
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12/24/2007 01:38:37 PM · #4 |
| Grilled chicken caesar salad for lunch. Microwaved leftovers for supper since we'll be in a hurry to get to church after work. |
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12/24/2007 01:48:30 PM · #5 |
| Ham, turkey or Beef & Cheese on a bulkie roll, pasta salad, veggie dip and chips for supper tonight. Huge Breakfast in the a.m. of eggs, bacon, sausage, potatos, biscuits (compliments of the hubby) Spiral cut ham, mashed potatos, green beans and pumkin pie for Christmas dinner. |
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12/24/2007 01:53:29 PM · #6 |
We are smorgasboard, ham,Turkey,pork, hot and cold on the side,with desert,Carol will have a wine or three, and I will have iced coffee until Dr's ssay I can have a nip again.
OH! did I mention that it is a GTG of friends About 25 and everybody cooked. Merry Christmas and enjoy.
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12/24/2007 02:15:38 PM · #7 |
We celebrate our Christmas on the 24th, so tonight is our big dinner - a Raclette dinner.
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12/24/2007 02:25:12 PM · #8 |
Originally posted by Beetle:
We celebrate our Christmas on the 24th, so tonight is our big dinner - a Raclette dinner.
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We'll be over in 8 hours that all looks YUMMY! |
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12/24/2007 03:29:51 PM · #9 |
Well tonight we'll have Italian sausage and salad as a snack. Then ... tomorow we'll have: turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, green beans, corn, cherry crisp. First thing in the morn will be our traditional holiday breakfast: Eggs a la Goldenrod.
Wish me luck making all this in a brand new kitchen at my son's apartment.
Happy holidays all. |
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12/24/2007 03:31:21 PM · #10 |
Originally posted by JerseyGenie:
Well tonight we'll have Italian sausage and salad as a snack. Then ... tomorow we'll have: turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, green beans, corn, cherry crisp. First thing in the morn will be our traditional holiday breakfast: Eggs a la Goldenrod.
Wish me luck making all this in a brand new kitchen at my son's apartment.
Happy holidays all. |
What is Eggs a la Goldenrod? Sounds good...
R.
ETA: googled 'em up. Looks like a good recipe :-)
Message edited by author 2007-12-24 15:33:30.
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12/24/2007 06:17:13 PM · #11 |
Pizza ! But tomorrow I am cooking Christmas dinner , my daughter, grandchildren and son-in-law are coming down. Prawn cocktail then Turkey, Leg of Lamb, roast potatoes, roast parsnips, sprouts, carrots, swede, broccoli then Strawberry Cheesecake, Various Ice Creams, mince Pies, fruit trifle. No doubt I will manage a drink or two as well - just to get into the festive mood!
Message edited by author 2007-12-24 18:17:35. |
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12/24/2007 06:54:16 PM · #12 |
| Tonite its baked Ham and veggie soap i made yesterday. Tomorrow its Turkey roll and a beef Rib roast. And this evening i dipped Strawberries, rasberrys and pretzels in chocolate. and we will have cheese and wine as we watch Christmas vacation. |
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12/24/2007 07:27:04 PM · #13 |
I made a traditional recipe of my grandmother's. Chicken and dumplings the slow and tedious way - 6ish hours. My kids love it and I don't make it often. Was delicious. Now we'll hang by the fire & cook popcorn and watch movies till bedtime. Tomorrow Christmas dinner with friends - will be chaotic. lol
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12/24/2007 07:32:46 PM · #14 |
Christmas eve - My wife's family is polish so we celebrate Wigilia on Christmas eve - no meat, lots of traditional Polish stuff - pierogi, cabbage, fish, potatoes etc. My family always did oyster stew, so that is my addition to the Christmas eve event...
yum, yum! |
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12/24/2007 07:33:22 PM · #15 |
We celebrated Christmas yesterday as my love is a nurse and works on Christmas and we wanted a day to use our presents. So dinner YESTERDAY was - glazed ham, green been casserole, sweet potato casserole (includes small marshmallows), hot dinner rolls, iced tea or coffee. Desert was home made cookies (differnt types). Now between my not being able to walk and that meal, you can understand why I am overweight!! LOL
Jacque |
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12/24/2007 08:35:23 PM · #16 |
YUM YUM so many great recipe here... We had a cooked HAM for evening meal with olives again..
Tomorrow my slavery continues with another day in the kitchen, I will keep you posted hahaha Too much Brandy in me now, I'm gonna jump in the bath while I still can. |
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12/24/2007 08:39:16 PM · #17 |
| (3) 1-1/4 inch Ribeyes about to go on the grill (go Chargers) 2 for me and one for the wife. Some serious cheddar smashed tatos... |
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12/24/2007 08:40:06 PM · #18 |
 MAK - I agree - we all seem to be having festive food...
Tomorrow we will do Chicken Cordon Bleu - it's an excellent recipe and tastes like something you would eat at a fine restaurant - cool beans (and I can actually cook it!!!)
I would love to sneak over to brownsm's house - he's making ham, turkey and a standing rib roast - man does his family know how to cook! |
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12/24/2007 08:47:38 PM · #19 |
Originally posted by Beetle:
We celebrate our Christmas on the 24th, so tonight is our big dinner - a Raclette dinner.
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Oh yum - I remember eating this often as a kid while living in Geneva! |
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12/24/2007 08:55:06 PM · #20 |
All sounds so good!! In about 5 hours (at midnight) I'm flying to Florida. I will arrive on Christmas Day morning to be picked up by my mom. For breakfast she'll have bagels and lox with cream cheese and fruit.
For Christmas dinner she is fixing Cornish hens with basalmic vinegar glaze, green beans with toasted almonds - and that's all I know. She'll reveal the rest when I'm there, I'm sure.
Everyone, enjoy your holiday feasts. Merry Christmas!! |
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12/24/2007 09:16:58 PM · #21 |
Christmas Dinner has always been the same. I think the 'traditional' dinner here is;
Turkey with stuffing, ham, roast potatoes, mashed potatoes, peas, sprouts, carrots, cranberry sauce.
Christmas pudding with cream and brandy butter for dessert.
Message edited by author 2007-12-24 21:17:10. |
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12/24/2007 09:44:06 PM · #22 |
-Ham
-Mashed Potatoes
-Stuffing
-Corn
-and lot's of other good things
-Candy
-Party Mix
-Caramel Corn
-Repeat
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12/24/2007 09:56:12 PM · #23 |
Santa's cookies....and milk :)
and chocolate martinis!!
Message edited by author 2007-12-24 22:06:47. |
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12/24/2007 10:07:43 PM · #24 |
| The chow halls are all festively decorated in red and green with trees and in one case gingerbread houses. One has letters and cards written and drawn by school kids wishing the soldiers happy holidays and a safe stay here in Iraq - they're placed under the plastic tableclothes at every seat. The menu for today (it's Christmas Day here) will include ham and turkey and all the trimmings I'm sure. What I find interesting (and heartwarming) is the folks who work the dining halls are from India, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Bangledesh, and a number of African countries. I'd say more than half do not celebrate the holiday of Christmas, but they certainly have gone above and beyond to make it very nice for those that do. |
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12/25/2007 12:11:28 AM · #25 |
In case anyone else wants to know ... hard boil eggs, separate the whites and yolks. Make a roux then add the chopped whites. Grind the yolks to a powder like feel, Put the egg white mixture on top of toast. Sprinkle with the ground yolks.
Originally posted by Bear_Music:
Originally posted by JerseyGenie:
Well tonight we'll have Italian sausage and salad as a snack. Then ... tomorow we'll have: turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, green beans, corn, cherry crisp. First thing in the morn will be our traditional holiday breakfast: Eggs a la Goldenrod.
Wish me luck making all this in a brand new kitchen at my son's apartment.
Happy holidays all. |
What is Eggs a la Goldenrod? Sounds good...
R.
ETA: googled 'em up. Looks like a good recipe :-) |
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