Vote of the week: What's for Christmas dinner?
I'm stumped. I need a Vote of the Week, and I have to figure out what to cook for Christmas.
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ham?
Most puerto ricans traditionally eat pork on Christmas. We buy them fresh off the farm(whenever available) and it takes 2 whole days to get it ready. Tastes' freaking AWESOME!!!
Duh. Re-did poll to add ham as option.
The DLR plans are off because there's Christmas dinner with relatives this year. :) (Don't worry, I was at DLR for Candlelight Processional so I did get in a Christmas-time visit like I've been wanting to forever.)
It's All About the Big Three. That's turkey, mashed potatoes and stuffing. (The latter two mainly--meat of any sort is a low priority for me.) And lots of gravy of course, and a side item or two like rolls and veggies. And of course, pumpkin and apple pie about five hours later.
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the tradition in dominican republic is roasted pork with cesar potato salad and "pasteles en hoja".
by the way: HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO ALL THE THEMEPARKERS!!!!
Christmas Eve is all about the seafood...shellfish and stuff. Christmas day is usually a ham.
Pasta. Rich flavored liquor and licours.
turkey AND ham.
Being British I voted Turkey. Turkey on Christmas Day, Turkey sandwiches for Boxing Day, and then Turkey Sandwiches for about a week after that.
This year I'm eating at Mythos, so I'll be having ehatever is on the Menu (It better be good, I'm going as you guys voted it #1)
Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays to all.
FWIW, the Niles family verdict is in. It's steak: NY Strip for the missus and Filet for the kids. We had turkey for Thanksgiving and a ham for the 50-person cookie party/jam session we hosted last week. It's only the four of us here for Christmas this year, so a Prime Rib roast would have been too much. That left steak, by a 3-0 vote. (I abstained, since I'd fancy something completely inappropriate, such as curry vegetables with tofu, grilled salmon, or sushi.)
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