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Title: what is your traditional Christmas dinner
Post by: capt. apathy on December 22, 2002, 08:40:16 AM: just picked up the prime-rib roast (12 lb)
Title: what is your traditional Christmas dinner
Post by: Swager on December 22, 2002, 08:45:47 AM: Beer/w a shot of Eggnog and peanuts.

Merry Christmas.
Title: what is your traditional Christmas dinner
Post by: Curval on December 22, 2002, 08:56:40 AM: We do turkey at Christmas...lunch.

Ham for dinner.
Title: what is your traditional Christmas dinner
Post by: Blank on December 22, 2002, 09:06:14 AM: Smoked salmon or sea trout for starters (caught and smoked by my step dad) and Goose for main meal (shot by my step dad) mmm :)

probably venison for boxing day (also shot by my step dad)

:)
Title: what is your traditional Christmas dinner
Post by: eskimo2 on December 22, 2002, 09:32:11 AM: coal
Title: what is your traditional Christmas dinner
Post by: poopster on December 22, 2002, 11:20:25 AM: Prime Rib baked in rock salt.

Lumpy mash patoots whipped with sour cream and butter ( no milk )

String beans..

YOU GOTTA HAVE STRING BEANS !!
Title: what is your traditional Christmas dinner
Post by: hawk220 on December 22, 2002, 11:22:36 AM: handmade tamales....mmmmm tamales
Title: what is your traditional Christmas dinner
Post by: BlckMgk on December 22, 2002, 11:27:45 AM: Roasted Pork, the entire pig usually 75 pounds, in something called a "Caja China" translated means "Chinese Box"

With Stuffing made from the juices that flow from the pig, garlic mashed potatoes, with a vat of Sangria (which is a fruit kind of a red wine), yuca and tamales (vegetables that go great with pork that soak the grease ;) )

And thats our modified cuban christmas eve dinner, and for christmas ... left overs :D

-BlckMgk
Title: Mid-winter Feast
Post by: TWOLF on December 22, 2002, 07:03:37 PM: Anything my sister decides to cook :D

I am just happy it's not an MRE lol
Title: Weird I know...
Post by: Paxil on December 22, 2002, 08:25:14 PM: But while we have a big thanksgiving... Christmas day meal of going out for Chinese food has somehow emerged as a tradition.
Title: what is your traditional Christmas dinner
Post by: Saintaw on December 22, 2002, 08:37:42 PM: Pommes de terre braisees, au foie gras
terrine de Saumon
Lobster
Lobster #2
Cheese
Big fat butter cake (creme au beure)
and a couple of good wine bottles /head

looking forward to it, if the wine's good... no problem the next morning :D
Title: what is your traditional Christmas dinner
Post by: Mw007 on December 23, 2002, 12:01:27 AM: Quote
Originally posted by hawk220
handmade tamales....mmmmm tamales

WOW they have tamales in WA??? j/k

Christmas Eve its tamales ans chili-con-carne...yummmmm

Christmas day its Turkey AND Ham:eek:
Title: what is your traditional Christmas dinner
Post by: hawk220 on December 23, 2002, 02:38:54 AM: Fn' A 007! mom's recipie is the best damn one in the state!
Title: what is your traditional Christmas dinner
Post by: midnight Target on December 23, 2002, 12:28:12 PM: Love Tamales... my employees always hook me up with a dozen or so this time of year.

We decided to go with some surf and turf this year.

Got some good looking ribeyes and a grip of crab legs and shrimp.
Title: what is your traditional Christmas dinner
Post by: Ozark on December 23, 2002, 01:11:47 PM: Something from the airport vending machine.
Title: what is your traditional Christmas dinner
Post by: SunKing on December 23, 2002, 02:11:48 PM: 9 Gortons fish sticks.
Kraft Mac and Chesee.
Can of no salt peas.
Title: what is your traditional Christmas dinner
Post by: Curval on December 23, 2002, 02:43:05 PM: Quote
Originally posted by Saintaw
a couple of good wine bottles /head

the "/" means "per" head right...not "and" head.;)
Title: what is your traditional Christmas dinner
Post by: SirLoin on December 23, 2002, 03:16:24 PM: Roast Beast...:)