Good Eats>Whattya Makin' For Christmas Dinner?
smokin5 07:45 PM 12-23-2009
I just finished cooking up many pounds of sausage (hot and sweet), grating pounds of cheese (Parmesan and Romano), & cooking lots of spinach in advance preparation of the Christmas lasagna we are making for Christmas. We figured we'd go with the "red, green & white" motif this year.
With 6 guests, we figured we'd make dinner for 12 or more. Not bad for a heathen, huh?
:-)
So....whattya making for Christmas dinner?
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RIsmoker 07:52 PM 12-23-2009
Enough paste to make Fat Bastard from Austin Powers to cry with a red sauce made with lamb, Nuff' said.
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McSmokey 08:15 PM 12-23-2009
Fried Turkey with a homemade Wild Turkey Cajun Injection and Tony Chachere's Cajun rub
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RevSmoke 08:24 PM 12-23-2009
Prime rib on the grill - chacoal grill that is.
Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow!!!
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Ranger_B 10:43 PM 12-23-2009
Huge T-Bone with potatoes and mixed veggies
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icehog3 10:47 PM 12-23-2009
Making my way to family's homes, and eating whatever they feed me.
:-)
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Starscream 12:01 AM 12-24-2009
Originally Posted by icehog3:
Making my way to family's homes, and eating whatever they feed me. :-)
:-)
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SilverFox 12:06 AM 12-24-2009
My son would probably disown me if I didn't roast up a great big bird with all the fixins. Turkey dinner has been his favourite meal since he was 3 (he is 9 now) for him its a toss up between what is better presents or the feast.
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potatoe salad + sausages (one of the cristmas traditions that i dislike)
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Ashcan Bill 01:14 AM 12-24-2009
I'm about ready to toss a turkey into the ol' brine pot.
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htown 05:36 AM 12-24-2009
Roast turkey and fixings. For dessert will be sweet potato pie and pecan pie.
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Riff Raff 05:44 AM 12-24-2009
Originally Posted by RevSmoke:
Prime rib on the grill - chacoal grill that is.
Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow!!!
Todd, you the MAN! I have done that before and it is wonderful.
This year it will be marinated pork roast, on the grill - Charcoal grill that is!
Christmas Eve feast will be grilled ribeyes fresh from the butcher!
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Parshooter 07:02 AM 12-24-2009
Tio Gato 05:15 AM 12-25-2009
Ham and Boston Baked Beans. I just stuck a quiche in the oven for the vegetarian sister. There will be lots of frosty Buds for dessert.
Merry Chirstmas!
:-)
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kelmac07 07:39 AM 12-25-2009
Just threw the 16 pound ham in the oven...and it's just me and wife!!! Kids might be stoppig by, but we love our ham sandwhiches.
:-)
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Langod 08:03 AM 12-25-2009
Well, Christmas dinner is the province of the In-laws. But our family tradition for Christmas Eve is Chinese food. Last night I made, Hot & Sour Soup, Chicken "rangoons" (mine are not all cream cheese!), Scallion pancakes and General Gau's chicken.
My 13 year old daughter made chocolate fondue for dessert.
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Demented 09:27 AM 12-25-2009
We have potluck dinner parties 4 or 5 times a year. Tonight I’m making roast turkey, fresh baked Italian bread, mashed potatoes with roast garlic and green peppercorn gravy.
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68TriShield 10:09 AM 12-25-2009
A whole Beef Tenderloin.Here are a couple money shots...
on a patio table-
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on top of a 32 pack(8 cans across)
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I am in CO with Family for Christmas so that means I am in charge of most of the cooking, tonight we are having a rosemary crusted prime rib, some decadent (read very fatty and delicious) mashed potatoes, asparagus, a cheese platter for an appetizer, and plenty of wine
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Ranger_B 10:57 AM 12-25-2009
just finished my lunch of salmon and couscous. Flipped the steak in the marinade.
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