A Sea Of Red

I realize that I'm a day early, but I'm assuming everyone has finished the grocery shopping and has a menu planned for tomorrow. Does anyone have any favorite Christmas foods?

The Cider family always does a big Christmas breakfast with eggs, biscuits & gravy, fried potatoes, and two or three kinds of meat. Our evening meal usually involves surf and turf--NY strip steaks & MD crab cakes--and baked asparagus, with appetizers of Waldorf salad, shrimp cocktail, and deviled eggs.

Does anyone go out to eat for Christmas? Years ago, we used to do the Christmas buffet at Peaks of Otter.

New tradition: Market on Main Brunch Christmas Eve. Tonite: Lou Malnati's!!!
Christmas will be pot luck breakfast at In Laws. We have ham etc for a big meal just not sure if it's tomorrow or Friday

If anyone local is looking for a Christmas Eve service tonight, I'd recommend the Celtic Christmas Eve service at Rivermont Ave. Baptist Church--services at 7:00 and 9:00 with bag pipes at both!

http://www.rivermontavenue.org/

Its going to be another massive spread here with roast beef, ham, greens, bacon, pancakes, waffles and a variety of other things that w just pick off of throughout the day

BJWilliams wrote:Its going to be another massive spread here with roast beef, ham, greens, bacon, pancakes, waffles and a variety of other things that w just pick off of throughout the day

Such as a nose..... Ha

Smh...

BJWilliams wrote:Smh...

That'll loosen Em up

Honey ham (slow cooked in the crock pot), broccoli salad, and my aunt is making mac and cheese. I know there will be more I just don't know what. And Pillsbury cinnamon rolls for breakfast in the morning with just my parents.

working so its gonna be Wawa coffee and whatever crap people donated. and cold pizza.

Gimme my Tastycake lemon pie for breakfast, and spiral ham for lunch and dinner. Yeah baby!!

PAmedic wrote:whatever crap people donated

guess I'll tell my wife to stop baking coo..crap and taking them to the police station

Good Southern cooking...turkey, ham, corn pudding, mashed potatoes, stuffing, green bean casserole, sweet potato casserole

jcmanson wrote:

PAmedic wrote:whatever crap people donated

guess I'll tell my wife to stop baking coo..crap and taking them to the police station

yeah... I've been pretty sick for a week but need to apologize for the way that looks.

I'm sorry- thats not what I meant.

"crap" meaning "RANDOM BAKED GOODS"

NOT

"crap" meaning "SH!T QUALITY"

sounded better in my head due to the feverished state