The Christmas dinner...

Let see what you eat...

In my parents house : Night Dinner

10 ppl
Ahhhh the dinner is over...
Pasta tuna
cheese
Fried fish or fish fried
Roaster Blue bass with special sauce
Fruits
Dessert

white Falanghina
white Greco di tufo
Perrier Jouet
xo 12 year

Cigarette----


AAhhhhhhhhh

we are yet to eat here, but...

pork
turkey
lasagna
salads
wild rice
apple pie
some other pie i dont know
pasteles en hoja (tamales)
champagne
wine


i know im going to need that cig too

Pasta White Souce & Ham,
Lasagnia,
Turkey

then

Mince Pies
Christmas Logs and Baci's lol
Fruits and Salads.

Then alot of local wine and a few Cigs thats of course..
ended with champaigne

Very simple in my house and for the first time in years, just the mother, the grandmother and me. So...

Turkey,
Ham,
Roasted Vegetables,
Potatoes
Meat Loaf Stuffing
Whatever sauce we can find

Afterwards, it will be

Fruit Merangue with Mascarpone ice-cream
Grandmother's Christmas Cake
Mother's Apple Pie.

I'll need a cig too, but with 2 ex-smokers at the table, not a good idea

Well, I just write down what we have on our Julbord (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sm%C3%B6rg%C3%A5sbord#Julbord), in no special order

Ham
Pickled herring
Eel
Salmon
Janssons frestelse
Meatballs
Potatoes
Head cheese
Sausage (prinskorv)
Pork ribs
Lutefisk
Dopp i grytan
Bread, crisp bread

To drink:
Christmas beer
Julmust
Snaps
and since my mother's parents are from Gotland (island belonging to Sweden) they have brought Gotlandsdricka, a special alcohol drink, not directly my favourite

I've problem forgotten some, but this is more or less what's on a Swedish table in Christmas time.

Henrik wrote:

Well, I just write down what we have on our Julbord (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sm%C3%B6rg%C3%A5sbord#Julbord), in no special order

Ham
Pickled herring
Eel
Salmon
Janssons frestelse
Meatballs
Potatoes
Head cheese
Sausage (prinskorv)
Pork ribs
Lutefisk
Dopp i grytan
Bread, crisp bread

To drink:
Christmas beer
Julmust
Snaps
and since my mother's parents are from Gotland (island belonging to Sweden) they have brought Gotlandsdricka, a special alcohol drink, not directly my favourite

I've problem forgotten some, but this is more or less what's on a Swedish table in Christmas time.

Now i understand why swedish are so....nasty!!

Antipasti - Prosciutto, Salami, Melon
Chicken soup with pastina
Lasagna
Roast Chicken, roast beef and roast potatoes
Tiramisu

Wine wine wine

Mine is pretty much simple..

Brekkie at McDonalds

Lunch at McDonalds

Dinner at McDonalds

And if I'm still feeling hungry, I would go to Hungry Jacks (Burger Kings)

frederick wrote:

Mine is pretty much simple..

Brekkie at McDonalds

Lunch at McDonalds

Dinner at McDonalds

And if I'm still feeling hungry, I would go to Hungry Jacks (Burger Kings)

MC Donald???
i kick you out of here!!!!

Ermetico wrote:

frederick wrote:

Mine is pretty much simple..

Brekkie at McDonalds

Lunch at McDonalds

Dinner at McDonalds

And if I'm still feeling hungry, I would go to Hungry Jacks (Burger Kings)

MC Donald???
i kick you out of here!!!!

Actually, I heard from some Irish that the "Big Mac" is a Christmas dinner tradition in Sydney...

My dinner:

Antipasti: San Daniele ham with shavings of parmesan cheese, rucola, cheery tomatoes and pear

Main dish: medaillon of pork with fresh spinach and spätzle in a gorgonzola sauce

Dessert: panna cotta with a woodberry sauce

Caxi wrote:

Ermetico wrote:

frederick wrote:

Mine is pretty much simple..

Brekkie at McDonalds

Lunch at McDonalds

Dinner at McDonalds

And if I'm still feeling hungry, I would go to Hungry Jacks (Burger Kings)

MC Donald???
i kick you out of here!!!!

Actually, I heard from some Irish that the "Big Mac" is a Christmas dinner tradition in Sydney...

Not really, well not that I know of, maybe Kris or c.testa could confirm this... As far as i know, McDonald is a Scottish foods

Being alone in Sydney, while all my family back home (Indonesia), Christmas is pretty much ordinary, I don't get a chance to celebrate with them, a phone call and maybe dinner with friends would be ideal situation for me.. and again, the only place that opens during Christmas is McDonald

Hahaha I haven't heard of such a thing; then again I've never been to Sydney (apart from the airport) and I don't eat McDonalds....

I had the full on Italian meal, lasagna, the works, plus the traditional Aussie BBQ.

Christmas Eve Dinner



Dinner - Pasta with shrimp sauce / Pasta con il sugo di gambretto
Lobster Tail /coda di Aragosta
Eel for my grandparents /Anguilla per miei nonni
steemed vegetables


Desert - TIRAMISU/ Fruits/ Espresso


Christmas Dinner


Antipasto - Prosciutto, Bocongini, Melone, Olive, Bread

Dinner - Lasagna
Filet Mignon
Agnello

Desert - TIRAMISU/ Fruits



Boxing Day

Lunch - Pizza

Desert - Dolce

frederick wrote:

Caxi wrote:

Ermetico wrote:

frederick wrote:

Mine is pretty much simple..

Brekkie at McDonalds

Lunch at McDonalds

Dinner at McDonalds

And if I'm still feeling hungry, I would go to Hungry Jacks (Burger Kings)

MC Donald???
i kick you out of here!!!!

Actually, I heard from some Irish that the "Big Mac" is a Christmas dinner tradition in Sydney...

Not really, well not that I know of, maybe Kris or c.testa could confirm this... As far as i know, McDonald is a Scottish foods

Being alone in Sydney, while all my family back home (Indonesia), Christmas is pretty much ordinary, I don't get a chance to celebrate with them, a phone call and maybe dinner with friends would be ideal situation for me.. and again, the only place that opens during Christmas is McDonald

Eh...no!