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What's For Christmas Dinner?

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Jake said:
Savor every minute of it. I'd love to have one more of my grandma's dinners.
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Oh, definitely.

Really not sure how many more I'll get to be honest. Plus, I came to the realization this may be the last Christmas my grandpa even remembers me, if he even did this time...Alzheimer's is a nasty thing. :(

But it was a great holiday season with the family back in Ohio. Cherishing it for sure.
 
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TooTallMenardo;2071917; said:
Our Christmas dinner is basically Round 2 of Thanksgiving food. I mean, there's only one thing that's as good as Thanksgiving dinner... That's Christmas dinner at the Menard house! :biggrin:
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Amen!

Just another excuse for turkey and all the trimmings. :)
 
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TooTallMenardo;2071917; said:
Our Christmas dinner is basically Round 2 of Thanksgiving food. I mean, there's only one thing that's as good as Thanksgiving dinner... That's Christmas dinner at the Menard house! :biggrin:
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Jake;2071927; said:
Amen!

Just another excuse for turkey and all the trimmings. :)
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Same here...like I mentioned, I was in a food coma thanks to grandma.

Pasta, fried chicken, turkey, ham, stuffing, corn, green bean casserole, rolls, salad.

And deserts for days.
 
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buckeyebri;2071934; said:
Ham, sausages, potato and cabbage pirogi, kapusta, rolls, beans, paczki you know the traditional Polish Christmas stuff....
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That sounds fantastic! Haven't had the Polish feast like that in years. Used to spend every Christmas in the Polish ghetto in Toledo. Miss those.

We did steaks on the grill and asparagus with garlic bread and mixed green salad.
 
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Christmas Eve- Honeybaked Ham, potato salad, baked beans, a small selection of cheeses, sausage slices
Christmas Day- Turkey (It was a Chernobyl type bird, had 5 legs) ham, mashed potatoes, cheesy potatoes, potato salad, bean salad, deviled eggs, assorted fruit tray, grandma also did some baking, pineapple turnovers and assortment of different cookies
 
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