We usually have it at home :)
The Dude 944 Nearly a Senior Poster
hbk619 228 Master Poster
I should have answered "i'm not having one" because christmas dinner makes me ill. Any proper dinner in the middle of the day makes me ill.
The Dude 944 Nearly a Senior Poster
Its interesting how Christmas dinner is just about the same as Turkey day :D (Turkey,etc)
twomers 408 Posting Virtuoso
At home, then to a friends for whiskey, then to the sea for a cold swim, and then more hot whiskey... or port.
Ene Uran 638 Posting Virtuoso
No Christmas dinner for me, I am jewish. I will have a good steak dinner instead.
bumsfeld 413 Nearly a Posting Virtuoso
Looking foreward to another dry turkey, yams, pumpkin pie and green tea at my mother's house.
jbennet 1,618 Most Valuable Poster Team Colleague Featured Poster
we have
haggis + potatoes + parsnips + brussel sprouts
whisky
raspbeyy pavalova for pudding
christmas cake on fire
Lardmeister 461 Posting Virtuoso
Well, it will not be pork, even though I love the taste of it. Looks like we will have Beef Wellington with baked potato and corn at our house.
GrimJack 1,414 Posting Maven Featured Poster
We usually go over to a Jewish friends house where we celebrate some Wiccan feast or other with turkey, wine, and friendship
jbennet 1,618 Most Valuable Poster Team Colleague Featured Poster
Wiccan?
sounds cool though
bumsfeld 413 Nearly a Posting Virtuoso
Is the Wiccan Feast one of those skyclad events? In the winter time that would be cool.
GrimJack 1,414 Posting Maven Featured Poster
The Christmas Wicca event is pretty tame - drinking, eating, telling lies. The spring festival Leupercalia (sp?) is pretty bizarre - a naked guy runs through the party whipping people with a whip made from wolf skin -- it being a fertility thing, most of the women hide.
jbennet 1,618 Most Valuable Poster Team Colleague Featured Poster
lol i want to go
Lardmeister 461 Posting Virtuoso
My sister's girlfriend is one of those Wiccans, she likes to run undressed through the woods. That could be cool too, depending on the outside temperature.
twomers 408 Posting Virtuoso
... if by cool you mean cold. It's bloody freezing this time of year!
christina>you 820 Posting Sage Featured Poster
Home and my boyfriend's house.
Lardmeister 461 Posting Virtuoso
... if by cool you mean cold. It's bloody freezing this time of year!
Okay, let's call it a cold cool. Still wonder why folks in the USA want to eat turkey for xmas. They just had that stuff for Thanksgiving. Maybe it's left over, or they like to be bored. Turkey meat is in most cases rather dry and tasteless, unless you cook one of those butterball turkeys, that is literally pressure soaked in butter.
jbennet 1,618 Most Valuable Poster Team Colleague Featured Poster
yeah we usually have roast lamb/ roastbeef fot christmas
scru 909 Posting Virtuoso Featured Poster
Mouton, beef, both stewed and roasted, diff types of pie, ham for those of us who want that, buns, flavored rice, mango, breadfruit, black wine, black cake and
rum.
I can't wait....
twomers 408 Posting Virtuoso
We just eat Wiccans :) Plus turkey, ham, and all the other tasty animals. Some of the less-manly tasty veg too from time to time.
twomers 408 Posting Virtuoso
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2007/11/071119-wild-turkeys.html not quite as cool as I had hoped from the heading, but I'll hopefully be eating one of those.
scru 909 Posting Virtuoso Featured Poster
Turkey is the blandest meat. I'd rather feed them to cattle to make 'em fatter
christina>you 820 Posting Sage Featured Poster
Everything tastes bland to me, without salt and seasoning.
Lardmeister 461 Posting Virtuoso
Everything tastes bland to me, without salt and seasoning.
Even with all of that, turkey still tastes like wet cardboard with salt and seasoning on it! Give me a nice grilled steak anytime.
christina>you 820 Posting Sage Featured Poster
Even with all of that, turkey still tastes like wet cardboard with salt and seasoning on it! Give me a nice grilled steak anytime.
I'm not really a red meat kind of person... I'd rather have turkey or chicken... (that would probably explain why my iron count is low).
jonc 3 Junior Poster
We're having it at home this year.
We've been to my (future) sister-in-law's house the last couple of years, but have decided to stay at home for the kids this time around :)
We'll definitely be having turkey (or "that dry chicken" as the girls say!!)
karoke 0 Junior Poster in Training
At relations ,as usual..
sneekula 969 Nearly a Posting Maven
According to my parents it will be at home. They hold the purse strings in my life, so I better be a nice boy. It will be fine with me, even though I can't stand my cousin Jerry who undoubtedly will come to sponge off the meal and be nasty. Last year he drove my mother to tears when he insulted the dessert she made.
scru 909 Posting Virtuoso Featured Poster
There's nothing better than your very own family food critic...
vegaseat 1,735 DaniWeb's Hypocrite Team Colleague
To me dessert is the most important part of the holiday meal. My sister usually brings a "killer chocolate layer cake" ala "death by chocolate" that is absolutely scrumptious. This year that won't happen, so I have to come up with something different. Maybe a brandy and fruit kind of a thing.
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