New poll idea...

TheDirtyBurger

I know we do this each year but I would like to see 1 with only 2 choices for Christmas Dinner

Ham or Turkey. I want to see who wins this fight because I never had ham on Christmas until like 4 years ago and I felt dirty.

Those of you guys who have prime rib, seafood, etc you can wait for the next one! lol

What do you say admin?

fishlessman

ham is for easter sunday or the wednesday before tday :laugh:

vidalia1

I agree with Fishless...
Christmas is Prime Rib.....mmmmm
New Years is Cuban Pork, Hoppin' John
& Collared Greens...I love the holidays.... :silly:

fishlessman

i do the lechon asado on new years as well, xmas eve is made for spiked eggnog

vidalia1

or Hot buttered Rum....
:laugh: :laugh: :silly:

eenie meenie

Christmas Eve is always heavy on the seafood and other delicacies. Roasted filet of beef for Christmas. Always pork for an auspicious New Year.

Buckethead

I know it's hard to break those midwestern habits but I quit turkey and ham on Christmas when I left that part of the world.

THA

we always have both turkey and ham. Both Christmas and Thanksgiving.

Why has nobody mentioned a goose?

BigA

no turkey on Christmas - Ham and Norwegian Meatballs!!!
but i have so many Christmas' to go to - we have prime rib at one, and ham at the rest (3). but the main one is ham and meatballs


new years - wait for it - wait for it!!! Spare ribs with sauerkraut!!! :cheer: :cheer:

vidalia1

Norwegian Meatballs??? Do you mean Raspakaka (sp???). My wife's father is 100% Norwegian from Owatona, MN via Wangenslutzen (sp???) Norway....just curious...

Rascal

Clam chowder (New England) and fish for dinner on the Eve. Next day it's always a prime rib roast..

BigA

sorry i meant swedish meatballs!! Scandinavian anyways :laugh: :laugh: after i read your post i was thinking something seemed off about the Norwegian bit! I am mostly German and Scandinavian, thats why the swedish meatballs and then sauerkraut. we also have krem(spelling???) it is a dessert, kinda like a grape pudding type, very good!!

Susan Egglaine

Dad does a country ham on the wood stove,oyster stew Christmas morning. Christmas eve, shrimp,smoked salmon,chips/dips, cookies, snack stuff & games New Year Eve no traditions.. I am usually asleep :laugh:

Ripnem

Kim,

No kidding :huh: that's really cool. That's probably how you got the Pheasant itch. Betcha he has chased a few birds in his day.