Christmas Breakfast or Dinner

• Belly35

  

  Does anyone else have a family traditional Christmas Breakfast and or Dinner planned?
  What is on the menu?
  
  Any other Family Christmas Tradition you or your Family have?
  
  The Belly family tradition is for a Christmas Breakfast before opening the gifts sometime around 9:00AM.
  The Christmas Breakfast is made of a Christmas Casserole, Croissants, Coffee and Orange juice and lots of different flavored jellies and jams.
  
  Later that day I prepare traditional Christmas Dinner generally served around 6:00PM.
  The dinner main meat/poultry/ fish course is never the same I decided the course. This year it is Prime Rib, with special mushroom gravy, salad, corn, green beam casserole, twice bake potatoes, my grandmother Chicken noodle soup, dinner rolls and relish tray.
  The gifts and present are great but having the family all together for dinner is very special. It is a labor of love for my family.
  
• said_aouita

  

  Brunch.
  
  
  Hope this helps.
• thavoice

  Probably french toast for breakfast is what I will make everyone. Ddont really have a traditional dinner I guess.
• THE4RINGZ

  

  Christmas Dinner at my Aunt's house, who knows the menu. She is a little bit flakey.
• BR1986FB

  Don't do breakfast.
  
  Will have Christmas dinner with the immediate family. Ham cooked in the oil less turkey fryer is on tap.
• OneBuckeye

  

  Christmas brunch FTW.
• justincredible

  

  Breakfast at my mom's. We have homemade coffee cake every Christmas morning (or whatever morning I end us visiting and opening presents).
  
  Dinner at her parent's. No idea what we're having.
• Fab4Runner

  

  We don't do breakfast or a traditional dinner. We have a party on Christmas night and we usually have ham and then a bunch of dips, chips, cheese, cookies, etc. I will be making cheesy potatoes, festive jello shots (if I have time) and these:
  
  
  
  No Guinness, though. Yuengling, Christmas Ale, Bud Light and Budweiser most likely.
• gerb131

  

  Always steak and shrimp for supper on Christmas day.
• cat_lover

  Ham dinner on Christmas day
• power i

  

  Fab, I'm stealing your idea. Those are too cute.
  
  Husband works Christmas eve, so his kids will be with their mom. My daughter and her bf come down Christmas about noon and that's when his kids will get there. My parents are coming up and we are having prime rib, mashed potatoes, salad and rolls. And stuffed mushrooms for my vegitarian daughter. Mom brings dessert. When my husband works Christmas Day, the kids all come to our house and we get up extra early and open gifts before he leaves. There have been Christmas mornings when we've gotten up at 4:00am to get everything done before he goes to work. Then it's back to bed when he leaves.
• Fab4Runner

  

  power i;1023011 wrote:Fab, I'm stealing your idea. Those are too cute.
  

  Go for it! I am super excited about them lol.
• karen lotz

  

  power i;1023011 wrote:Fab, I'm stealing your idea. Those are too cute.

  
  So when should we expect more threads about Gorillas?
• Glassy

  

  Fab4Runner;1022968 wrote:We don't do breakfast or a traditional dinner. We have a party on Christmas night and we usually have ham and then a bunch of dips, chips, cheese, cookies, etc. I will be making cheesy potatoes, festive jello shots (if I have time) and these:
  
  
  
  No Guinness, though. Yuengling, Christmas Ale, Bud Light and Budweiser most likely.

  Looks like you are about 3 short.....better get another 6 pack to help pull the sleigh
  
  Other than the lack of, I like your idea.
• Sonofanump

  karen lotz;1023051 wrote:So when should we expect more threads about Gorillas?

  
• justincredible

  

  HOW CAN THEY ALL BE RUDOLPH?!?!?!?!?
• Sonofanump

  I usually start the morning off eating two boxes of snowmen or Christmas tree peeps. </SPAN>
• karen lotz

  

  Baileys and ice cream is good
• power i

  

  karen lotz;1023051 wrote:So when should we expect more threads about Gorillas?

  First of all, it was GODZILLA and he is no regular gorilla. Thank you very much.
  
  Second, I will try to whip up some good threads over the holidays. Holidays with my in-laws require unbelievable amounts of liquor.
• vball10set

  Honey Baked ham, Stanley's kielbasa, spicy Asian chicken wings, cheesy potatoes, veggie pizza, relish tray, hummus w/pita chips, and various desserts--and this is just for Christmas Eve.
• Fab1b

  

  The past couple years my girl and I have been hosting Christmas, since everyone else makes us come to them other holidays. I will make a dinner but I shake it up every year, not so much traditional. Example last year was sheppards pie. This year is a bit more traditional with ham, corn, mashed taters, green bean casserole, rolls, wine, cheesecake and some other goodies probably. The girl and I will get up about 9am, and exchange our gifts over coffee. Guests arrive after noon, eat about 3pm then gifts with the family.
• THE4RINGZ

  

  vball10set;1023207 wrote:Honey Baked ham, Stanley's kielbasa, spicy Asian chicken wings, cheesy potatoes, veggie pizza, relish tray, hummus w/pita chips, and various desserts--and this is just for Christmas Eve.

  
  Very ethnically diverse menu. :thumbup:
• vball10set

  THE4RINGZ;1023210 wrote:Very ethnically diverse menu. :thumbup:

  lol--never thought of it that way
• End of Line

  

  Waffle House in the morning, dinner with my family in the evening.
• said_aouita

  

  Fab4Runner;1022968 wrote: We have a party on Christmas night ... a bunch of dips, chips, cheese...... Yuengling, Christmas Ale, Bud Light and Budweiser most likely.

  Do you also watch funny youtube vid's like "honeybadger don't give a sh*t" while celebrating xmas?