this RC community is so internationally diverse, i was wondering if you would share your Christmas dinner menuHere at the Dekker's (yes, i really have a last name :-) ) we will be having a "farmers casserole" for breakfastfor the dinner meal, we're going to have lasagna, bread, salad, and pumpkin pie

Christmas Eve:Breakfast: bowl of Cap'n Crunch or Oatmeal, intravenous coffee dripDinner with family: Pot Roast with veggies, potatoes, green garden salad, bread rolls of all varieties, Apple and Pumpkin pie, and sugar-cinnamon-nutmeg, honey-walnut-spice, and pumpkin-spice coquettes (these are mine). If I'm cooking I'll usually do a 5-course plan, but not this year.Christmas Day:Breakfast: bowl of Cap'n Crunch or Oatmeal, intravenous coffee dripDinner with Mom: Ham, French bread, peas and carrot veggies, Minestrone or veggie soup as aperitif, coquettes, and spiced tea or cinnamon coffee.Day after Christmas (boxing day):Breakfast: bowl of Cap'n Crunch or Oatmeal, intravenous coffee dripDinner with Father and Grandmother and other family: Depends since we eat out. Mostly half a dead cow and sausages and corn and corn bread, rolls, something green, and coffee.

Hi jd,Christmas eve - light menus - still recovering from visiting my mum who is convinced we only eat when we see her :-)Christmas DayWe have our Christmas dinner at about 3pmFoie Gras on toast (to remind us of Summer holidays in France)Roast Turkey, Stuffing, Apple Sauce, Roast Potatoes, Sprouts, CarrotsChristmas Pudding then Christmas cake.All washed down with a bottle of Sancerre and a bottle of Saint Emilion - so don't trust anything I say after about 4pm :-beerchugHappy Christmas to one and all,John

Hi jd,My wife carries on a tradition from her Italian mother. Christmas dinner is always homemade ravioli and asparagus salad (and lots of red wine). They're delicious, but you have to be careful and quit BEFORE you feel stuffed. If you forget and stuff yourself they continue to swell up in your stomach and you spend the next several hours groaning. Merry Christmas!Bill Huntsman

Bill,I had some rice that wasn't fully cooked once with the same effect. Nothing says the Holidays like exploding. :-lol

JD, Merry Christmas to all. I'm with family in Stockton, CA today and have gained 3 pounds just smelling all the goodies cooking! ;-)Christmas dinner this year is a roasted pig, 3 bean salad, rolls, pecan and pumpkin pies, plus all kinds of cold veggies. And like Scott, the coffee is on an IV drip! LOLBest, Rob

Merry Christmas!Here at the Dykes' house (yeah, I have a funny last name ;) ) we had a Christmas dinner consisting of: turkey, mashed potatoes, peas, lima beans, cranberry sauce, gravy, and home-made wine (a nice 2000 Cabernet Sauvignon...I've been doing this for 3 years now).Hope everyone has a happy holidays! (shhh...I'm trying to sneak in some flight time...)Brad Dykes

A bag of Zesty Cheese Doritos and some diet coke.:)

Now here's a guy who knows how to celebrate! :-lolToss in a stoggie and you're set!