Steak, roast potatoes, asparagus and stuffed portabella mushrooms.
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Steak, roast potatoes, asparagus and stuffed portabella mushrooms.
Christmas Eve meal - adapted and more simple than usual because of my inability to do much. However, it was still yummy.
Cabbage rolls (which I made), perogies (store bought), baked sole, mushrooms and onions in gravy, sauteed onions.
We usually have this as supper - when the first star is in the sky signals the beginning of the Holy Supper.
Today, though, our son was coming (healing from a broken leg and surgery) so we ate around 2 p.m.
I am up early so I can start to prepare dishes to go in later so I can enjoy some time with the people that are coming for dinner.
Tonight is going to be turkey, bone in ham, broccoli mushroom scallop, Grandmas green beans, mashed potatoes and my daughter made a couple pecan pies
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Merry Christmas Everyone
..as luck should have it I woke up with a doozy head cold this morning (where the heck did that come from?) I have a turkey pretty much thawed in the fridge but supposed to be going to my aunt and uncles for turkey dinner, however, there will be babies and immune compromised people so I probably won't go, will have to send for delivery :-). Looks like I'll be cooking my turkey tomorrow, TBD. The best news, Santa was here!!
Merry Christmas!
Traditional Christmas dinner with my father.Tourtiere(meat pot pie),Ragout de boulette(meatballs),mashed patatoes,chicken,homemade fruits ketchup,french baguette with topped cream cheese and salmon,platter of fines cheese.For desserts,Black forest cake ,Christmas chocolate log,sucre a la creme,fruits cake.For beverage ,liquor,sparkling apple juice,casal domingo and Cranberry juice :)
Merry Christmas everyone x0x:icon_santa::icon_santa::icon_santa:
Oh, how I wish I had a turkey meal!
Today, we had our custom of a snackie supper - shrimp and cocktail sauce, smoked oysters, ham, two kinds of sausage, layered dip, assorted raw veggies, assorted crackers.
Looks like the beginning of the Christmas Leftovers
Tonight will be Turkey Stew
I hope everyone had a good Xmas
Pot Luck dinner with friends and family, Chili is already simmering on the stove.
Also making Thai Mango Salad and Thai Chili and Garlic shrimps.
Did I mention I love chilies?
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It has been a few day of heavy eating
Friday: Company Christmas Lunch, Kale Salad, Turkey, Stuffing, Mashed Potatoes, Mixed Veggies and Cheesecake
Saturday: Simple Sausage on a bun with Chips and Dip
Sunday (Christmas Eve): Sauerbraten, Potatoes, Dumplings, Carrots, Peas, Red Cabbage, Bean Salad, mixed cookies and Peanut Butter Mouse
Monday (Christmas Day): Prime Rib Roast, Mashed Potatoes, Roasted Cauliflower and Gravy
Tonight I am thinking something light is needed, not sure what exactly yet.
..rockin' this stupid head cold, found some Vicks DayQuil--Jackpot!! I had to cook my turkey today as I didn't cook it yesterday ..all the trimmings , I made a savory bread pudding from molasses raisin bread, it was really good..wine goes really good with cooking a turkey
Fend for ourselves tonight :I am having fish sticks,mashed patatoes and ceasar salad and father had leftover of tourtiere(meat pot pie),ragout de boulettes(meatballs) and mashed patatoes.
I had smoked oysters, crackers with layered dip, some potato salad - this was after 4, so I'll have ham on a bun later.
Husband had chicken and potato salad. (He had bought a Sobey's rotisserie chicken the other day, but turned out it was not regular, but chipotle - so too hot for me - yes, even with the skin off.)
..lots of leftovers from yesterday so no cooking required today!! yay!
Dinner? Dinner. Point me, point me.
