Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Ah, the Christmas Menu!
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We use to have the roast turkey and some roast Lamb and veggies. then sweets we had plum pudding but after it they stopped putting money in it we opted for different ice creams and a pavlova.
ReplyDeleteNot sure what to suggest for you.
Linda, how about dressing the green beans up as a green bean casserole (the recipe which is on the can of those yummy fried onions you put on top). :) I love that casserole!
ReplyDeleteGreen bean casserole is good--especially for those of us who like veggies. Thanks for the suggestion.
ReplyDeleteJenny, what is a pavolova? And is plum pudding really made of plums? Neither of those is familiar to me, but they sound interesting.
Hi Linda,
ReplyDeleteOne year my grandma added homemade macaroni and cheese to her Thanksgiving table and it was a huge hit with the kids!
Rose
pavlova is a desert and yummy
ReplyDeletehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pavlova_(food)
and plum puddings are made with mixed fruit not plums.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plum_pudding
sorry for the delay im in the city now and not online alot
Oh my. This pavlova dessert sounds amazing. I love meringue based goodies. YUM!
ReplyDeleteHi Linda!
ReplyDeleteSorry for being SO late!
We have dinner at my grandparent's house every year. Usually there are about 14 of us in all. We have the same thing for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Turkey, mashed potatoes, sweet potatoes, turnip, squash, corn, peas, stuffing, gravy, homemade pickles, olices, homemade cinnamon and plain rolls. Then the desert: chocolate, pecan, apple, mince, and pumpkin pie with either vanilla ice cream or homemade whipped cream on top : ) SOOOOO yummy!!
Sorry again and now you've made me hungry!
Hannah