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thread: What's on your Christmas Day menu?

  1. #37
    BellyBelly Life Subscriber

    Jun 2008
    In snuggle land
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    I'm wondering if I can get to Limeslice's & Rouge's place on the same day.

    We were going to skip Christmas this year but now we're going to Mum's and she's doing turkey & roast veggies. We're bringing a salad & dessert. I'm thinking coleslaw & a quinoa salad. I have fruit mince and I'm thinking of making an apple & mince pie with a vanilla cream or custard.

  2. #38
    Registered User

    Apr 2010
    Foothills of the Blue Mountains, West Sydney, NSW
    421

    Christmas eve we are going to my uncles place and are having the typical Christmas roast (turkey and all that), but on Christmas day we are just having a quiet one at our place, but are still planning a mini feast

    Our Christmas Day will be a BBQ with the following (can't wait as I don't eat seafood often enough!)

    Christmas Day Menu

    Entree:
    * bakery bread rolls w butter
    * fresh prawns
    * chilli tomato garlic prawns
    *" " scallops

    Main:
    * ginger, chilli & lemongrass fish
    * pumpkin, feta & pine nut salad
    * creamy mashed potato
    * garlic butter asparagus & beans

    Desserts:
    * Fruit salad w mascarpone & crushed pavlova
    * cake (TBA)
    * shortbread
    * cherry ripe, mint & baileys balls



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  3. #39
    Registered User

    Feb 2006
    NSW Central Coast
    5,301

    but are still planning a mini feast

    Our Christmas Day will be a BBQ with the following (can't wait as I don't eat seafood often enough!)

    Christmas Day Menu

    Entree:
    * bakery bread rolls w butter
    * fresh prawns
    * chilli tomato garlic prawns
    *" " scallops

    Main:
    * ginger, chilli & lemongrass fish
    * pumpkin, feta & pine nut salad
    * creamy mashed potato
    * garlic butter asparagus & beans

    Desserts:
    * Fruit salad w mascarpone & crushed pavlova
    * cake (TBA)
    * shortbread
    * cherry ripe, mint & baileys balls


    This is a mini feast???? LOL, I think you could feed a small nation with all of that YUM!

  4. #40
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    Apr 2010
    Foothills of the Blue Mountains, West Sydney, NSW
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    This is a mini feast???? LOL, I think you could feed a small nation with all of that YUM!
    Haha yeah I know hey kinda got carried away with all the yumminess lol. we are doing it as a sample menu and trialling it for when we host Chrissy next year.


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  5. #41

    Feb 2008
    With my awesome cherubs
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    We did xmas last week with my nan from england before she flew back we had:

    Starters:
    Antipasto platters
    Cheese platter
    Bread sticks
    Baked brie with garlic and lemon thyme
    Herb damper
    Procuitto wrapped asparagus

    Main:
    Roast potatoes, carrots and pumpkin
    Steamed broccoli
    Garlic greens (beans in garlic butter)
    Ham
    Turkey
    Pork

    Dessert:
    Homemade mince pies and plum pudding
    Trifle
    and for the kids jelly and ice cream


    Tomorrow a small roast with my parents just a few chooks with some pumpkin, potatoes, peas etc

  6. #42
    Registered User

    Aug 2008
    Ouiinslano
    5,303

    Starter:
    Pea and mint bruschetta

    Mains:
    3kg vegan turducken (a falafel inside a nut roast inside a tofurkey)
    Cashew-creamy potato bake
    Roast vegetable and quinoa salad
    Leafy green pesto pasta salad
    Roast potatoes (yes two potato dishes! )
    Lentil gravy
    Cranberry sauce

    Desserts:
    Mint choc ripple cake
    Vegan trifle
    Christmas pudding and soy custard
    Raw banana ice cream
    Kahlua balls (rum balls but with Kahlua)

    And a bottle of Moet

    Sooooooo excited!

  7. #43
    BellyBelly Life Subscriber

    Jun 2008
    In snuggle land
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    Choc ripple cake seems to be common. I dont think I've ever had any. Now I'm curious.

    What is white christmas?

  8. #44
    Registered User

    Feb 2006
    NSW Central Coast
    5,301

    L&B, choc ripple cake is the bomb!! And so easy to make, just cream and choc ripple bickies, you can add other stuff too, but it's delish!! White christmas is a type of slice with dried fruits, rice bubbles, copha, powdered milk.....I'm not a huge fan, but it's a popular christmas treat, it looks very festive!

  9. #45
    Registered User

    Jul 2010
    Canberra
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    This thread is making me hungry.

    Family BBQ lunch
    - Prawns
    - Marinated lamb
    - Spicy chicken kebabs
    - Potato salad with mustard & honey dressing
    - Green salad
    - Sourdough rolls
    - Pavlova with red fruits (raspberries, strawberries, redcurrants & pomegranate - very festive!).

    Quiet dinner with bro:
    - cranberry mocktails
    - Asian chicken & herb salad
    - cheese plate
    - choc-dipped strawberries.

  10. #46
    Registered User

    Aug 2007
    Melbourne - west
    528

    Not too keen on turkey and dont eat pork much (Ham). So, opted for a croatian/serbian type of meal. Normally we do cabbage rolls, but Im not that good at it, so made the filled capsicum with rice and beef mince in a passata tomato sauce, mash potatoes, oven sweet potato and pumpkin, some chicken schnitzels. Desert was honey biscuits, white xmas and made choc ripple log (first time), hubby loved the log. very easy to make. TBH, I dont like xmas food very much. DH was happy with the european 'fare' as he is south american and loves our food.

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