What's cooking for the holidays next week?
WHAT WILL YOU BE COOKING AND WHAT YOU HAVE PLANNED FOR THE HOLIDAYS?
I'll be making the usual. All from scratch.
Rice and peas
Pork leg Pernil)
Red onion salad in lime
Macaroni and Cheese
Rice pudding
Butter/Cheddar Biscuits
My daughter-in-law will be making:
Baked ziti
Lobster ravioli
We're going to spend the day watching movies and playing games.
HAPPY HOLIDAYS!!! AND BLESSED BE!!!!!
I'll be making the usual. All from scratch.
Rice and peas
Pork leg Pernil)
Red onion salad in lime
Macaroni and Cheese
Rice pudding
Butter/Cheddar Biscuits
My daughter-in-law will be making:
Baked ziti
Lobster ravioli
We're going to spend the day watching movies and playing games.
HAPPY HOLIDAYS!!! AND BLESSED BE!!!!!
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Permalink Reply by Lykathea, Queen of Squirrels on -
Just the usual, spread over multiple days, will feed my bandmates and more.
Carby things:
Challah bread
Lentils and rice
Mantou, Siarbing (Chinese bread)
Roti Paratha (Indian bread)
Green onion mashed potatoes
Buttermilk biscuits
Some type of pasta dish
Mac and Cheese
Rye Bread Stuffing
Garlic and nutritional yeast gravy
Proteiny things
Seitan Roast
Seitan Stew with Paprika and Onions
Smoky Tofu Cutlets, Breaded with Nuts, with Sauce Aurore
Fried Cheese with various sauces
Other
Root Veggie Croquettes
Samosas
Spicy sprout salad
Mixed mushrooms
Veggie Kimbap
Sweet Potato Pie
Candied Yams
Collard greens
Lentil pottage
I love cooking and cooking loves me. :)
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Permalink Reply by Raven on -
we will have the fallowing:
Honey Ham
Orange and Cranberry Glazed Turkey
Mash potatoes
Cream Peas
Corn
Farmer style Green Beans
Pineapple stuffing
Schnitzel
brown gravy
German mushroom gravy
Spaetzle
Pumpkin Pie
Pecan Pie
German Cheese Cake
Chicken Soup with Hungarian Dumplings
Candied Yams
and at least 12 different kids of cookies...
Blessings,
Raven
I think that will be all this year
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Permalink Reply by Lilith on
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Ham
Mashed potatoes
potato salad
baked beans
turkey
glazed carrots
sweet potato casserole
cheese ball and crackers
mini sausage links
green bean casserole
sourdough rolls
buttermilk bisc.
summer sausage
carrot cake
eclair cake
chocolate covered cherries
peanut butter balls
turtles
fudge
peanut butter cookies
snicker doodles
chocolate chip cookies
seven layer bars
chocolate crackle cookies
deviled eggs
and what ever the guests bring.
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Permalink Reply by Patricia Lafayllve on -
For Yule I'm making a turkey/wild rice/vegetable soup from the Thanksgiving carcass (it's been in the freezer and will be stock, soon), probably either a broccoli/cheese or a potato/cheese soup, and baking a ham with a honey/mustard glaze (unless I decide to steam it in cider...). Oh and I'm making fresh bread, of course. And serving a beet and goat cheese salad. My kinswoman is bringing roasted root vegetables and bruscetta, and more potluck feast contributions will arrive...
I make a Morning After Breakfast, too - up this time is a lemon/blueberry wafle mixture and bacon, plus homefries...and the usual yogurt and granola, bagels and creme cheese, clementines and bananas...and loads of coffee...
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Permalink Reply by Rhiannonfirewitch on -
Well For sweetpotato/candied yams. I take the juice from the canned yamms with 1/4 cup of karo syrup. Brown suger about 3/4 of a cup. pumpkin spice and cloves spice and all spice put the spices in sauce pot let it simmer for about 10 min. Taking the yamms putting them in a baking pan putting the sauce on top of the yamms put oven on to about 350. Let them bake for about 10 min, take out then put big or small marshmellows on top and put back in the oven for about another 5 min. or until the marshmellows are golden. I am not good at writing out recipes off the top of my head so if u need more info on it lemme know. But they are yummy
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Permalink Reply by Aradiana Merrows Ceridwen Adaria Ravensdowne on
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We are having:
Turkey
Ham
Mashed Potato Casserole
Bread Dressing
Pearl Onions
Pumpkin Pie
Marzipan Stollen
Crab Salad
Mixed Steamed Veggies
Turkey Gravy
Yeast Rolls
Green Bean Casserole
Mimosas
Then, the Italian family party begins and we all get together to make ravioli, lasagna, pasta and breads.
On New Years the Irish comes out along with the Southern U.S.....
Ham Hock in Lager
Black-eye Peas
Greens with Pick a Peppa
County Cork Breads
Stout Bread Pudding
Next stop?? DIET!!!!! lol......
Merry, Happy and Best in 2009 to all!
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