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June 2015 Moms
Jessica16393
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Christmas feast!
Jessica16393
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What is everyone cooking for Christmas?
This is our first year without the traditional turkey. With thanksgiving turkey still on my taste buds I decided we are having tacos! Homemade salsa and guac!
This is our first year without the traditional turkey. With thanksgiving turkey still on my taste buds I decided we are having tacos! Homemade salsa and guac!
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Re: Christmas feast!
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We have ham on Christmas eve just the two of us (it has always been the day we open our gifts to each other). Sometimes my mom comes for the dinner part too.
Christmas is across the street at my brothers...having roast beef and gravy and I can't wait. I'm making cupcakes and sugar cookies for dessert!
Day after Christmas is at mother in laws...she asked what we want so I get to choose!!! Yay!!! I'm thinking baked stuffed chicken.
Not to mention I picked up some reses peanut butter trees yesterday. And some peppermint bark. Food glorious food! And mashed potatoes three days in a row is pretty much my dream.
EDD: June 10th 2015 ~ Aussie Bumpie~FTM
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I wondered if Yorkshire Pudding was served with Christmas Turkey. I should have asked my dad yesterday (from Yorkshire) when I asked what english xmas dinner was traditionally. Yum, Yorkshire pudding.
As a Yorkshire gal, I can tell you that we most certainly do in our house, with the full roast and then trifle afterwards. In fact we have yorksires most sundays cause my Canadian in-laws love 'em!
I'm going to eat all of the things. For the health of my little poppet, obviously :P
https://www.jamieoliver.com/recipes/eggs-recipes/amazing-yorkies/
The key is getting the fat super hot to the point of smoking...and not opening the door until they puff up. Other than that they're pretty easy!
DH is making Beef Wellington for the family for x-Mas eve and then step sister is making roast beast (haha) for x-mas dinner.
Super excited...beef, beef beef!
We always do Christmas Eve with my side of the fam, and it's BYOS (bring your own steaks) and a nice green salad, twice-baked loaded potatoes and yeast rolls. And sweet tea of course, this is the South after all.
*drooling*
Is is Christmas Eve yet?
Oh yeah, and then we do Christmas Day with Dh's parents and she always just cooks up whatever (she is an amazing cook so everything she makes is like gourmet) and then we snack all day long.
Dinner will be prime rib, rolls, cheesy mashed potatoes, and green beans almondine. Only three of us this year so I'm keeping it simple.
Dessert will be cheesecake & cookies & the Doctor Who christmas special.
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Expecting our first - Alice Irene - 6/5/15
DS2: July 12, 2013
Baby #3 EDD June 22, 2015