I did a fun post like this for Thanksgiving so now doing one for Christmas to see if we serve traditional or maybe not so traditional foods compared to others.
Our menu is the same every year and our family and friends look forward to their favorite recipes. This is a feast to feed a large amount of people but we only host this huge meal twice a year, Thanksgiving and Christmas. Leftovers are enjoyed for a couple days or so and everyone takes a plate or more home with them. So, to start off, we live in Alabama and eat around 2-4 pm, kind of like a late lunch/early supper. Yes, we say supper, not dinner!!
APPETIZERS
• grilled shrimp skewers
• charcuterie skewers
• veggie tray with dip
• hummus with crackers
• cheeseball with crackers
• deviled eggs
• pickled eggs
• cake pops
MEATS AND SIDES
• deep fried turkey
• baked ham
• roasted duck
• cornbread dressing
• giblet gravy
• candied yams
• green bean casserole
• potato salad
• baked macaroni and cheese
• collard greens
• cranberry sauce
• yeast rolls
DESSERTS
• banana pudding
• fruit salad
• fruitcake
• apple pie
• pumpkin pie
• pecan pie
• chocolate pie
Ok, now it’s your turn!
– where are you located?
– what time do you eat?
– do you call it supper or dinner?
– what’s on your menu?
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