Traditional Czech Christmas dinner - carp and a potato salad.
this post was submitted on 24 Dec 2023
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Sounds tasty!
Sushi tonight, but I'm making French onion soup for whenever over the next few days. Always better the next day.
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I'm having lobster tail, mushie peas and unclel Ben's rice. It's not the most elaborate meal but it's comforting and delicious.
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gonna play some dino nugget roulette. some were recalled a couple of times recently.. dunno if the bags in the freezer are 'ok' or not. don't care, but i think they predate the recalls.
you still alive, friend?
Slow cooked pork ribs with boiled potatoes and sour cabbage. It's a tradition to the point of pretty much being mandated by law at this point.
Yummy
My family has a tradition of following my Nonna's old family recipe for homemade pasta and sauce.
Thought it was Christmas eve dinner tonight but the person cooking changed it to tomorrow which doubles up with other family Christmas dinner. So thats a mess but now it's chinese takeout tonight.
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Texas barbeque because I'm sick of having turkey for every holiday and my SO doesn't want to get Peking duck because we're getting that for lunar New Year.
I'm on my own this year, since my wife is out of town. Friends invited me to have Christmas eve dinner with them last night. I brought vegan Swedish meatballs and rye bread (I made them both). They had a lot of good vegan and non-vegan food there. We also drank tequila and blackberry moonshine :). Tonight, I'm having leftovers, and I'm also making some cardamom buns.
Hubs is making this with rice and bok choy. It's just us and our kiddo tonight https://nolimitcooking.com/2022/11/03/wedding-banquet-style-roasted-chilean-sea-bass/
In respite from the prep cooking I've been doing and the big meal tomorrow we are ordering pizza tonight.
chinese takeout, so original !
Duck
Something(I'm Jewish)
Family tradition is pizza and wings after church on Christmas Eve!
Russian salad and flamenquin.
Gnocchi with cream sauce, one of my favorites.
Well itβs Christmas here now in Australia , so probably some roast pork, shrimp, salad. Mainly do a big lunch on Christmas, so dinners gonna be light either way.
A traditional sour cabbage soup called Kapustnica, followed by homemade pork schnitzels with potato salad. For drinks we have boiled plum wine with spices.
Typical dinner - fish soup, fried carp with potato salad.
I really like it, each year we have lots of potato salad and strong soup.