Christmas Dinner

What are you all having for your Christmas dinner?

We still can't decide what to have, even though we've only got a week to go!

We'll be having ours on Christmas Eve, we always do this, probably turkey or maybe beef. Christmas Day I do a massive buffet, so I can stay excited all day (if I can last that long!), pace myself with all my pressies and have a few glasses of vino (mixed with lemonade so it lasts a lot longer!)and I've got lots of friends popping in Christmas morning, plus I have mum to do, and quite honestly I could do without slaving away over a hot stove coz I do that day in day out.

I used to do the big cook Christmas Day, but I was always too excited to eat anything! I'm still a big kid inside ya know!

We're having our official Christmas dinner tomorrow at my mum and dad's so on Christmas Day we 're having non traditional. This year it's Chicken with White Wine and Tarragon, Roasties and veg. Haagen Dazs for pudding

Our Christmas Turkey was slaughtered yesterday, and we're picking him up on Monday

We'll be de-boning him, having the crown on Christmas Day and then making curries etc with the rest.

We'll have a proper roast dinner (but no sprouts) on the big day, without Christmas Pudding though, as we hate it! We'll probably make some sort of chocolate dessert instead

I am also (hopefully) going to cure my own ham over Christmas, ready for New Year!

A beautiful - and huge - rib of beef

Can't wait

WOT no sprouts????????? It IS Christmas ya know!!!!

But they are horrid!!! The only vegetable I refuse to eat!

im doing the good old turkey and trimmings this year.

A lovely yummy traditional Christmas dinner - turkey with all the trimmings of course.

well yesterday we decided that we are going to Mandy's sisters for crimbo dinner, between us there's 4 adults and 5 kids (all under so the plan is that theres going to be a kinds buffett thing put on for the kids and they can pick and choose (cos the kids aren't really big eaters) and the 4 grown ups are having one of them turkey joints from Iceland will all the usual stuff (apart from sprouts blaaargh)