Christmas Day Dinner

[Guest guest]

What are you cooking for Christmas? Or what have you served in the past?(yes, im

fishing for ideas!)

-elizabeth

[Guest guest]

Our traditional Christmas Day dinner has always been vegetarian lasagna and a

mocha cheesecake (yep, heavy on the cheeses, but oh so delicious! And it is only

once a year! Both are homemade.

Annie L.

[Guest guest]

One year I did a cold cut platter with all the vegan deli stuff I

could find. I used that vegan mayo and put some dip mix in it for

veggie dip. With plain italian bread people can make there own

sandwiches. If you can find or make vegan meatballs you can do those

on a stick. A crock pot of soup made the day before also makes an easy

meal.

 

Donna KB1RPP

 

" Space and time are not conditions in which we live; they are simply

modes in which we think. " - Albert Einstein

 

 

 

 

On Dec 13, 2009, at 10:23 PM, homeinfm wrote:

 

> What are you cooking for Christmas? Or what have you served in the

> past?(yes, im fishing for ideas!)

> -elizabeth

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Great question! I want to make a sort of smorgasbord

of foods. I am thinking vegetarian lasagna rolls with

spinach, some in a cheesy cream sauce and others

with a traditional red sauce. My omnivore family members

will have some meats and I will likely cook a Quorn

roast with some vegetarian Tofurky brand giblet gravy.

Maybe some big salad of tossed greens and toasted nuts

with simple citrus fruits. Green bean casserole is a must

according to my daughter and some mashed garlic potatoes

for the boys. Plenty of delicious desserts to pick at, too.

Dinner rolls, pickles, olives and other garnish platters.

 

~ PT ~

 

, " homeinfm " <majorshome wrote:

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> What are you cooking for Christmas? Or what have you served in the past?(yes,

im fishing for ideas!)

> -elizabeth

>