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    Something quick & easy.

    Maybe a quick pasta with a garden side salad?
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    Chicken breast, rice, and a veggie.

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    Quote Originally Posted by YankeeMom View Post
    We do appetizers for dinner on Christmas eve. Cheese & crackers, dip, veggies, pepperoni bites, deviled eggs, etc.
    I shouldn't post pre-coffee!

    We are also having: Buffalo chicken bites, popcorn chicken, bacon wrapped scallops, and cookies

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    Just DD and I for the most part today...the Old Man may eat something before he goes to sleep...

    spinach quiche
    stuffed shells
    baked scallops
    crab puffs
    baked pollock
    baked tilapia
    baked cod
    stuffed clams
    tuna mini-cups
    grapes (DD's request )
    sugar cookies



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    We're having my dh's famous lasagna!

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    We are having ham, mashed potatoes, veg & some crescent rolls

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    We do our "feast" on Christmas Eve, so it is prime rib. I keep moving sides around, so not quite sure yet on those. I do have salad fixin's, so I'll put those out, just in case. Also oven-baked potatoes, rice, corn, and some bread rolls that a friend of mine brought over in appreciation for the cookie platter I gave him and his family. They are Swedish dinner rolls, supposed to be very sweet and very good. I may also do peas, because I love peas. (No one else much cares for them - more for me!!) Got some olives on sale, so I might put those out, too.

    Meanwhile, I have the wine (both expensive stuff for BIL, who is a wine snob (although he drinks his red wine cold), and cheap stuff for Mom, who doesn't like to drink wine that tastes like wine, and thinks Boone's Farm is "good" wine), the rootbeer (nephew), the the Cherry Coke (sister) chilling.

    Salty snacks and sweet snacks on the counter for nibbling while the prime rib cooks to perfection....
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    I am baking a bourbon ham and with it we will be having scalloped potatoes, homemade mac & cheese, broccoli casserole, corn, cole slaw, the best deviled eggs and for dessert, a birthday cake for baby Jesus
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    Going to Taco Bell for dinner tonight.

    Breakfast: orange cinnamon rolls and bacon

    Dinner: baked ham, scalloped potatoes, candied yams, corn, deviled eggs, hot rolls, pumpkin pie and coolwhip
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    We had grilled ham and cheese.

    Having a french toast casserole in the morning and then turkey and all of the fixings later in the day.
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    We had homemade Gumbo,Crab legs..... a fresh fruit platter w/ fruit dip for dessert..Yummy..
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    We actually had pancakes. There is not too much in the house, so we just made something that we had. I didn't have time to go to the store today.

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