is anyone else eating a non traditional Christmas dinner tonight

Me too.  Mine was homemade and cooked by Indian women.  It is really made with love and yum yum yummy.




This post was edited by WM BARR . =ABSOLUTE TRASH at December 26, 2018 3:19 PM MST

Yes. We are having eggplant lemon and tomato sauteed in butter, with sweet potato yam and ham , cubed and baked in the oven, all pourded over organic brown rice. Yum.

I am having scrambled eggs because I have so many eggs to use up.

I had Jack in the Box. 

Not really non-traditional but, very plain. We had a small turkey breast, broccoli and shared a baked potato. 

I'm having cold baked veggies and a hot 1/2 of an english muffin with a little butter and black raspberry jelly (a small amount).  Excellent meal

I am not sure what traditional Christmas food is, but my daughter made an excellent prime rib.   

Well..first we must decide what a traditional holiday meal is. I cooked a pork tenderloin with sides of scalloped potatoes and steamed mixed veggies.

I'm eating some left over lobster linguini I got the other day.

One year we had homemade sushi; that was great. 

I didn't have my kiddos today and wasn't quite sure what to do with myself. When they're home, I cook and prepare meals. When they're not, I either eat poorly or forget to eat. So, my dinner tonight was chips and dip. 

Cold chicken, ham and three different salads. Crackers and dip. Ice cold beer. That's "traditional" in Australia, it's 96 degrees outside. This post was edited by Slartibartfast at December 26, 2018 7:39 AM MST