Christmas Day breakfast - what do you have?

worried_jim

Gin.

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

fletch3163

Croissants - from a tin so smell lovely baking - and fresh eating with jam and butter
Bacon and pancakes fried together. Mushrooms. Poached eggs. Toast
Proper coffee
Sweeties

Ah, I didn't get this size by accident:o

Ladyhawk

We all start off by going to my parents bedroom (my brothers and I are all in our 30's!!) to open our stockings.... then we have baked ham, poached eggs (yuck!), toast, mushrooms, tomatoes, yogurt, fruit and champagne. Once brekkie is tidied away we get my oldest brother to play Father Christmas and hand out the presents.

My family is not close at all and this Christmas is the first one my entire family has been together in 15 years so it is really lovely so have this one tradition that we cling to!

Lottebear

We have smoked salmon and Scambled eggs, brown toast, Champgane and or Orange Juice.:beer:

ben1con3

juicygirl wrote: »

This year my hubby and I have cut back hugely on our present buying for each other in order to clear our debt. Instead we've decided to have a cosy morning in together before we doing the round of visiting. We won't be having Christmas dinner til about 5pm ( at Mum's ).

Does anyone have any ideas for a special breakfast? What do you all have?

Thanks!

We normally have french toast or eggy bread as some people call it. This year we're having eggs benedict obviously with champers.
Croissants are delicious warmed and filled with scrambled eggs and smoked salmon or crispy smoked bacon.
Whatever you have, enjoy and Merry Christmas xx

stef240377

Since i have been living with DH i have made sure a fry up is well under way by the time Dh starts attacking kids toys in order to set them up only for kids to tell him hes doing it all wrong 'and this piece goes here see'.

Xmas dinner is then around 3/4pm depending what time everyone starts complaining of being hungry and wanting more food, by the time its all gone down no one dares ask for tea cos they cant move and its only now the choccie may get opened.

parsonswife8

Scrambled eggs and chopped chives on brown toast. Black pepper.
Yum.:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Dazi

This year will probably be a ham roll made the night before - travelling down south xmas morning to spend time with my family might treat ourselves to a cup of coffee on the services :rotfl:

gingin_2

Sainsburys baked goods are great. We will have croissants, pain au chocolate and pain au raisin with fruit and lots of tea, coffee and orange juice. Takes 2 minutes to prepare, is reasonable value and involves very little clearing up. It is always my "posh" breakfast when we have people over.

nannyboo1

Muffins with smoked salmon and Hollandaise sauce. Used to have a Bucks Fizz as well but now just orange juice