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Christmas Eve food - what do you do?
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when i lived at my mums we always used to have pork chops ,and we were allowed to eat any xmas food lol from about 6 at night mince pies ,sausage rolls ect which she would spend all day baking.
now i have my own house i go out for a 3 course slap up meal and a bottle of wine with my friend we have done this for about 5 years so its kind of a tradition also i cook dinner for my lot xmas day so dont want a hangover so not too much vino lol.0 -
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I am trying to remember what OH and I did for Christmas Eve dinner the last two years but I can't think. I think it's time to start a tradition!
Will watch this thread with interest and have a think about what might be nice...0 -
we have take away. I've been cooking all day and oh cleaning so i don't want to cook and then us have the dishes to sort out. we have been out early doors before now but prefer to stay at home really. usually by 5 all the prep is done and Christmas starts and we have a nice drink, eat and watch tv'We're not here for a long time, we're here for a good time0
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i normally cook a ham so we have that with pork pie and salad etc0
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normally we have some family over and usually have pizza, garlic bread and salad, with a pudding from the freezer - e.g. cheesecake or gateau.
However his year family are coming 22nd and we will have a buffet, and I will be working on Christmas eve (usually I book the day off) so not sure this year but something very easy - maybe even a takeaway!!:j0 -
Nothing special except for having a trifle (my mum makes a great trifle) which I then also eat for breakfast the next day
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We usually have fish and chips on christmas eve especially if we've been really busy that day.#6 of the SKI-ers Club :j
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We tend to get a take away instead of cooking

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dont know yet..i would like takeaway but i guess ill have to ask everyone elseHave a Bsc Hons open degree from the Open University 2015 :j:D:eek::T0
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