Re: Christmas Dinner - What Do You Serve?
Is Pizza Hut open for Christmas?
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Re: Christmas Dinner - What Do You Serve?
Originally Posted by zargof
(Post 9024796)
Is Pizza Hut open for Christmas?
Literally. They are revolting. What is so un-Christmassy about Mexican? Mexicans love the baby Jebus more than most crackers anyway. :rolleyes: |
Re: Christmas Dinner - What Do You Serve?
Originally Posted by Leslie66
(Post 9024804)
I seriously want to do Mexican for Christmas this year but my family is revolting.
Literally. They are revolting. What is so un-Christmassy about Mexican? Mexicans love the baby Jebus more than most crackers anyway. :rolleyes: I would eat Mexican food at Christmas though. |
Re: Christmas Dinner - What Do You Serve?
Originally Posted by MrEmjoy
(Post 9024813)
Oh how I'm looking forward to this years 'My bitch of a sister story' :eek:
I would eat Mexican food at Christmas though. Mexican food is perfect for crowds. Anyway, they veto me and come up with the perfectly traditional "Ham and Macaroni and Cheese" dinner. I'm like, "WTF?" Since when did we EVER have macaroni and cheese at Christmas? :confused: I need a really good macaroni and cheese recipe. :sneaky: |
Re: Christmas Dinner - What Do You Serve?
Originally Posted by Leslie66
(Post 9024804)
I seriously want to do Mexican for Christmas this year but my family is revolting.
Literally. They are revolting. What is so un-Christmassy about Mexican? Mexicans love the baby Jebus more than most crackers anyway. :rolleyes: But if not, I think Mexican would be a good idea? Are there any traditional Christmas Mexican dishes? |
Re: Christmas Dinner - What Do You Serve?
Originally Posted by Leslie66
(Post 9024818)
I need a really good macaroni and cheese recipe. :sneaky:
Just puttin' it out there ;) |
Re: Christmas Dinner - What Do You Serve?
Originally Posted by Leslie66
(Post 9024818)
I need a really good macaroni and cheese recipe. :sneaky:
It's too good for kids. It's pretty simple, aged cheddar instead of crap cheddar, chunky whole wheat Multi Grain bread crumbs on top and Parmesan with dried Italian herbs mixed in with the bread crumbs, baked, you want the elbows pretty Al Dente as it's baking for about 20 to 30 minutes. |
Re: Christmas Dinner - What Do You Serve?
Originally Posted by zargof
(Post 9024830)
I'm actually heading to Blighty for Christmas, so I might just eat a bunch of bacon butties for Christmas dinner.
But if not, I think Mexican would be a good idea? Are there any traditional Christmas Mexican dishes? I would forgo the turkey and have some cilantro-shrimp, black beans, queso and quacamole as starters and/or sides. |
Re: Christmas Dinner - What Do You Serve?
Originally Posted by MrEmjoy
(Post 9024847)
I'll sort you out, there's one in the Recipe thread that my 'Posh or Adult Mac N Cheese'
It's too good for kids. It's pretty simple, aged cheddar instead of crap cheddar, chunky whole wheat Multi Grain bread crumbs on top and Parmesan with dried Italian herbs mixed in with the bread crumbs, baked, you want the elbows pretty Al Dente as it's baking for about 20 to 30 minutes. |
Re: Christmas Dinner - What Do You Serve?
Originally Posted by Burn1911
(Post 9024838)
What about - Mac & Cheese tacos, Mac & Cheese Quesidillas (sp?) Mac & Cheese burritos.....
Just puttin' it out there ;) |
Re: Christmas Dinner - What Do You Serve?
I thought New Yorkers had take-out Chinese food for Christmas.
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Re: Christmas Dinner - What Do You Serve?
Originally Posted by Yorkieabroad
(Post 9024267)
Last year we had a turducken
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Re: Christmas Dinner - What Do You Serve?
Originally Posted by helwardman
(Post 9024874)
Anything with the word "turd" in the name should not be eaten. ;)
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Re: Christmas Dinner - What Do You Serve?
Originally Posted by Leslie66
(Post 9024818)
I need a really good macaroni and cheese recipe. :sneaky:
200g/7 oz Elbow Macaroni (dry weight) 50g/2oz Butter 3 tbsp Plain Flour 500ml/17 fl oz Milk 225g Cream Cheese Softened 1/2 tsp Salt 1/2 tsp Pepper 2tsp country style mustard 225g/8oz cubed cheddar cheese (mild, medium or mature as suits you) 125g/4oz fresh breadcrumbs 30g/1oz butter (melted) 2 tbsp fresh chopped parsley Heat Oven to 200°C. Cook Macaroni as per packet. In large saucepan melt butter, stir in flour, cook over med heat until smooth and bubbly. Stir in milk ladleful by ladleful making sure each ladleful is fully incorporated before adding the next. Stir in cream cheese, salt, pepper & mustard and stir until cream cheese has melted and sauce has thickened 3-4 min. Stir in the macaroni and the cubed cheese and then tip the lot into a casserole dish. In a small bowl stir together the breadcrumbs, additional butter and parsley and sprinkle over the mac n cheese. Bake for 15-20 mins. If it makes you feel any better I'll be having warm prawn cocktail (made at least 3 days in advance), dishwater soup with dubious veg floating in it, dry turkey, soggy sprouts and tinned corn all served cold and followed by a cheese board (sold cheap cos it was out of date) and sherry trifle topped with dream topping - cream??? god no it would go off!! |
Re: Christmas Dinner - What Do You Serve?
Originally Posted by Leslie66
(Post 9024790)
We'll be doing this until mid-January.
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