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Enjoy your turkey!
Bluesummers:
I don't think turkey for Christmas is solely UK, but since it's a social mandate to have turkey for Thanksgiving here in the US, most people tend to choose some other protein for Christmas:
* Chicken (It's like a miniature turkey, stop being boring)
* Ham/Pot Roast (It puts the honey-glaze on its skin or else it gets the baster again!)
* Duck (Bless you for branching out, but God help you if you make it wrong)
* Fish (You must be Italian, I assume)
* Beef Brisket (You must be Jewish, I assume...extra points for being festive anyway)
* Peanut Butter (You must be five years old, I assume)
* Tofu (Put it back. No, we're not getting it, I don't care if it's on sale)Just kidding, vegans. I partake of the curd every now and again, don't fret.
Jace:
In my family, my mother and sister were not huge fans of ham or turkey, so for xmas we always had lasagna, except I didn't like cheese, so my mom would leave the extra and broken noodles off to the side and I just had the noodles with sauce.
BeoPuppy:
Christmas with the parents used to consist of first day boerenkool, second day snert. I realise this will make zero sense to all non-dutch speaking people. But that is sort of the point.
Oh, and if mum felt adventurous she'd swap the meals between the days.
Carl-E:
Christmas eve we have a BYO party between the evening and midnight services at our church (we live closest, it saves the choir and other oficiants the trouble of going home for a ew hours, especially in bad weather). We bake a ham, and everyone brings fantastic stuff.
Then christmas day is a pyjama day. No one's allowed to dress. We have a small turkey and pies again.
I put on three pounds since Wednesday. Dammit!!
Whitey Fats:
I had smoked wild turkey, since they roam about Florida
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