Dinners for the Christmas season

Spicy turkey noodle soup with bok choy :face_savoring_food:

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I made this bread stuffing on Boxing Day, adapted from a recipe sent in a Xmas card from Mission Services, which helps the homeless and impoverished here in London, Ontario.

I also make a TV dinner of leftovers for my friend. He has never tried roast goose before.

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Nice work separating the sides!

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thank you! I love tin foil :rofl: And crafting. :grinning_face_with_smiling_eyes:

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The top of your first picture made me think of @Desert-Dan.

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agree

I broke away from the Christmas Eve tradition of soup (usually chili - ground beef, red kidney beans, canned tomatoes - simmered 3 hours). Instead, had an easily-assembled assortment of appetizer/nibbles. Smoked salmon w cream cheese on rye bread squares, spanakopita (Costco) and homemade tzatziki, a cheese & jalepeno mixture baked in corn chip scoops, meatballs w BBQ sauce.

Christmas Day - Steak, roasted acorn squash, roasted cubed sweet potato, spinach souffle, relish tray of devilled eggs, pickles, ripe olives, carrots. Assortment of Christmas cookies.

Boxing Day - Baked homemade crab cakes, coleslaw, roasted veggie blend

We’ve enjoyed a mix & match of various reheated leftovers for other meals these past few days.



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nicely done!

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festive table :slight_smile:

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Thank you…

The credit goes to my mother – in addition to her teaching me basic cooking/baking skills, she was kind to all and still tries to help where she can.

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Tourtière meatballs tonight

spanakopita

egg noodles with Gorgonzola, Parm, walnuts + pepper. (this recipe, but without the spinach)

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I can’t get over your beautiful cookie tray. :smiling_face_with_three_hearts:

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Very nice!

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thank you !