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On Christmas day we gather with all the local family at my cousins house. The food is the "typical" Christmas stuff... Ham, mashed potatoes... etc.
But on the 26th I am making pan seared venison tenderloin chops over sweet and sour peppers. Side it with oven roasted new potatoes with Salt, Pepper, Paprika and Parsley.
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My brother does Christmas eve. It will be Italian (lasagne or stuffed shells, something like that) He makes his own pasta and desserts, etc.
Christmas day just Charlie, my dad and me, so a roast Duck (in place of turkey), some flavor of rice (in place of the traditional stuffing), red beets and some other veggie. I dont bake, so dessert is up to my dad, LOL
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We'll actually be traveling on Christmas day, so it looks like we'll be having lunch at a Waffle House, since that is pretty much the only thing that is open on our route on the 25th. Supper will be at my MIL's house, so I'm not sure what that will be.
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Twice-baked potatoes. A Christmas treat!
Lox: fillets of salmon, cured and thinly sliced. Often served on or with a bagel.
http://www.jewishrecipes.org/jewish-foods/lox.html
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