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Christmas dinner around the world?

loosebree

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Jun 20, 2006
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:D I have always had Christmas dinner at mummys (i am 34)
I only have meat,roast pots,mash and broard beans.

There will be 12 of us at mums for christmas dinner.

She lives on a narrow boat on the coventry canal!!!!!
We eat it on the towpath on a big table wrapped up warm drinking beer.
Hell yeah



:D
 

Nick Brockdorff

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Jul 9, 2001
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So:

UK: Turkey
Denmark: Goose
Portugal: Lamb
Poland: Fish

Other places?

Norway is probably whale lard or some other disgusting thing - and in Sweden the national diet seems to be bangers and mash and prawn salad (yeah, our Scandinavian brethren are weird) :D

- actually, saw in a TV programme recently, that 15 % of the norwegian population eat frozen pizza for christmas :eek:

Nick
 

Shadlad

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Aug 16, 2006
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**** I must not be UK as i'm eating Lamb. Finally the truth is out Newcastle is not part the UK and is a state / Country of it's own. Always said I ain't british I'm Geordie !
 

J@mes

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Jul 11, 2006
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our turkey has been cooking all day today, and its been driving me nuts, its smell's bbbblllllloooooooodddddddyyyy lovely!!!

i believe christmas is a time to sit around the dinning room table, and have a great meal with the family :)

-james
 

Shadlad

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Aug 16, 2006
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Well folks I'm out of here for now as going to have an early one. Will catch you all on here tmrw as nothing else too do ! Happy Xmas everyone and eat (whatever you have lol) and drink and Merry. Shad.
 

Freddie Brockdorff

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Aug 22, 2005
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Any restaurant that still has space.

That rice pudding thing, is that the weird word that you Danish types like to teach us foreigners? I know how to pronounce it, but I'm clueless about the spelling... I'm confident it starts with an R.
Nah - that´s "rødgrød med fløde" you are thinking of! :p

(sort of a fruit "mush" with cream!)

This one is actually called "ris a la mande"! Must be french - or at least inspired by french eh? ;)
 

Mike XS

Behind you...
Mar 1, 2006
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Worcestershire
Turkey - most overated meat, wannabe chicken

For me,
Honey Roast ham
Lamb
Beef
Roast potatoes
Yorkshire pudding
excessive amounts of stuffing
carrots
gravy

Desert, anything i want :cool:

now thats something to look forward to, fish for christmas? what an anti climax