18 days left... Foodstuff

[moon]

Do you have some traditional food where you live, that you usually eat on Christmas? It varies a bit from country to country, I've realized! Tell us about what your Christmas table might look like, and what you like and don't like on it.

 

[Logan]

pigs in blankets mate

 

[Kostas]

We have something traditional but it's something that's more like a dessert than main dish.
The most famous is called Melomakarono. It's egg shaped and the main ingredients are Olive oil, flour and honey. You can also cover this with chocolate!
The second one is called kourabies. I'm not sure how it's made because I don't like it :p

 

[Desert Stream~]

Idk what we are having this year :p

 

[Taemin]

What's traditional for people around here is Ham or Prime Rib, but if we're goin' cheap we usually do steak and a baked potato. xD;

This year on Christmas Eve I'm gonna fix rumaki, which is chicken livers wrapped in bacon. Sounds like a change-up!

 

[Lunar]

Right pigs in blankets are the best Christmas foodstuff ever end of conversation ;)

 

[Auticorn]

We just have the traditional turkey with the fixings. *shrug* My mom does make date nut squares, but that's more family recipe wise then it is anything else.