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  Warmblood with Wings
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Location: Florida.. | Thanksgiving we have the sit down and whole turkey dressing feast
Christmas we enjoy our family and company of one another so not to be spent in kitchen.. mom does already baked ham and slices it for sandwichs and we have shrimp and crab from deli on platters .. help yourself paper plates.. eat whereever you want and whenever you want.. even at 11 am. |
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 Perky Gal
Location: On a paint horse... | Christmas we do prime rib and crab but Christmas Eve its always just big pans of nachos!! Yum!! |
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 The Rose of Rodeo...
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Location: Where we still run to look when the siren goes by. | Our traditional dinner is prime rib, roast, or steaks so this year we did something different and did the actual turkey dinner.
It was fun as we started the morning with breakfast of pumpkin waffles with apple cider syrup, lots of fruit, breakfast steaks, hash browns, sausage, and biscuits..
It was fun for all of us girls to get together and cook, talk, and drink wine. 
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 Branded for Life
Posts: 1924
| Mom always caters BBQ for Christmas Dinner, but I talked her into frying chicken with mashed potatoes and gravy and corn this year. It was yummy!!! :)
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 Love Me Some Robert Redford
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Location: WV | Meatloaf and country fried steak with green beans, corn, mashed potatoes, rolls and gravy. Dessert, fruit pizza, choc delight, homemade fudge, pb balls, choc covered cherries & assorted cookies.  |
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 Horsezips Number One Fan
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Location: on a horse | Fun2Run - 2013-12-26 12:23 AM
We do the whole traditional Thanksgiving dinner; then for Christmas we have a snack-fest of dips, mini sandwiches, cookes, etc. It makes it really easy.
Ditto ~ this is what we have done for years now. Everyone seems to like it that way |
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 Shoot Yeah
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Location: Where you need a paddle... Oregon! | We open gifts Christmas morning. I make cinnamon rolls to hold everyone over then we eat brunch. In years past we have french toast casserole, sausage balls, fruit, etc.
This year I made cinnamon rolls, as usual, and The Pioneer Woman's braised brisket, homemade dinner rolls and a cheesy potato casserole. It might become the new tradition.
http://thepioneerwoman.com/cooking/2007/06/brisket_baby/ |
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