what will you be eating for Christmas dinner or for new years day meal, will it be different then normal?

Answer 1

We'll be having baked butternut squash stuffed with portobello mushrooms & sage, with all the trimmings (roast spuds, mash, sesame carrots & parsnips, no sprouts!). It's certainly different to normal! I rarely have time to cook as much as I'd like to, so it's great to have that extra opportunity that the holiday brings.

What will you be having?

Answer 2

In South Asia: some people like having a rich Indian (Mughlai) lamb or chicken biryani (a kind of pilaff) dinner for special occasions, with Bengali sweetmeats or kulfi, or even Indian bread pudding (shahi-tookda), as a top-off. In southern India, many families have a lavish New Year brunch consisting of hoppers (fluffly rice pancakes) with white curries, and milk-based sweets.
On the other hand, you could look up Goan Christmas or New Year cuisine, especially a good sorpotel recipe, for alternative ideas?

Answer 3

I will be eating at my in-laws on both days so I have no idea what I will be having and I am sure it will definately be different to usual! I usually have:

Nut Roast with Mushroom Sauce http://www.recipesforvegans.co.uk/nutroastwithmushroomsauce.html
Roast Potatoes http://www.recipesforvegans.co.uk/roastpotatoes.html
Peas, carrots and
Gravy http://www.recipesforvegans.co.uk/gravy.html

Answer 4

christmas will be differant than normal, will be eating,
turkey & dressing
mashed potatoe's & gravey
ham & yam patties
greenbeans& develed eggs
cranberry sauce, roll's
pumpkin pie, dutch apple pie with coolwhip
plenty of pop & juice
new year's will just be normal eating, either a reg. meal
or just a sandwich.

Answer 5

yeah, it will be diffrent for me. i turned vegetarian 2 months ago so this will be my first without the ham. i don't know if my mom is going to buy me somthing speical, like replacement "meat" or not. but i know i'm going to head for that sweet potatoe cassarol!!!!!