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I voted for turkey, not because that's what we are having, but it's what we would have if I was the only vote that counted. That was what we traditionally had every year when I was growing up, and I think its what we should have now. Unfortunately, I am the only member of the family that feels this way. We will probably have a spiral sliced ham, because that's what my husband and sons want. I am considering cooking a whole beef tenderloin that I have in the freezer though. I bought it a while back, but I'm really afraid to try cooking it. I have never done one before, and if I mess it up, not only do we have no Christmas dinner, I'm also out a small fortune.
When my parents were still living Chrismas Eve we would make smelts, calamari,clams oreganata, shrimp,flounder,baccala and mussels along with a big antipasto and spaghetti with garlic bread of course. Christmas Day we would have turkey,lasagna and sometimes a small spiral ham along with all the trimmings.
Still not sure what we are doing this year so I will have to answer at a later date.
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Chinese food! (We're Jewish.)
Actually, we probably won't go for Chinese. Too cliche.
Maybe the dungeness crabs we have in the extra freezer, now that Bulldogdad reminded me.
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