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As a tradition what meat does your family eat on the Holidays? We eat ham, (Original Post) debm55 Dec 2024 OP
My wife likes to make a tenderloin underpants Dec 2024 #1
Thank you underpants. I bought a pork tenderloin for New Years Day. Enjoy your tenderloin for Christmas. debm55 Dec 2024 #3
Used to be ham, now usually a prime rib. Lochloosa Dec 2024 #2
Thank you very much Lochloosa. Enjoy. debm55 Dec 2024 #4
Seafood gratin on Christmas Eve and MontanaMama Dec 2024 #5
Thank you MontanaMama. Enjoy your meal. debm55 Dec 2024 #7
Brisket, potato latkes and kugel for Hanukkah. For Christmas celebrating friends we make Ziggysmom Dec 2024 #6
Thank you Ziggysmom. Christmas and Hanukkah begin on the same day this year. Enjyoy. debm55 Dec 2024 #9
Traditionally, a different meat every year until we ran out of meats. Sneederbunk Dec 2024 #8
We had ham, and sometimes fried oysters when we could get them Walleye Dec 2024 #10
Thank you very much Walleye. Sounds great. debm55 Dec 2024 #16
Standing Rib Roast pdxflyboy Dec 2024 #11
Thank you pdyflyboy. That sounds great. debm55 Dec 2024 #17
Chicken lo mein. Mosby Dec 2024 #12
Thank you very much Mosby. Enjoy. debm55 Dec 2024 #13
Ham Freddie Dec 2024 #14
Thank you very much, It sounds very similar to my dinner. Enjoy. debm55 Dec 2024 #18
Prime rib (sous vid @ 130), LakeVermilion Dec 2024 #15
Thank you LakeVermillion. it sounds delicious. Enjoy. debm55 Dec 2024 #19
Christmas Greetings! LakeVermilion Dec 2024 #20
You too LakeVermilion. debm55 Dec 2024 #37
We eat ham too. Yummy! jimfields33 Dec 2024 #21
Thank you jimfieldse33, Love it on sandwich the following day. debm55 Dec 2024 #23
Xmas plan Squeaky41 Dec 2024 #22
Great Squeaky41 and enjoy. debm55 Dec 2024 #36
Usually turkey, but mwmisses4289 Dec 2024 #24
Sounds wonderful. Thank you very much mwmisses4389 Enjoy. debm55 Dec 2024 #25
Quorn roast for the vegetarians; ham for the meat people biophile Dec 2024 #26
Thank you biophile. Great idea. Enjoy. debm55 Dec 2024 #27
My father was a hog farmer. OldBaldy1701E Dec 2024 #28
Thank you OldBald1701E Enjoy debm55 Dec 2024 #35
Italian Beef on Christmas Eve CanonRay Dec 2024 #29
Thank you very much CanonRay. Sounds delicious. debm55 Dec 2024 #30
Homemade Ravioli in homemade sauce and homemade chicken soup, homemade Sicilian sausage Ninga Dec 2024 #31
Thank you Ninga. Do you celebrate the 7 fishes on Christmas Eve? debm55 Dec 2024 #34
Not seven. More like 2 - Ninga Dec 2024 #40
Ham here. (n/t) Different Drummer Dec 2024 #32
Thank you very much Different Drummer. debm55 Dec 2024 #33
We always had beef for Christmas, ham for Easter catbyte Dec 2024 #38
Used to be duck, when I was younger and had the initiative and energy to work with the Nero Wolfe Cook Book. soldierant Dec 2024 #39
Thank you very much soldierant. debm55 Dec 2024 #43
We eat ham or roast chicken or game hens. This year it's roast chicken. Yummy!! dai13sy Dec 2024 #41
Thank you dai13sy. Enjoy. debm55 Dec 2024 #44
My mother's tradition was turkey jmowreader Dec 2024 #42
Thank you very much jmowreader. debm55 Dec 2024 #45

underpants

(189,681 posts)
1. My wife likes to make a tenderloin
Sat Dec 21, 2024, 01:26 PM
Dec 2024

and it’s delicious 😋

I seem to remember having turkey at my mom’s but we probably had ham too. Sandwiches for days.

debm55

(43,871 posts)
3. Thank you underpants. I bought a pork tenderloin for New Years Day. Enjoy your tenderloin for Christmas.
Sat Dec 21, 2024, 01:28 PM
Dec 2024

MontanaMama

(24,354 posts)
5. Seafood gratin on Christmas Eve and
Sat Dec 21, 2024, 01:32 PM
Dec 2024

a beef tenderloin on Christmas Day. The sides change year to year. Happy Christmas!🎄

Ziggysmom

(3,748 posts)
6. Brisket, potato latkes and kugel for Hanukkah. For Christmas celebrating friends we make
Sat Dec 21, 2024, 01:34 PM
Dec 2024

a prime rib. This year I’m making Japanese Jiggly Cheesecake for dessert. It’s awesome!

Sneederbunk

(16,003 posts)
8. Traditionally, a different meat every year until we ran out of meats.
Sat Dec 21, 2024, 01:35 PM
Dec 2024

The aardvark ruined it for everybody.

Freddie

(9,816 posts)
14. Ham
Sat Dec 21, 2024, 01:45 PM
Dec 2024

We get the free spiral ham with 400 points at Giant. It’s a way to easier meal than turkey (no gravy or mashed potatoes!) and honestly once a year is plenty turkey for me. Also macaroni & cheese, the usual green bean casserole, another vegetable, coleslaw, rolls, cheesecake and cookies for dessert.

 

jimfields33

(19,382 posts)
21. We eat ham too. Yummy!
Sat Dec 21, 2024, 02:12 PM
Dec 2024

Love it so much! Not as much as bacon but a danged close second.

Squeaky41

(339 posts)
22. Xmas plan
Sat Dec 21, 2024, 02:15 PM
Dec 2024

Spiral ham wormed with a glaze.

Butternut squash.

Sweet potato

New Years will be roast duck




biophile

(685 posts)
26. Quorn roast for the vegetarians; ham for the meat people
Sat Dec 21, 2024, 02:31 PM
Dec 2024

Quorn is a meat substitute, mostly for poultry, and I think it’s one of the best. Even meat eaters like it.

OldBaldy1701E

(7,545 posts)
28. My father was a hog farmer.
Sat Dec 21, 2024, 02:36 PM
Dec 2024

So we had turkey!

Seriously, we had enough pork the rest of the year, so we went with the big bird or some moo cow on holidays. There was also a ham, so it is not like we didn't have any!

Ninga

(8,812 posts)
31. Homemade Ravioli in homemade sauce and homemade chicken soup, homemade Sicilian sausage
Sat Dec 21, 2024, 04:59 PM
Dec 2024

Just lots and lots of food!

soldierant

(8,316 posts)
39. Used to be duck, when I was younger and had the initiative and energy to work with the Nero Wolfe Cook Book.
Sat Dec 21, 2024, 10:21 PM
Dec 2024

And also when duck was less expensive, Nowadays it's whatever I feel like. But not turkey not ham, both of which I dislike.

(You can have the turkey and ham and I'll take the lima beans.)

jmowreader

(52,056 posts)
42. My mother's tradition was turkey
Sun Dec 22, 2024, 12:58 PM
Dec 2024

Turkey that had "rested" on the counter so long it got cold before we were allowed to eat it.

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