I'm looking for last minute ideas to put some good old fashioned Americana into my holiday celebrations...if you're not cooking, then tell me what will you expect to have anyhooo ?

I will probably be having Kraft Dinner.

not a gotdamned thing. my last paycheck went to paying rent, so most likely i'ma be hungry as hell on x-mas and riding around on the bus or somethin.

We will have spicy boiled shrimp, burritos, nachos, and Enchiladas. Still making the traditional cookies, cobblers, and sweet potato pies for dessert though.

Handclapsfingasnapz said:

That sucks. Look, I'm not trying to be funny, but girl, go find you some Unitarians or something to hang out with! They won't care anything about your religious beliefs and they know how to get their grub on FOR REAL.

Handclapsfingasnapz said:

Girl, if kansas city wasn't so far from minne... My family would love to stuff you like they do everyone else.






- wait a minute, that didn't sound right, did it?

Spats said:

Mac & Cheese?

purpleizpassion said:

and thank you.

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Handclapsfingasnapz said:

Girl, if kansas city wasn't so far from minne... My family would love to stuff you like they do everyone else.

For real. God knows anybody that walks in my house has to practically be rolled out of the door after I'm done with 'em. Now see, it's times like this when I wish I was cloned so I could be in different places and just go around stuffing everbody.

lord only knows. i'm taking a jar of trader joe's korma simmer sauce home with me, per my mother's request. that and a box of their blue cornbread mix. other than that, i have no idea.

dunno... prolly tater tots, cause anx's tater tots thread has had me craving them for a while

xmas eve i'm having over a bunch o people for my holiday fondue. xmas day...leftovers probably.

Ottensen said:

My kids would LOVE that rather than having lutefisk or lefse or other Norwegian foods that my wife's family makes for the holidays.

I'm not cooking I'll be eating though

AnckSuNamun said:

You're going to eat white pills and ghosts?

TMPletz said:

yum

AnckSuNamun said:

TMPletz said:

sounds like a typical dinner for me. and i have floating fruit for dessert, and there are always sirens in the background.

Anxiety said:

I've heard that you go "WAKKA WAKKA WAKKA WAKKA" when you eat.

Not cooking Christmas dinner. We'll be going to eat at 13 Coins for lunch before picking up some cheese, salmon, biscuits, salad and nibbles and a bottle of wine to eat at home while watching Christmas telly.

FauxieToo said:

Wow! Isn't that hard on the teeth? I suppose that's why you're only having 13, huh?

TMPletz said:

Indeed. 13 might be a push, too.

@ this thread.

My family is having lobster for Christmas Eve (as we always do), with rice and a vegetable.

Christmas Day we have the usual fare: turkey, gravy, mashed potatoes, stuffing, cranberry sauce, squash, and a veggie.

Got a pumpkin pie cooking in the oven right now.

Handclapsfingasnapz said:

Come on over mine sweetpea. You'll be welcome. I assume Im on sausage roll making duties this year as always.

FauxieToo said:

You could swallow them whole, I suppose. But be afraid if you eat the local currency and American money comes out the other end.

TMPletz said:

That'd probably be a good thing, though. Damn worthless bahts!

For Christmas dinner my husband is smoking a roast (Not like )and I will be making twice baked potatoes, sweet potato casserole, green bean casserole, cornbread dressing with pound cake w/ vanilla ice cream and strawberry's for dessert.


(The dessert is my husband's favorite, and we have it alot because his birthday is Christmas Day)

Nothinbutjoy said:

x 5 million! hell yeah