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What are you making for Christmas bros?

>> No.17169842

Spaghetti-Os on Eggos, washed down with red Kool Aid.

>> No.17169852 [DELETED] 
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I'm Jewish. I can't wait until this bullshit is all over.

I bet in 20 years white christians will finally be a minority and I won't have to deal with it anymore.

>> No.17169859

>>17169837
I’m not gonna do a big dinner, but I bought a ton of cured meats and soft cheeses and some olives, nice bread and butter, some Italian cookies, some shrimp for shrimp cocktail, and some wine, beer, bailey’s and Bloody Mary ingredients. Just gonna slowly eat and drink over the weekend.

>> No.17169862

>>17169837
bye frogcancer

>> No.17169864

A tenderloin roast, mashed potatoes, broccoli, and mac and cheese (some of the cheese sauce will be for the broccoli).

Might do one or two more sides or starters, but haven't decided yet.

>> No.17169865

>>17169852
Typical jew hates the season of giving

>> No.17169875

>>17169852
most non-religious families also celebrate christmas.

Christmas in japan for example isn't generally religious, but most families do a tree and gift giving anyway despite the fact only 1-2% of Japanese people are Christian.

>> No.17169876

>>17169837
Apparently my sister in-law and I will be cleaning a whole duck. So I guess duck.

I'm worried, bros... how do I clean a duck? People assume I know these things.

>> No.17169877

>>17169876
look up a youtube video or two

>> No.17169906 [DELETED] 
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I am Jewish and I HATE Christmas.

I want ALL white christians REPLACED.

This isn't bait, Christians are awful smug nazis and I wish they stopped existing.

>> No.17169923 [DELETED] 

>>17169906
I too wish Allah wiped all the white people from the earth. Then you Jews are next.

>> No.17169936 [DELETED] 

Jew here. I hate Christmas and hope all white christians get replaced.

>> No.17169947

>>17169936
Israel will belong to Palestine once again, Jew. Enjoy your ignorance & peace while it lasts.

>> No.17169954

I'm currently alone at home drinking Jägermeister. But I will visit my mother and step-father tomorrow and I'm gonna see what she cooked :)

>> No.17169955

>>17169837
We doing a gathering for like 15-20 people in a tiny fucking house. I had to take over steak, otherwise it'd be something inane like Korean BBQ indoor. So now Im doing one prime roast 4 bones, one boneless prime roast approx 6 bones, and four 1" NY strips.

>> No.17169982 [DELETED] 

I am Jewish. I do not like Christmas.

>> No.17169990
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>>17169862
kill yourself, tranny

>> No.17169991

>>17169837
his christmas i will be nice and just enjoy the holidays.

>> No.17170009

>>17169837
not that much this year desu,
skagen, ham, jerusalem artichoke-potato mash, blackcurrant herring, "archipelago bread", gravad lax.
i think that's it, on top of that i'm prolly gonna get some Lactarius trivialis-sallad.

>> No.17170082

Appetizers are:
Belon oysters with veal tartare
Foie gras with bergamot and onion confit
Served with an indépendant Champagne

First course is sea bass, spinach and Gewürztraminer

Next is a woodcock consommé with homegrown mushrooms and shoots.

Main course is veal shank with cream of artichoke

A cheese selection

And Gordon Ramsay's raspberry compote with tarragon cream and cacao to finish.

>> No.17170125

>>17169837
Foie gras and cheese fondue washed down with white wine and whiskey

>> No.17170134

https://pastebin.com/tu2M4M6S

I am making a roast goose!

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>Roasting chicken
I'm wondering what should I go for sides, mashed potatoes and gravy always works..

>> No.17170202

>>17170082
This is some high level faggotry

>> No.17170239

>>17170082
Tell me you're a flaming faggot without telling me you're one

>> No.17170498

>>17170173
Yeah, I just realized Christmas is tomorrow. I'm going to do the same.

>> No.17170541 [DELETED] 

I am Jewish (my mom is a Jew and I had a Bar Mitzvah at age 13).

I do not like Christians, and especially want white Christians (because they are abusive bigots), replaced.

>> No.17170568

>>17169837
Steaks.
Scallops w/ lemon beurre blanc because my sister and niece are pescatarians now apparently.
Asparagus risotto.
I think someone is supposed to bring a fruit pie of some sort but I wasn't listening to my girlfriend when she told me.
Probably throw out a charcuterie board in case people get hungry. I've got a bunch of cheese and salami in my fridge.
Should go fine. I've got a backup sauce for the scallops in case I split my beurre blanc. Again.

>> No.17170624

>>17169837
Visiting relatives, not sure what they're gonna make. Probably something traditional, like ham or turkey.

>> No.17170637

>>17170498
Christmas is the 25th. Tomorrow is Christmas Eve.

>> No.17170640

>>17170173
try gratin and reduced chicken broth, effectively the same thing but they taste more unique

>> No.17170646

>>17169837
makin tortilla soup for that little taste of where I grew up

>> No.17170655
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Trad dinner on Christmas day with my family (mom's side), and a more modern appetizer-focused dinner christmas eve (dad's side) and tonight is steak, crispy roast potatoes, and a large amount of alcohol!
Gonna set back the diet a wee bit but christmas comes once a year. I'm down 35 since start of November, so even if I gain a pound or two of fat (and a couple pounds of water weight), I'm not gonna beat myself up for it, and get back on the grind boxing day.
Merry christmas comfyfrens, I hope you all have a wonderful weekend and enjoy the time with your family
/blogpost

>> No.17170663

>>17170655
Wow — 35 pounds? That’s a lot

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>>17170655
I had ham and yams earlier, kind of like in the pic.

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>>17170655
>I'm down 35 since start of November
Damn, you cutting?

>> No.17170691

>>17170655
>I hope you all have a wonderful weekend and enjoy the time with your family
I'll be by myself with a bottle of whiskey. Which mean I'll thoroughly enjoy it thanks!

>> No.17170701

>>17170685
he's purging

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Pineapple upside down cake. Question: do you use a fresh pineapple or canned? I thought fresh would be best, but all the recipes say canned

>> No.17170728

>>17169837
>frogposting in 2022
Sure is reddit in here

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>>17170728
>2011+11
>still talking about "muh read it boogey man"
I seriously hope you guys don't do this

>> No.17170775

>>17170722
Fresh! I suppose you could even pre-roast it a little to get more browning on the pineapple if you wanted to be fancy.

Pineapples are a bitch to cut up but it is worth it.

Just do messy slices.

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>>17169837
A frozen pizza or spicy noodles. My parents called before I was set to leave to tell me they're sick and to not come home. They're most likely lying but either way i'll stay here at school and just make a pizza and watch Dirty Harry movies.

>> No.17170984

>>17169837
We're having dinner tomorrow instead of on Christmas day so I made these in preparation:
cranberry sauce
monkey bread
cheesecakes
pecan pie
fudge

>> No.17170990

I bought a high quality, larger chicken. half the price of turkey and nobody really likes turkey

>> No.17171012

>>17170722
If you use fresh you need to find one that's ripe and not all of them are good. Going with fresh is a hit or miss, canned is a safe bet

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>>17169875

>> No.17171038
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Just finished these. The bottom left tree was the first one I made and I had made a too "detailed" stencil I guess, too many branches and they were not well enough defined so it just looks like a green blob. I think the gingerbread men are cute at least.

>> No.17171057

>>17169837
On xmas eve I'm making
Bacon onion jam on toasted bread
Spanish garlic soup with croutons and parmesan
Webbed pork roast with mlinci and cauliflower salad
Sticky toffee pudding
All fresh handmade, of course. I'm cooking for my kids and wife. On xmas we will be at her parents, dunno what they'll prepare.

>> No.17171113

>>17170722
Use canned. For fresh you need to find a very very ripe pineapple that isn't browned anywhere, cut it to even slices and core the slices, the middle part doesn't bake into softness. Canned gives you all that.

>> No.17171127
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>>17171113
Don't do it! Don't use canned! It will suffer!

The pineapples sold in stores are usually pretty ripe!

U cut off the outside and most of the little thorn-holes, then u cut around the cylindrical central core to divide it into maybe 4-5 pieces - then u cut those into slices.

YOU CAN DO IT

>> No.17171468

>>17169837
I got an easy job this year: a seafood chowder.

>> No.17171514

>>17169837
Today was my last day of work for a bit.

24th: greek pork back ribs
25th: roast duck with citrus zest & five spice
26th: beef brisket braised with red wine
27th: japanese beef curry

28th is DESU, but probably leftovers from the above 4.

>> No.17171518

My wife and I had a baking day and made Buckeye balls, butter cookies and Schneebällen. The butter cookies taste good but I'd use a different recipe than we used and I really need to find a Schneebälleneisen in the us for frying it into nice round pieces, other than that it was a fun day and we got plenty of snacks for the family Christmass tomorrow and on Christmas

>> No.17171887

>>17171038
kind of nightmare-fuel but also nice, good work

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>>17170775
>>17171012
>>17171113
>>17171127
Who should I listen too?!?! Regardless, thanks for the help, Anons

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>>17169837
Shit tonne of prawns coz it's Aussie summer Christmas. I'll do a ham & a turkey breast roast too for the extravagance/leftovers factor. Then some cheeky salads, particularly a good potato one. Fucking living the life.

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>>17169837
>wanted to make something for the family
>christmas canceled because of the sniffles
>mom has too much food
>make nothing
I guess I'll make some split pea soup for myself or something

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Anyone here have a good recommendation for a tried-and-true barszcz (Polish/Russian/Ukrainian beet soup) recipe?

I am planning a Polish-style Wigilia dinner and am hard-pressed to find a recipe that I know will taste good (I have never made barszcz before). Moreover, they keep recommending some weird forest mushrooms for the barszcz, and the only viable substitute (dried porcini mushrooms) exceeds my dinner budget. Can I just omit the porcini mushrooms?

As for what I'm doing for Wigilia:
>Mushroom-onion dumplings/pierogi
>Hungarian potato cakes
>Macaroni salad
>Hopefully barszcz
>Warm miodowka or mulled wine

>> No.17172341

>>17170082
And then everyone clapped

>> No.17172343

>>17169837
brown sugar glazed ham
potatoes au gratin
ceasar salad

>> No.17172354

>>17170082
>Gordon Ramsay's raspberry compote

What is this stuff? Is it a soufflé or drink?

>> No.17172359

>>17172096
Is it weird when you see traditional Christmas shit and it's winter themed? Or is it so normalized you don't think about it. Or since your on Earth's dumpy do you just not get European style Christmas themes.
I remember since stupid made for TV movie when I was a kid about an English girl moving to Australia and the whole stupid premise was that her Christmas miracle came true and it snowed. All I could think about is that her miracle doomed the area to starvation

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>>17169837
A scene

>> No.17172376

Pot roast,Crispy bittered noodles,Biscuits from a can,Gonna buy a pie.

It'll be fine stuff. My pot roast is very good so that'll be nice for a few days.

What's upppppppp.......ugh

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>>17170082

>> No.17172398

>>17172359
I'm used to American/British stuff Christmas stuff as it's still what our traditions are based on, we just adapt them. Some people go so far as to still do a hot roast but that's insane. Likewise there's some cringe overtly Aussie stuff, like an Australian version of jingle bells, which is awful. I like a happy medium, hence the ham

>> No.17172453

My bitches ass

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>>17169862

>> No.17172622

>>17169990
Obsessed, just get a trans girlfriend already and don't force your fetish on us

>>17169837
Dumb frogposter

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>>17172622

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>>17172378
I'm taking this image of disgust, please accept mine as a trade.

>> No.17172671

>>17169837
a noose

>> No.17172674

i wasn't gonna make anything but the grocery store had fresh turkeys real cheap yesterday so i bought a small one

>> No.17172725

>>17169837
Nothing.

>> No.17172748

>>17169837
I've got a bunch of fat chicken thighs and a half chicken that are going in the slow cooker with butter, herbs and wine. Scalloped potatoes and roast carrots, stuffing, and green salad for sides. Apple pie and iced cream with salted caramel topping for dessert.

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>>17169837
Maybe some cookies. But I'm scared they'll turn out poorly.

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>>17170646
Texas?

>> No.17172819

>>17169837
Merry Christmas OP.

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>>17170943
Frozen 'za sounds good. Bon apatite!

>> No.17172858

Christmas Eve Breakfast/Brunch
>Croque Monsieur with homemade broiche bread, spiral cut honey-glaze ham and gruyère, and parm-reggie & muenster-based mornay sauce
>Mini-Asparagus and Onion/Bell Pepper filled Quiche Tartlets
>Hashbrown Casserole
>Blueberry Muffins

Christmas Day Dinner
>Pineapple, cherry, and raisin coated ham
>Herb & Garlic Mashed Potatoes
>Creamed Spinach
>5-Blend Shells 'n Cheese
>Fried Okra
>Butter Beans
>Corn Fritters
>Squash Casserole
>Yeast Rolls with Honey Butter

Dessert:
>1 Gallon Hot Chocolate with Heavy Cream
>Triple Coconut Layer Cake (Coconut Oil, Coconut Flour, & Toasted Coconut Flakes) w/Coconut Swiss Meringue Buttercream and Cajeta Walnut Filling
>Giant Devil's Food Sheet Cake with Fudge Icing and Chocolate Cream Cheese Filling

>>17170984
Can I go to your house to get DA BEETUS tomorrrow?

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>>17170134
I wonder who cooked better in the oven your goose or your kike ancestors.

>> No.17172882

>>17169837
Picard

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Made myself a pint of egg nog today

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Slow cooked silverside on mashed potato with white sauce. Just stopping by to call OP wholesome and cute.

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Making scalloped potatos, salmon puff pastry, roasted vegetables, salad and Christmas king cake tonight for family!<span class="fortune" style="color:#ec117e">

Your fortune: Happy Kwanzaa![/spoiler]

>> No.17172930

>>17169837
coffee<span class="fortune" style="color:#01d0aa">

Your fortune: You're on the Elf Watchlist.[/spoiler]

>> No.17172931

>>17169837
I got an 11 pound spiral cut ham and some basic sides like rice, spinach and Pillsbury breads. It's just for me and two roommates so I'll lots of ham leftover.

>> No.17172938

>>17172930
Are the elves actually Mormon?

>> No.17172949

>>17170082
sounds great anon, idk what everyone is reeeeing about

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>>17169837
I ain't got no family and am poor, so probably a microwave pizza.

>> No.17172962

>>17171057
sounds great anon, what's a webbed pork roast

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>>17172962
It's basically a nice cut of pork webbed in pork fat and vegetables. It's unbelievably delicious and I haven't seen it anywhere except in Slovenia for some reason. Pic related

>> No.17172987

>>17169837
I forgot everything was closed and ordered a bunch of trash from 7/11.

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>>17172975
caul fat! I've only ever seen it used for sausage, like crépinettes, but wrapping a loin in it sounds pretty darn good

>> No.17172998

>>17172975
>>17172989
Looks like a placenta, gross

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>>17172989
It's really, really good. Typically we put a citrus under the web (orange or lemon slices) and carrots for sweetness.
And mlinci as a side are kind of like dried out sheets of bread dough that you rehydrate in boiling water just for a minute, drain, then you dip them in the fat that comes from the roasting. Pic related.
This makes for a really delicious meal. Our food is really not great, probably below average, but this is one of the very, very few things that are amazing and I can't believe I haven't seen anyone else eat this outside of Slovenia. That and pumpkin seed oil for salad dressings is also amazing from Slovenian cuisine.

>> No.17173006

>>17172998
Well this is raw, you have to bake it, of course raw food doesn't look appetizing.

>> No.17173010

>>17172895
what ratio of booze to egg?

>> No.17173012

>>17169837
Bacon wrapped fucked turkey<span class="fortune" style="color:#01aad0">

Your fortune: You got an extra thick slice of fruitcake.[/spoiler]

>> No.17173013

Mistral cocktail and malpèque oysters
Chicken liver mousse
Saucisson sec
Stuffed vine leaves

Oyster mushrooms, eggplant and spinach white lasagna

Lamb ribs with aligot and snow peas

Lemon squares and almond meringues

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>>17172955
>got no family
We are your family.

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>>17172987
>trash
give

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>>17169837
This is a bad angle, but I’m making the roast on the bottom.

It’s an eye of rib roast, or a heart of ribeye or a scotch fillet roast. Also mashed potatoes, gravy, asparagus, mixed greens salad.

>> No.17173037

>>17173003
I think most people just don't know there's such a thing as Slovenian cuisine to begin with. Mlinci sounds like a weird take on pasta, I'm curious. I might have to try and make all that stuff. Thanks for sharing, fren

>> No.17173041

not sure yet. got drunk the other night and cooked up a shitload of beef and turkey (separately) meatballs and will just make random shit and add some while making it depending on what I fancy on the day

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I'm going to make a goose this year, and I've never made a goose before. Wish me luck guys!

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>>17173037
Yeah for sure, most people don't even know we exist and think we're Slovakia, lol. Mlinci are more like dried out thin baked pizza sheets actually, so you're spot on.

>> No.17173064

>>17173047
Take some pics for a thread, I love goose

>> No.17173102

>>17173055
TIL Slovakia and Slovenia are not names for the same country in different languages.

>> No.17173107

>>17173010
6 eggs, quarter a bottle of baileys

>> No.17173122

>>17169837
Beef tenderloin steaks
Twice baked potatoes
Grilled oysters with herb butter
Scrimps on the grill
Maybe some cheese and bread

I'm phoning it in this year and keeping it simple. Everyone can eat their veggies on their own time and dime.

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>> No.17173187

>>17172334
It's too late anon. Just buy a barszcz concentrate/concentrated betroot juice/whatever and dilute it with water, it shoudl be acceptable.

If you want to make real barszcz next year you have to make your own pickled beetroots about 14-7 days before cooking (don't cook barszcz on Christmas Eve, do it one or two days before). When you get to cooking take about 0,75-1kg of beetroots for every liter of water, one carrot, one parsley, half or one celery root, one apple, water from porcini mushrooms (don't skip them, Christmas Eve in Poland is meatless so you need every source of umami you can get, and you only add water because you use mushrooms to make uszka dumplings with sauerkraut or just sauerkraut with mushrooms), add a few garlic cloves, some bay leaves, allspice, grains of bell pepper, boil it, decrease heat and let to simmer for about 1,5 hours, then you decrease heat even further (but not so much that it will go cold), add pickled beetroot juice (you don't want to boil it to not kill the good bacteria), juice of half of lemon and 2-3 tbsp of vinegar. Add salt and pepper (but if you pickled beetroots with enough garlic then it should be spicy enough without the need to add additional pepper), you can also experiment with whatever you want, this year I added some miso paste for more umami and also one stick of cinamon.

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Both grandparents have been in the hospital and this will be the first time they won't be hosting Christmas.
Any turkey and ham I eat this year just won't taste the same.
Let your family know how much you love them this year anons

>> No.17173463

>>17169837
I have been freed from the tyranny of christmas.

>> No.17173510

>>17173463
when did you convert to judaism?<span class="fortune" style="color:#53fc2d">

Your fortune: Bah! Humbug.[/spoiler]

>> No.17173518

>>17172334
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7obedUwIK68&ab_channel=CookinginFinland

best recipe I have ever tried

>> No.17173522

>>17172065
I think fresh is good if you are good at picking pineapples and are skilled at skinning/coring them (it can be a bit tricky to get a clean cut if you're unfamiliar with it). The texture of fresh cooked down will be slightly nicer. As other anons pointed out, canned offers consistency and also fairly good results. I'd go with fresh personally if I could easily get a pineapple, but I'd also keep a can on hand just in case.

>> No.17173529

>>17173510
I didn't.

>> No.17173551

>>17170173
>>Roasting chicken
>I'm wondering what should I go for sides, mashed potatoes and gravy always works..
Since the bird is in the oven for a while, park another 1-2 sides in there with it. A sheet pan with veggies, or place some onions, carrots, and some winter squash around the bird in the same pan. A dish with dressing to crisp on top.

>> No.17173563

>>17170646
>makin tortilla soup for that little taste of where I grew up
something I made last night, tho I'm not Mexican, I traveled alot in my teens there for Dad's work, and basically spent every 3rd week there on a long weekend. Without fail, I always had the Sopa Tortilla Azteca at the local VIPS on every trip I slowly duplicated the recipe over the years. I have my black and crisp fried ancho pepper and pork rind garnish, along with the crema, lime and cilantro. My broth is clear chicken stock with whole tomatoes, which is how they did it. Pressure cooker makes the best stock.
Wal-mart is selling bolillo rolls now.
Nothing as cozy as homemade soup.

>> No.17173574

>>17170722
>Pineapple upside down cake. Question: do you use a fresh pineapple or canned? I thought fresh would be best, but all the recipes say canned
Canned pineapple, historically for this recipe, was not packed in pineapple juice, but rather a sweetened sugar syrup, so the caramelization was greater. Nowadays you want canned in juice to make this cake, because you will be using the pineapple juice from the can as your liquid with the yellow cake mix. It makes the cake more pineappley, moisture, and a denser texture.
So, your answer is to use canned packed in juice, not fresh. There is a enzyme in fresh juice that hasn't been killed in pastuerization. This enzyme even keeps Jello from setting up, as it breaks down the protein.

Real butter, layers on thick in the bottom of pan and partially up the sides. Sprinkle a thick layer of dark(!) brown sugar to cover the butter.
lay down your rings edge to edge, starting at corners, lay down the cherries into the middles ane between rings. Fill in other gaps with some chopped pecans too, as that's my family's favorite, since they get praline like toasted and sugary. Make your cake batter per the package directions. I prefer yellow cake mix and try to find the pudding in the mix brand, using the can juice as the liquid/water in the directions. I usually bake in a glass pyrex to be sure I can see the brown sugar has finished bubbling when I rest it after baking, before the big flip.
Good luck! Everyone loves this dessert.

>> No.17173587

>>17172975
wrapping a roast in caul fat (from around the stomach) is an old timey butcher trick. Yea, it's rare in the US. You have to ask your butcher for it. It is mostly used for stuffed leaner roasts to hold it together in lieu of it's own fat cap, such as a pork loin always has. So, think of a lean eye roast requiring it more than a pork roast that doesn't need it's natural fat cap removed in the first place.

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Standing rib roast
Bb red potatoes
Cauliflower and carrots
Baked Brie with apples
Cucumber salad

>> No.17173603

frozen pizza. I haven't had a Christmas dinner in probably 14 years

>> No.17173635
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I made a Buche du Noël yesterday for work, gonna make another one tomorrow to bring to my neighbours for Christmas dinner. For dinner tonight its just cup noodles, onion rings and beer.

>> No.17173679

Gonna be my third christmas alone and I always buy some nice ingredients and decide what to make the day before max, so I can be busy the whole day.
I just bought red beet, onions, mushrooms, redwine, roastbeef and different cuts of lamb. Probably gonna make some kind of roast with mashed potatoes and red beet.

>> No.17173733

>>17169837
I'm getting pizza because I'm by myself this christmas.

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>>17169837
Mom baked Spitzbuben.

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>swedish pancakes for breakfast
>Molasses cookies
>Peppermint chocolate Pinwheel cookies
>spritz cookies
>Sugar cookies
>Prune cake
>Various beer and liquor
>Steak for dinner with mushrooms and vegetables
Gonna be a good day, we give away over half the cookies anyways so we just have a good selection left

>> No.17173862

Three types of Tamales. Pork mole, pork picadillo, and green salsa tamales. The mole is my least favorite but people who dont like spicy food seem to enjoy them.

>> No.17173873

>>17169837
fried spicy chicken breast boneless wings with homemade teriyaki dipping sauce. Fasting 12 hours prior.

>> No.17174528
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>>17169837
Oh you know, a little of this, a little of that. Nothing too special.

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>>17170685
Yeah I’m doing OMAD, eating about 1000 calories a day (and 1800 on “cheat” days). It’s a pretty heavy caloric deficit but my weight ballooned during covid from like 180 to 245. Down to 210 now and hoping to hit 180 by late spring. I basically cut out carbs, eating meat and vegetables almost exclusively and cutting out snacking entirely. My calorie deficit is unhealthy though. A more responsible person would do something like a 500 cal deficit compared to the 1000 I’m doing, but I find it very motivating to watch the weight slide off me and my energy levels increase day by day. I also noticed I no longer crave sugar or fried foods etc now that they’re out of my system.

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>>17169837
Didn't see this thread and posted in the other, so reposting here. They don't celebrate Christmas where I'm from, but I love the atmosphere of the holiday so I decided to make a German style Christmas dinner just for myself. I made braised and then roasted pork knuckle and gravy (geschmorte schweinshaxe), potato salad with bacon, red onions, scallions and dill, and sauerkraut with apples and onions cooked in cider. Everything turned out delicious and my place smells like a Christmas market in Germany, so I'm pretty stoked. Also made myself a nice batch of hot spiced cider.

>> No.17174600

>>17174528
god forgive you

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>>17173873
cookin'

>> No.17174655

>>17169837
I'm making Lobster Thermidor. First time cooking with lobster. Will post pics in a few hours when I cook em up

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>>17173873
>>17174653
plated

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>>17173873
>>17174653
>>17174656
Close up.

How did I do amerifriends? First time fryin'

>> No.17174691

I'm spatchcocking my turkey and it's my first time making turkey. What am I in for?

>> No.17174699

>>17174656
Is the breading soggy? It looks like it but it could be your lighting.

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>1 hour left to go
Thoughts?

>> No.17174712

>>17174656
>>17174662
looks a bit oily but still pretty tasty. Is it crunchy?

>> No.17174716

>>17174699
see
>>17174662
Crisp like a cracker, had a very nice crunch.

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>>17169837
Pork, stuffed with cranberries and walnuts, wrapped in bacon, slathered with honey.

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>>17172359
Makes me hate Australia honestly. All I've ever wanted was a nice, comfy, cozy, wintery Christmas.
None of this Santa on a surfboard "get it? it's summer mate, get it, get it? hur hur hur" bullshit. No dirty-arse summer storm on Christmas day so the air is putrid and muggy before it starts raining sideways.
Hot roasts, eggnog that's more brandy than egg and dairy, piping hot gingerbread cookies, and some actual Goddamn snow.
Not spiders. Snow.

>> No.17174795

>>17174581
enjoy the loose skin

>> No.17174804

>>17174795
better having some loose skin than being a disgusting fatass

>> No.17174827

I hate Christians. Jesus was not a real person. I wish all the Christians who are white were replaced by other types of people.

>> No.17175019

>>17169837
>prime rib
>mashed potatoes
>parm herb acorn squash
>honey s0y brussels sprouts
>rainbow carrots
>cheescake

My uncle is super autistic and last year he microwaved my perfectly medium rare prime rib because it was too "bloody." Getting a rotisserie chicken just for him.

>> No.17175073

>>17175019
I can sort of understand people who like their meat more well done, or at least I can accept it, but microwaving meat to cook it should be a criminal offense. Absolutely disgusting.

>> No.17175079

>>17169837
I've made a trifle and I'll be making a potato bake. That's my share of Christmas dinner.

>> No.17175103

Being Christian doesn't entitle you to be mean to gay people.

>> No.17175111
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I'm a beaner, we're making tamales

>> No.17175118

>>17175103
I’m going to midnight mass and I hate gays and Jews :)

>> No.17175119

>>17175073
If I'd known how he felt I'd have pan fried a slice to well for him, just for the sake of the holiday. But he called it disgusting when I cut into it at the table and told me to put the whole thing back in and cook it to well. Apparently he doesn't like red meat anyway so he gets a chicken and I'll drink more before serving.

>> No.17175124

>>17175118
But I'm both of those things. I've done nothing wrong!

>> No.17175126

>>17175111
This website is for whites only.

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>>17175124
You exist faggot

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>>17175126
Suck my dick honkie

>> No.17175134

>>17175111
Based. SoCal white here, Christmas wouldn't be the same without the local abuela coming door to door with her tamale cart on the 23rd.

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>>17175134
Bless that woman

>> No.17175140

>>17175129
We killed Jesus and we would happily do it again.

>>17175126
Jews are white!

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>>17175140
Sounds good, we killed millions of jews and would do it again

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>>17175144
You would never get away with it again if you tried. We are smarter and more powerful than you.

>> No.17175156

>>17169837
cheese steaks but i'm only having vodka

>> No.17175176

>>17175124
I don’t hate you though

>> No.17175180

>>17175152
I could have been so much more in life but the Jewish man is always keeping the white man down. If it wasn't for them, I wouldn't be a single man masturbating to Japanese cartoons in between posting on /ck/.

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>>17174795
Here’s your (you) fren

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>>17175180
>>17175152
I have the power of God and anime on my side

>> No.17175234

>>17175205
Based

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>>17175152
>SHALOM FELLOW JEWS, HOW SHALL WE STOP THIS MESHUGGA ANTI-SEMITISM IN EUROPE
>>WE MIX THE EUROPEAN GOYIM WITH OTHER GOYIM TO MAKE THEM LESS ANTI-SEMITIC
>BUT WHO SHALL WE MIX THEM WITH TO MAKE THEM LESS ANTI-SEMITIC
>>.... MUSLIMS?
>BRILLIANT! WHAT COULD POSSIBLY GO WRONG!?

Jews really aren't as smart as /pol/ thinks they are.

>> No.17175249

>>17175239
My mom is really a Jew. I had a Bar Mitzvah - my portion was from the book of Numbers.

My grandfather took us all on a cruise ship to Alaska to celebrate my Bar Mitzvah which sounds nice - but my sister got a trip to Israel and got to celebrate her Bat Mitzvah in Israel atop Mount Masada.

It's not that Muslims are less anti-semitic, it is that they are less intelligent than white Christians and so they represent less of a threat to Jewish control of white countries.

>> No.17175275

>>17175239
The average Jew is far smarter than the average /pol/tard so that's enough for them to have a boogeyman to blame all of their problems on.

>> No.17175389

>>17175249
Yes, but now suddenly you have a group of people who hate you that you can't blend in with, and the Europeans are so cucked that they will side with Muslims over Jews because;
"They're brown
Don't be Islamophobic
Free Palestine"
Look at Sweden, with Jews fleeing Stockholm because of the rapid rise of anti-semitism, and consider that a Muslim can rape women there and get away with community service. Europe is now filled with untouchable anti-semites.

Not that I give much of a shit though. I'm Eastern European. Fuck Western Europe.

>> No.17175396

>>17175389
I'm not a religious jew - I just want white people brutally subjugated however possible. If this means involving a brown underclass to oppress whites - I am all for it.

Non-whites are idiots and powerless to stop Jews.

>> No.17175450 [DELETED] 

>>17175396
Kike

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I made chocolate peanut butter fudge

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>>17175498
Sorry, am on phone at family’s can’t rotate images

>> No.17175508

>>17175504
I should have added more milk to the chocolate part, it ended up crumbly. Still tasty though.

>> No.17175510

>>17175111
You got a favorite?

>> No.17175567

>>17172334
We do this every year as my mom is from Poland. I'll ask her how she does it. Sorry I'm late anon.

>> No.17175577

>>17175510
I like pork tamales, we make Piccadillo, cheese w/slice of chili, and a red shredded pork one. I've tried sweet desserty ones that we've gotten from friends before but I kind of get tired of those quickly.

>> No.17175601

>>17173047
Delicious. I have goose with my friends every year before Christmas. Just don't overcook.

>> No.17175617

>>17169837
chicharron y tamales

>> No.17175635

>>17169954
Jager is good as a holiday bevvy.

>> No.17175672

>>17175577
Picadillo and green chicken is my favorite.

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I made Nigella's spiced brined turkey for the first time and fuck me

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Holiday ham, mac n cheese, green beans, corn bread, collared greens, and cake.
Also booze, but if anyone asks i've been sober for a few months now.

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>>17175672
Based
I'd like to try making a green chicken sometime. I've had some at work but I doubt they've been made by legit Mexicans lol

>> No.17175901

>>17169837
As a part of the maincourse I made a dry aged côte a l'os with some tips from my mom. We got that shit perfectly pink.

>> No.17175917

>>17169837
Lots of dinner rolls and green beans.

>> No.17175973

>>17175835
Not really difficult to make. The sauce is the most important aspect of the dish.

>> No.17175989

>>17175973
They always tasted decent, im sure we can make it. We've done green chicken in the past, just not in tamales lol

>> No.17176017

>>17172334
My mom says you just make a regular stock with carrots celery onion pepper bay leaf etc. But with the addition of beets. No need to pickle. Also dried mushrooms and parsley. Boil and then add vinegar afterward and simmer. That's it according to my Polish mom. Merry Christmas anon.

>> No.17176035

>>17172096
For the record it was great. & As an Aussie I'm now enjoying the traditional post-lunch nap in front of the fan on a scorching summer's day

>> No.17176041

>>17174748
Complaining about spiders proves you're larping & not actually an Aus bro

>> No.17176052

Had lobster for Christmas eve, sort of a tradition here. Made pierogi and cabbage rolls and sausages as well the last few days. But put all that in the freezer. Tomorrow for Christmas day there will be an early dinner with turkey and such. I'll probably put a few pierogies on the table too. Lots of drinking too

>> No.17176125

>>17175194
I love this pepe so much

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Marmalade glazed halm

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I made my first cake ever

>> No.17176173

>>17176167
nice. what kind of cake is it?

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>>17176173

japanese christmas cake/strawberry sponge cake with whipped cream. far from perfect but I learned A LOT

>> No.17176201

>>17176184
nice one anon. i hate dense cakes, that looks good

>> No.17176213

>>17169837
12lb turkey all to myself.

>> No.17176238

>>17169862
Frenless on Christmas. Shame.

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Krustenbraten, greenbeans wrapped in bacon, serviettenknödel, red cabbage, mushrooms just like on the christmas market, potatos, rouladen and brusselssprouts.

Me and my mom always cook together so its not so stressful.

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Pierogibro reporting in

>> No.17177028

Broke as fuck. Spent the remaining of my money on my family (which I enjoy), but also on my in laws that I don't get along with every other day of the year. The holiday spirit is going to leave me hungry.

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Made a bûche de noël for Christmas dinner tonight. Tried to make it look like birch wood, eh.

>> No.17177071

I promised my friends I'd prepare them an unholy seussian abomination, so I'm planning on making a red and green Carbonara. Any tips on how to dye the bacon/garlic green? Those are going to be sauteed along with green bell peppers, and I'm racking my brain on how to dye food in dry heat. I've already resolved to making the pasta red with either beet or pomegranate juice. I was also going to use fresh basil for extra green but I don't think that's enough.

>> No.17177145

>>17176238
frenless ery day of the day.
humanity doesn't deserve friendship.

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>>17169837
Roasted chicken, kind of. Oven doesn't work now. I pan fried them.

>> No.17177211

>>17177047
nice idea and execution

>> No.17177285

>>17177154
looks absolutely divine anon

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>>17169859
Here was my charcuterie board

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who /alone/ here?
gonna make a steak for dinner

>> No.17177554

>>17177359

manifique anon

>> No.17177567

>>17169876
Update:
Cleaning a duck is fucking easy. Ended up taking over and plucking, cleaning, bread ring and gutting two whole ducks on my ow. Love the feeling of blood in my fingernails. Love precisely cutting down fascia.
Has anyone eaten duck heart and duck liver? I tore them out and kept them, since the chicken ones taste pretty good. Does duck taste similar?

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>>17169837
I can't believe my thanksgiving pepe thread got a sticky, but this thread didn't
>>17169862
Frog Website, and you will never be a woman

>> No.17177669

>>17169859
Just for yourself?

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Cooking up some controversy at the table

>> No.17177809

Surely janny wouldnt ban a I HATE NIGGERS post on Christmas? No, surely not.<span class="fortune" style="color:#ec117e">

Your fortune: Happy Kwanzaa![/spoiler]

>> No.17177812

>>17177809
Happy Kwanzaa!<span class="fortune" style="color:#d0aa01">

Your fortune: Krampus is coming to your house![/spoiler]

>> No.17177819

>>17176184
fucking lovely anon, good job!

>> No.17177870

nothing,i dont feel like cooking today
im deppressed

>> No.17178008
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Just me this year.

>> No.17178042

>>17178008
wusthof spatula?

>> No.17178048

>>17178008
looks good to me

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>>17169864
My roast

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>>17178051
The roast covered in butter before going into the oven.

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>>17178059
And here it is almost done cooking

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>>17169837
Crockpot meatballs

>> No.17178097

>>17178064
You're a good man

>> No.17178104

>>17178084
Those look tasty

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>>17178048
It really was. Just what I needed.
Moved here at the start of December so don't have a deep tray to make the yorkshire puddings myself, those are storebought.
>>17178042
Just the classic 20cm.

Eating dessert now.

>> No.17178470

>>17178104
They are, and they smell heavenly

>> No.17178478
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Literally can not stop farting now, several hours after meal.

>> No.17178495

>>17178478
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YJEXopK2Trk

>> No.17178501
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>>17178097
Thanks anon, it was a good meal

>> No.17178513

>>17169837
i'm fasting to purify my body and spirit in honor of the birth of our Lord Jesus Christ, Son of God. i'm probably going to make some chicken thighs roasted w/ carrots onions and potatoes for when i break my fast though.

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>>17169837
MADE A TURDKEY FRENS

>> No.17178517

>>17170009
jerusalem artichoke mash is a pro move

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>>17178515
BIG TURKEY DICK

>> No.17178534

>>17169837
I'm making a mess in my pants

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Dinner is about to go into the oven

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>>17178478 cont.
They smell really quite bad

>> No.17178646

>>17178556
Based Christmas frozen pizza

>> No.17178675

>>17178646
i just finished the whole thing. it was alright, but i probably should have let it cook for another minute or two

>> No.17178831

friendly reminder to /ck/ that eternal life is the free gift of God with no strings attached. and like a christmas gift, once you receive it, it's forever yours, and you don't work for it. if you want to receive eternal life, live forever, and be 100% sure of going to heaven, watch this short gospel (gospel means good news) video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sEawcSFuCTw
it's easy to be saved so don't miss out and merry christmas :)

>> No.17178996

>>17178501
>rarely deployed superior wagon wheel pasta

you sir are a gentleman

>> No.17179066

>>17178996
It's a holiday, the choices were elbows, rotini or
Rotelle (wheels). The choice was obvious.

>> No.17179081

>>17179066
it sure was. rotini is the devil's pasta

>> No.17180305

>>17178501
>copper serving dish for macaroni
Based

>> No.17180314

>>17178831
Do I get to go to super hell since I was raised and baptized southern Baptist but now don't believe in God, America or myself? Fuck I just want my life to be over so bad

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Well, my own christmas (and birthday) was relatively cosy but kinda lonely. Just my sister, brother in law and myself, although I prefer it to being with my parents as my mother makes me anxious by constantly either telling me what to do or questioning why I am a failure, she even managed to call me today and wish me a brief birthday before giving me a checklist of things I need to get done for her. I'm 5 beers down and not really feeling it but buzzed enough to write all this shit on /ck/ lol.

Tomorrow I get to go to my girlfriend's house and have a boxing day celebration with her parents, they're kinda high strung people but relax on the holidays so it will be good fun listening to stories about the soviet union. Here's all the presents for them wrapped up, apparently I wrap presents really well.

>> No.17181358

>>17175396
Kike

>> No.17181363

>>17175124
Faggot kike

>> No.17181589

>>17181358
>>17181363
What kind of life do you live that youd come into page 7+ thread, call out two posts as "kike"s, and also sage both of your posts so that the thread doesn't get bumped?

I mean, whatever makes you happy I guess but I just can't fathom how you reached that point in life.

>> No.17181983

>>17180314
Baptists aren't real Christians so your apostasy doesn't count.

>> No.17182020

>>17181589
U ok kikebro?

>> No.17182067

I had spaghett witch ketchup for dindins

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Yum.

>> No.17182706

>>17177567
Duck heart is delicious.