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[Anonymous No.5049108]

Christmas Dinner Power Rankings: 2013 Edition

Discuss and debate, crown your king.

1. Stuffing
2. Mashed Potatoes (with turkey gravy)
3. Ham
4. Turkey
5. Pumpkin Pie
6. Cranberry Sauce
7. Green Beans
8. Sausage Rolls
9. Dinner Rolls
10. Carrots

[Anonymous No.5049117]

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9001. Fruitcake

[Sceak !!InD3a15bt0H No.5049144]

>>5049108

Can't choose.

[Anonymous No.5049145]

1. Prime rib
2. Prime rib
3. Prime rib
4. Prime rib
5. Prime rib
6. Prime rib
7. Prime rib
8. Prime rib
9. Roast brussels sprouts with bacon
10. Mashed potatoes

[Anonymous No.5049147]

>>5049145
>hating brussels sprouts
Don't worry anon, your taste buds will change when you grow up.
We all go through that childhood 'hating greens and vegetables' phase

[Anonymous No.5049151]

>>5049147
Where did I say I hated brussels sprouts?

I just like prime rib better than brussels sprouts.

[Anonymous No.5049153]

>>5049108
>tfw never had Christmas dinner

[Anonymous No.5049164]

Main course:

1. Prime rib
2. Turkey
3. Ham

Sides:
1. Mashed sweet potatoes
2. Green bean casserole
3. Salad

Desserts:
1. Pumpkin pie
2. Cheesecake
3. Pecan pie

[Anonymous No.5049192]

1. STUFFINGOMG
2. Roasted brussels sprouts with garlic and pancetta
3. Green bean casserole
4. Roasted garlic mashed potatoes
5. Everything else

Fuck dessert, fuck ham/turkey/chicken/whateverthehellyourmaincourseis - We all know that the sides are what make or break a good holiday meal.

[Anonymous No.5049234]

>dat raspberry cheesecake I made for dessert not top ten . go fuck yourself

[Anonymous No.5049242]

>>5049192
nigga I smoke my turkey so dat shits gotta be #5 and everything else can be 6 . also I'd like to rate my roasted butternut squash with panko and onions . mad love to dem brussels sprouts . better be a sausage and pear stuffing at 1 doe

[Anonymous No.5049245]

>>5049147
>you in charge of understanding

[Anonymous No.5049255]

you forgot capn crunch and everclear

[Anonymous No.5049261]

1. Leftover smoked turkey from when I celebrated earlier in the week with my kids and parents.
2. Beer alone.
3. More beer alone.
4. Eventually telling everyone I love them on twitter.
5. Eventually saying something I'll regret on facebook
6. More beer.
7. More things I'll regret saying on the internet.
8. Sleep.

[Anonymous No.5049264]

Turduckhen or if thats not your thing, fried cornish game hens. We did that one year, it was baller.
mashed potatoes (skins included) with lots of butter, bacon bits and green onions added
Dressing with gravy
Sausage balls
Green bean casserole
Cheesecake
some cocktails

[Anonymous No.5049289]

1. Ham
2. Pillsbury crescent rolls
3. Peas & carrots
4 . Milk

We didn't put too much effort into this, but I followed all the instructions and it turned out nice. Right now I'm enjoying some frozen root beer I prepared earlier, my own recipe.

Frozen Soft Drink
Ingredients:
1 can sugary carbonated beverage

Pour beverage into 12 fl. oz. plastic (non-disposable) cup. A larger cup may be used to provide a vessel for the drink to expand while freezing. Put in freezer for ~1 hour. Eat using metal spoon by scraping surface to create a well, then scraping sides and bottom.

Serves:1

This works with non-carbonated drinks, too, but the carbonation makes the ice lighter. However, if you leave it in for too long, there'll be a layer of ice on top, then an air pocket, then the rest of the drink. You can do the same with Kool-Aid or sugary tea, but the ice will be harder and the surface will have a film of sugary residue on top. I can't say for sure what happens with diet soft drinks, because I hate them and never willingly do this to them.

[Anonymous No.5049380]

1 stuffing
2 sprouts
3 broccoli
4 carrots/parsnips
5 gravy
6 bread sauce
7 roasties
8 ham
9 christmas pud
10 turkey

[sf No.5049387]

1. One white and one dark turkey roll stuffed with homemade stuffing with cranberrys and turkey gravy
2. Homemade stuffing with walnuts
3. broccoli and carrots
4. ceaser salad
5. jalepeno bacon shrimp poppers
6. sweet and spicy chicken wrapped in bacon
7. Cheese mashed potatoes
8. Baked honey ham
9. Creme brulee
10. Mixed berry crumbles

[Anonymous No.5049430]

I am vegan so most of your list does not apply to me

[Anonymous No.5049447]

1. Yorkshire puddings
2. Roast potatoes
3. Gravy

[Anonymous No.5049480]

>>5049430
How do you tell who the vegans are?

Don't worry they'll tell you while contributing nothing to the conversation

[Anonymous No.5049648]

>>5049480

don't feed the troll.

[Anonymous No.5049681]

Breakfast served at 8 am
1. homemade sausage gravy
2. Biscuits
3. Pile of seasoned scrambled eggs
4. French toast with maple syrup from our trees harvested earlier this year.
5. BACON!

Dinner served at 2:30 pm:
1. Natural hickory smoked honey ham.
2. Mashed potatoes with garlic and chives
3. Green bean casserole
4. Stuffing
5. Home made duck egg noodles
6. Home made dinner rolls
7. Deviled eggs
8. Blackberry/raspberry cobbler
9. Pumpkin pie
10. Apple Cobbler

Snacks:
Home made cookies of various sorts.
Fresh veggies and dip
Other types of home made chocolates
Cracked walnuts


I'm so fucking stuffed.

[Anonymous No.5049682]

Dinner Rolls.

[Anonymous No.5049733]

>>5049681
>Dinner at 2:30
What

[Anonymous No.5050154]

The end of the Xmas meal... guys it was awesome!

[Anonymous No.5050163]

Lazy Christmas Day Master Race.

Christmas Eve smorgasbord:

Oven-baked macaroni and cheese
Homemade meatballs and Italian sausage in traditional pasta sauce
Shrimp cocktail
Crudité platter
Sherbet punch
Various other sides / small dishes, subject to change annually

Christmas Dinner:

Remaining meatballs and sausage over spaghetti


Call me a pleb, but you've never tasted my mother's meatballs.

[Anonymous No.5050165]

>>5050154
>literally shitposting

[Anonymous No.5050170]

>>5050165
>>5050154

[Anonymous No.5050260]

>>5050154
I can smell it.

[Anonymous No.5050283]

>>5049108
Looks like thanksgiving dinner to me