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Christmas in New Jersey

Rosie

By Rosie
in New Jersey: Dining

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glenn

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Bernards Inn in for dinner and overnight. It's our anniversary too. We're at table #52 to receive your champagne contributions.

Rosie

Rosie

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jason--have you considered returning to Hunan Cottage? We don't have as many Jewish people in this part of NJ! :biggrin: Might be easier to get a table.

Rosalie Saferstein, aka "Rosie"

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Christmas Eve is traditional Italian: fish, fish, pasta, fish, and about one cake per person. :blink: I believe Christmas Day is going to be prime rib. Not sure what else, except my mother stated no pasta since we'll eat it the night before.

Joanna G. Hurley

"Civilization means food and literature all round." -Aldous Huxley

Rosie

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Christmas Eve is traditional Italian: fish, fish, pasta, fish, and about one cake per person.  :blink:  I believe Christmas Day is going to be prime rib.  Not sure what else, except my mother stated no pasta since we'll eat it the night before.

TUMMY!!! I mean YUMMY! :biggrin:

Rosalie Saferstein, aka "Rosie"

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NJ2FLA

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I will be heading down to Boca Raton tomorrow night for a 10 day vacation. Most likely we will do the traditioanl Jewish Christmas eve dinner. Chinese food and a movie. Might have to make a reservation. :biggrin:

I am looking forward to eating some fantastic Cuban food while I am down there.

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I am looking forward to eating some fantastic Cuban food while I am down there.

I hope to be doing the same in West Palm Beach a few weeks later!

I wish I could go out, but this Christmas I'm actually having a Christmas celebration with the family. A far cry from the care-free days when my Christmas days were spent gambling with a group of Jews, athiests, and Vietnamese! :laugh:

suzilightning

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well, looks like i will be sending john up to poughkeepsie tomorrow with sweet and sour meatballs, danish meatballs with caper sauce, a quiche for him, portugese sweet bread and a black forest mousse pie since i have to work till 5 and go back to work the 26th.

guess i'll be shoveling the white stuff and i think i'll pull some homemade soup from the fridge and, if the power holds, maybe i'll bake some rolls. a bottle of red wine and a quiet day... sounds good to me.

Nothing is better than frying in lard.

Nothing.  Do not quote me on this.

 

Linda Ellerbee

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Kim WB

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All the kids will be with the exes as of noon, so Bob and I are planning a grown up feast. He ordered caviar from Petrossian, I raided D'artagnan: two pretty slabs of foie gras, I think I am going to sautee with apples, but I will peruse some cookbooks tomorrow for inspiration, we will roast a pheasant( with dried apricot/goden raisin sauce), wild rice,

maybe asparagus which won't match the menu but is a favorite. Beautiful cheeses, I need to get to Wegman's for a great bread, he's been rustling around his wine cellar for some nice matches, so I'm expecting a wonderful, intimate meal after two days of family and presents and chaos...Then two of the kids are going to Colo for 5 days...and our College girl is working in Philly, will stay in her apartment there...so it should be a couple of very nice days..a mini-honeymoon, of sorts.. :wub::wub::wub:

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jtphjl

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I'm half way through the celebration - Christmas Eve mid day - I prepare a Chirstmas brunch for my husband's family - this year that was a pork roast in garlic, and herbs, onions and white wine served on a platter with cashew nut -herb stuffing, maple glazed carrots, potato pancakes with sour cream and homemade apple sauce ...dessert cookies & stollen.

The evening emal (my family) all seafood - though this year, breaking Italian tradition I prepared a saffrom risotto and the seafood : Lobster, clams, mussels, crab, shrimp -my side dishes were a con sarde (served with italian garlic toast) a russian develed egg (sour cream instead of mayo) with anchovies, and thin slices of salmon... dessert Pecan pie (for dad) cannoli, and left over cookes from the brunch...

this afternoon's open house (weather permitting) spiral ham, turkey breast cooked with black berries, orange juice, and a little margarita - platter of humus and seasoned grilled pita, platter of fresh mozerella, roasted peppers, roasted corn and assorted olives

It sounds like alot the trick as "you all know" is organizing!

This Sunday one more Christmas Celebration for family traveling in and I will do a schnitzel, spaetzel with wild mushrooms, and for dessert a persimmon pudding (bought the fruits for Christmas Eve meal but never made the time to make the pudding!)

"When women are depressed, they either eat or go shopping. Men invade another country. It's a whole different way of thinking."

- Elaine Boosler

=Mark

=Mark

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A traditional middle American holiday dinner with the Outlaws here in the culinary wasteland of western Pa. Ham and turkey with all the fixins. Could not convince them to let me fix my traditional dish of butter, black pepper and rutabagas... :cool:

=Mark

Give a man a fish, he eats for a Day.

Teach a man to fish, he eats for Life.

Teach a man to sell fish, he eats Steak

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