>Americans eat turkey for christmas
lmao they eat the same thing for thanksgiving.
what do you eat for christmas in your land?
>>52314893
pork traditionally
>>52314893
carp or goose
ham, casseroles (potato, carrot, leek), fish (gravlax, herring), cold beetroot salad, sometimes turkey
My everyday food, lel.
>Christmas
>holiday
Is this medieval time again?
duck or goose
in my family, mostly fondue
Duck and pork until the divorce.
>>52314893
Turkey too, but also a heavily prepared cod (bacalao).
it's a month after Thanksgiving.
>tfw no Christmas Turkey dinner
>>52315024
Raclette masterrace reporting in
>>52315024
>>52315097
those are for new years desu
>tfw it's that time of the year when you have to eat with your family and not in your room
>it's that time of the year where your family remembers that you have no conversation and area boring person
Pork is definitely the most common, but for some reason my mothers side of the family have a tradition of eating Turkey for christmas.
>>52314893
Turkey
We eat pretty much anything that it's on the table, Turkey included, but also beef, duck, pork, bacalhau (portuguese codfish), seafood, last year there was even a sashimi made by my uncle.
And although not Christmas I remember more than 1 time that my entire family (almost 30 people) just ordered a bunch of pizzas for New Year's Eve.
>>52314929
No lamb?
>>52314893
GENOCIDE
>>52315170
>you have to eat with your family and not in your room
>not in your room
Is this what people do in France? You're such a tortured soul.
>>52315170
I know that feel.
>>52314893
>not eating Christmas ham
Get it right froggy.
This https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kutia
Also there should be 12 dishes on the table (because of 12 apostles).
I don't know how traditional is holodets, but my grandmother always cooks it on Christmas+New Year and Easter. BTW acording to wikipedia it is not only slav dish https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aspic
And yeah, Orthodoxal Christmas Eve is January the 6th.
Ham, usually.
Though Anglo Canada does the Americlap thing and has turkey.
BUCKWHEAT
camel
>>52314893
Why do euros hate thanksgiving?
mostly despair and loneliness
but at least the eating disorder keeps me thin! :D
>>52317698
Because it has nothing to do with europe?
BBQ
My mum makes plum pudding and we eat that with custard.
>>52317698
>>52317764
tamales
>>52314974
What's goose like? Anything like duck? Goose used to be traditional to have for Xmas dinner here but it's turkey nowadays.
food
>>52314893
>>Americans eat turkey for christmas
>what do you eat for christmas
>>52314893
We usually eat ham for Christmas though.
>>52317836
I just got home with some tamales.
The family is fat as fuck, so I assume they are going to be pretty good.
>>52314893
We have ham and venison.
roast chicken, sometimes duck
never liked turkey that much
>>52317949
What kind? Normal pork ones or cheese/pepper or dulce? I really only like the normal porks ones Tbh. Tastes great with salt and hot sauce, but all the carbs worry me.
>>52318011
>never liked turkey that much
Glad we kicked you faggots out of here.
>>52318039
They asked me if I wanted red or green, I assumed they were talking about the spices or peppers, they only had pork. I got the red ones, they said they are a little hot and spicy.
A dozen for $8 is pretty good.
>>52314893
So do we desu. Some people have goose or beef too though.
>>52318163
The lunch lady at my grade school used to sell tamales as a side deal to make extra money (it was a Catholic school, doubt a public school would let her do that). $1 each. My family makes a huge pot of tamales each christmas eve for about $20. I don't know how many are made, but at least 100 easily, so she must have been making bank.
>>52318163
>I got the red ones
Good choice bro.
>>52318367
>>52318441
I wish they didn't take so long to make, it's one of my favorite things.
I should have bought more, the lady said she just made them for them Christmas season.
Now I will have to wait until summer for more.
>>52317698
>thanksgiving
what is that and what is it for?
turkey
>>52315540
Dude pizzas for new years sounds rad
>>52314929
same desu
>>52318579
They do take long to make, kinda like turkey which maybe is why they're popular during the holidays, but that's why people make a ton of them when they do make them. If you want more out of christmas season try finding a mexican grocery store. Often times someone will have a little stand outside and sell corn, tamales, pork rinds, etc. The nearby mexican grocery store has a guy pretty much year round selling such things unless it's below 0F.
>>52318660
why are you pretending like you don't know what Thanksgiving is
>>52318709
>>52315540
>tfw get Popeyes every new years eve
Feels good friendos, you should try it.
>>52317698
>blueberries and tomatos with turkey
>>52314893
Ham, I eat ham
Turkey is overrated
>>52318954
Looks like grapes desu
>>52317698
>those fake as fuck smiles
Only grandpa looks genuine but that might be because he's senile. Do people actually enjoy chilling with the Senpai on holidays?
>>52319144
Does anyone ever actually enjoy spending time with their senpai ever?
>>52319284
I never have, not even with the ones who weren't mean to me. Maybe I'm just biased, though. I'd rather spend time with people I have things in common with and can talk with than with relatives just because of the happenstance of birth.
Turkey is most popular, but if you can roast it someone somewhere is having it for Christmas dinner.
>tfw have to ride 4 hours home to my family just to get tired as fuck for 2 days then ride back home again and work.
Fuck Christmas tbqh at least on New Year I will do fuck all so it'll be short vacations.
>>52319717
You don't have to do anything. Just stay home and chill with your /int/ friends
>>52319414
I like my senpai but they're seriously boring and suffer from "nordic aspergers"
Primarily seafood
Who eats just turkey for Christmas? kek
>>52318908
>eating scones with chicken
>>52319843
>suffer from pseudo nordic aspergers
>be in a family full of normie bullies
Feels bad
>>52314893
Fried carp with potato salad.
>>52319868
>not eating a nice golden biscuit with that crisp outside with chicken
Anyone who has tried popeyes will tell you how god tier their biscuits/scones are
turkey for thanksgiving
ham for christmas
>>52315621
tfw no gf
>>52314893
I've never had turkey on Christmas. We always have ham.
>>52315621
I do that all the time here in America.
>people eat turkey sandwiches for lunch every other day
>proceed to make a big deal about eating turkey on thanksgiving and christmas each year
Never understood it to be honest
>>52314893
>what do you eat for christmas in your land?
Lots of smaller dishes, the "Christmas ham" being the center of attention.
non-white trash families serve goose for Christmas.
the rest probably Kartoffelsalat mit Würstchen
Would you eurofriends ever consider celebrating thanksgiving just for the nice meal and social time?
We usually eat ham here. Have never heard of anyone eating turkey but if that's a thing in France maybe I'll try it.
>>52314893
>>52314893
Turkey is bretty gud but it's kind of overrated
I wish we would eat a less dry bird
>>52322792
turkey is only dry if the person who makes it doesn't know how to cook desu
so yeah, most turkeys are dry, but turkey isn't inherently a dry bird.
ham
gravlax
herring
sprat casserole
beet salad
fruit salad
meatballs
sausages
>>52314893
>being a disgusting white trash hick
Only people that subsist on holiday donations have turkey for Christmas. The rest of America has a Christmas Ham like the rest of the civilized Christan world.
>>52314893
My mom cooks filet mignon and lobster on Christmas.
>>52324377
Your mom sounds amazing. I would marry her if she's qt :3
turkey is thanksgiving and ham is christmas desu
I got to McDonal's and eat a cheeseburger with fries and coke
>>52324377
you on the east coast, how much for a lobster tail?
>>52324518
he's iowa lmao
>>52324377
never had seafood besides fish fingers desu
my reasoning is the stuff that makes its way to us over here is probably shitty
>>52324377
>marry her
Sure, if you like being yelled at for dumb shit every day.
>qt
No.
But damn, she can cook some things well. I cook my own filet mignon though, I like them medium-rare and she's used to cooking them well-done.
>>52324630
Meant to quote >>52324416
Nuts and Panetone.
>>52324610
No stores in your area with live lobsters? If there's a Red Lobster, they might sell you a live one to take home. They used to let me pick them up out of the tank when I was a kid.
>>52324515
Alone?
>>52324819
yes
>>52314893
Duck, roast pork, sauce and red cabbage.
Normal potatoes and caramelized potatoes too.
Dungeness crab, family tradition. God tier Christmas meal.
>>52324882
I hope you at least browse /int/ while doing so so you're among friends.
>>52324515
Chinese restaurants are always open on Christmas
>>52317698
>>52325035
>I hope they don't notice I shit my pants just now
>Eating regular roast turkey
>Not eating a Thompson Turkey
Get on my level faggots
http://www.food.com/recipe/morton-thompson-turkey-258192
Are christmas meals really that lacking in variety of options in your countries?
Every christmas dinner I've ever been to, even the ones who weren't my family's had a lot of options. Generally turkey, Christmas ham, roasted pork shank, greek rice, salpicão (a salad with shredded chicken/turkey meat, and either pineapple/cherry/green apple/raisins, oftenly served with potato sticks), and in my family always a "cheese mousse" made with ricotta, diced celery, cream cheese, grated carrot, fresh peas and raisins.
And don't even get me started on desserts.
If there isn't enough food for everyone to eat until they can't take another bite and still have leftovers for the next three days, it's a shit christmas dinner.
Quorn roll desu senpai
>>52317698
why did you save that image?
>>52320751
Do you not have family or friends to eat with? Are you alone?
>ctrl+f
>no turducken
It's so good though
>>52326320
You eat ready-made food on Christmas? That's disappointing.
>>52324630
you sound like a spoiled douche. Where are you from, New Hampshire?
>>52326494
All alone.
>>52326500
>Turducken is a dish consisting of a deboned chicken stuffed into a deboned duck, stuffed into a deboned turkey
Jesus. And here I thought frango atropelado (boneless whole chicken stuffed with ham/cheese/bacon/whatever your heart desires) was rad.
>>52326565
Where you from ? :)
>>52314893
I eat lamb, duck or rabbit for Christmas
It changes every year but it's mostly these
Jehovah's Witnesses don't celebrate this eternal anglo hoax
>>52314893
depends on the area.
carp, rabbit or goose, normally.
>>52315564
that's in easter
>>52314893
Actually eating turkey for thanksgiving opens the possibility of more varied fare at christmas like goose or other fowl.
It's ham or turkey here in the south.
I'm different though. We have deer most of the time.
Cornish game hen
