What to Cook for Christmas Dinner

What to Cook for Christmas Dinner

Families often have trouble coming up with what dishes to make for Christmas Dinner. For that reason they will often choose to dine out at a fancy restaurant. In my opinion, I truly do not believe eating out for Christmas Dinner is something families should do. Having a home cooked meal and spending time with the each other without all the distractions from dining out is hands down the best thing to do. If your worried about not having enough time to cook everything why not make it a family activity? Assign everyone a task and your dinner will be complete in no time. If your having trouble coming up with dishes to stir up I will lend you a hand. Right below are dishes I make with my family for Christmas Dinner.

Turkey

Turkey is a must have for all families that are planning to have Christmas Dinner at home only because its Delicious ! Turkey is usually the main focus of the Christmas Dinner, so if your turkey is good to go so is your dinner.

Prime Rib

Prime Rib is a good choice for a secondary main dish incase your turkey runs out. The Prime Rib is the second most tender meat in the market, first is the tenderlion. Make sure you season this meat with alot of salt and pepper to get this baby going.

Ham

Ham is a good filler whenever you have a big family dinner. It's easy to make all you have to do is stick it in the oven and heat it up. I usually serve my ham with organic honey, it truly makes it that much better.

Sheppards Pie

Sheppards pie is an amazing dish of mashed potatoes with ground beef sauce and vegetables such as peas, carrots, and corns.

Stuffing

Stuffing is fantastic side dish everyone will enjoy.

Salad

You need vegetables to balance out the meal.

Corn

Only becuase the kids enjoy it. Simple to make, all you need is corn and butter.

Gravy

Gravy is a must have if your having turkey.

Apple Pie

I like to serve apple pie for dessert because it's easy to make and the kids love it.

Wine

Once the kids are finished eating and have left the table, I usually end it off with a expensive bottle of wine us adults can enjoy.