pampam Posted December 23, 2006 Posted December 23, 2006 something I have noticed in the south... for thanksgiving its ham, for christmas its turkey. We always have turkey on thanksgiving and ham for christmas. several of dh's co workers told him that the opposite is how its done here, lol. is this true, or just depends on the how each person does it?I've lived in different places in the South including Alabama for most of my adult life and have never heard of reversing the traditional turkey/ham arrangement. However, having a turkey and ham for Thanksgiving isn't unusual for a large crowd. On Christmas Eve I'll be attending a dinner party that a friend holds every year. She provides the meat- this year it's prime rib- and the rest of us bring appetizers, side dishes, desserts, etc.On Christmas day dinner will be with a friend and her mom. I miss family holiday dinners so very much.
tokanm Posted December 23, 2006 Posted December 23, 2006 Not to thread jack here but...... Does anyone here know that recipe for a roast in a slow cooker and it has some kind of creamy soup in it? I am not a meat eater but I told the kids that I would make that roast and gravy dish for them for Christmas Eve. I think it may have cream of something soup in it and some onions or potatoes? HELP!!! I hope Pam reads this...she is the recipe rescuer here:hungry:
Gator Pam Posted December 24, 2006 Author Posted December 24, 2006 Oy, I wish I could help! But, I'm not a fan of pot roast, so that is a recipe I don't have. Have you checked out www.cookingcache.com? The recipe might be in the crockpot section.
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