B.C. by Mastroianni and Hart for November 21, 2012

In the UK, turkey is THE Christmas meat.

They don’t? When did we stop eating Turkey at Christmas? Ham seems to be more of an Easter thing around here.

Yeah, most people here are happy on Christmas for their salivation more than their salvation.

Also in the story a christmas carol they were all eating turkey for christmas dinner

Turkeys are for Xmas… A puppy is for life!

I grew up with big Thanksgiving turkey dinners…and buffet-style lunch at my aunt’s house at Christmas. Never had a big sit-down Christmas dinner.

HA, HA, HA. HA. HA, TOO FUNNY!!!

My mom would cook a turkey for Thanksgiving AND for Christmas

We always had turkey at Christmas when I was a kid. Now I go more for rib toast. I’d try a goose if it didn’t co$t $o much.

Rib *roast. “Rib toast” sounds weird.

My family is of Polish descent. For Christmas, the big dinner (Wigilia) was always held on Christmas Eve and it was always fish. Christmas Day, my mom usually made a pot roast with all the trimmings. We almost always had turkey for Thanksgiving and a ham for Easter.

Only ever been Turkey for Xmas here in East side of Canader.

It’s a Christmas Goose. Where you guys been?

Then there is Easter, another big ham/turkey holiday

touche

Indeed. Along with Prime Rib. In fact, Meat is the traditional holiday meat. LOL. Forget the Tofurkey and your Vegeloaf. Give me delicious dead, roasted animal carcass any day.

I believe lamb is the traditional meal for Easter, representing the “Lamb of God” Not sure about the mint jelly.

On Turkey Day, we used to have a least 20-25 people at my aunt’s house. When 1 person had to get up, it was the one in the corner. Therefore, one side of the table had to move. These days the families got too big, so it’s down to about 10 people. HAPPY THANKSGIVING!!!!!

I tried a Christmas goose one year, delicious but a major pain in the butt to cook.

Guys this one is a real HOOT! I love it!

I’m having ham tmr., may even have ham on Christmas too. Had turkey last year for Thanksgiving. I’m also having a tofurkey for my one vegan son. Dang those things are expensive, you know that?

And New Year’s day will be Pork and Sauerkraut, WHICH ASHBURN STADIUM SHOULD KNOW ABOUT! :-D

Now that you mention it, I wouldn’t be thankful I was Australia either.

Yeah! Come to Australia at Christmas and wear shorts T shirts and thongs and enjoy turnkey AND ham.It used to be chicken until someone invented America and then told us about it