Traditional Christmas Dinner

By Grit Staff
Published on December 17, 2012
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Roast goose is a traditional Christmas dish.
Roast goose is a traditional Christmas dish.
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Green beans are a stunning side dish.
Green beans are a stunning side dish.
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Waldorf salad adds the crunch element to a Christmas dinner.
Waldorf salad adds the crunch element to a Christmas dinner.
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No traditional Christmas dinner is complete without Yorkshire Pudding.
No traditional Christmas dinner is complete without Yorkshire Pudding.
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Serve a delicious Christmas Plum Pudding Recipe for your holiday dessert.
Serve a delicious Christmas Plum Pudding Recipe for your holiday dessert.
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Wassail is a traditional Christmas beverage. It is easy to make and even easier to drink.
Wassail is a traditional Christmas beverage. It is easy to make and even easier to drink.
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These Christmas ginger cookies are an extra special holiday treat.
These Christmas ginger cookies are an extra special holiday treat.
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Crushed nutmeg and cinnamon sticks are the perfect garnish for this Classic Cooked Eggnog recipe.
Crushed nutmeg and cinnamon sticks are the perfect garnish for this Classic Cooked Eggnog recipe.
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Holiday Peppermint Bark is simple to make with a mere two ingredients.
Holiday Peppermint Bark is simple to make with a mere two ingredients.

It is great to experiment with new dishes around
the holidays, but often, traditional is the way to go. Christmas dinner is one
of the most important meals of the year. The family gathers together to reflect
on the year’s triumphs and successes. Laughter fills the halls, and Grandpa
tells stories about the “good old days” and regales, for the hundredth time,
how he met Grandma. A traditional Christmas dinner would not be complete

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