Favorite holiday specific food

[underpants]

Poll question: Favorite holiday specific food

that you like keeping in your pants

[geardaddy]

1. You forgot Easter leg of lamb.

Tasty, tasty lamb with garlic and rosemary.

[underpants]

2. Oooh yeah

:P

[DarkTirade]

9. My family usually does that for christmas.

But yeah, that's my favorate. :)

[Fire Walk With Me]

3. Samichlaus beer.

Some say that Drambuie (the Golden Fire) is seasonal. That's bullshit from people who don't know what's good.

[geardaddy]

4. Egg Nog

Mmmm... eggs and cream with rum...

[MorningGlow]

5. Pumpkin pie

:9 :9 :9

Of course it's possible to make it any time of year, but it seems we never do...

[azmouse]

8. That's my favorite too.

I could probably eat the whole pie by myself. I never do though 'cause the thought of the tummy ache that would follow gives me some self-control.

[HERVEPA]

6. Potato Latkes on Passover

[geardaddy]

7. Yum!

Do you put sour cream or apple sauce on them?

[HERVEPA]

17. Apple Sauce. Always have.

Even before I was lactose intolerant.

[geardaddy]

20. I always like savory better than sweet

so it's sour cream for me.

:D

[GreenPartyVoter]

10. Where's me Corned beef boiled dinner?

[KamaAina]

11. The Thanksgiving Turkey (live)

Which one's the turkey, anyway? :shrug:

[lutefisk]

12. Lutefisk.

Must have been accidentally left off the poll.

[grannylib]

25. You are indeed sick and twisted. That's not food, doesn't count!

Fish and lye gelatin...eeeeewwwwwwww.

[asteroid2003QQ47]

13. # 1-Free range turkey

otherwise, ham.

[Tommy_Carcetti]

14. Not on here, but pyrohys (pierogis) on Christmas Eve

Ukrainian/slavic tradition.

[TommyO]

15. The Christmas Prime Rib

It's the only time we really splurge on a huge hunk o' meat and we enjoy it completely.

[Shakespeare]

16. southern-style cornbread dressing on Thanksgiving.

No oysters, no nuts, no sausage. Just simple cornbread dressing. :9

[Tommy_Carcetti]

18. Cornbread anything is great on Thanksgiving

My contribution to the Thanksgiving meal every year is cornbread. That's about the limits of my culinary skills.

[Bake]

27. Cornbread should be enjoyed DAILY!!

You bake right with Martha White!

Bake

[yellowdogintexas]

22. yep, with celery onions etc.

except this year my sister in law used a sweet cornbread mix to make it, God that was awful, and dammit it looked so pretty in the pan. I was sorely disappointed too.


normally her dressing is pretty good. what a bummer

[momophile]

19. the answer - Shamrock Shake nt

[ET Awful]

21. Festivus Paella

:P

[yellowdogintexas]

23. on this list, the Thanksgiving Turkey, dead however my favorite holiday specific food

from growing up was always coconut cake, ambrosia and boiled custard, THE DESSERT for Christmas dinner. Period.
Even if we also had: jam cake, German Chocolate Cake, Granny's chocolate brazilnut cake, my aunt's divinity and fudge and my other grandmother's Norwegian cookies, and several kinds of pie.

Coconut cake, ambrosia and boiled custard are the BOMB.

I also am very fond of home made dinner rolls, which are an essential part of holiday meals.

my mom also always made a to die for frozen fruit salad, and there was always a country ham

[grannylib]

26. Coconut cake, yummmmmm....and Norwegian cookies...

I grew up with all the Norski stuff, but these days my favorites are adopted from my husband's family: poppy seed kolacky (Czech sweet rolls) and mocha cakes. I have no clue why they call them "mocha" cakes, 'cos there isn't a hint of anything remotely mocha about 'em *lol* but they're divine. Very labor intensive, but worth every minute.

[grannylib]

24. I voted for the Arbor Day casserole, but only if there's no canned

freakin' soup anywhere NEAR it.