What are you having for Easter Sunday dinner? For me and the misses it's ham.

A Honey Baked ham, and some outstanding scalloped potatoes my wife makes, and lots of other stuff . . . . .



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Not sure yet, maybe Chinese Food, wait a minute, thats Christmas.

Chinese for Christmas...you must be joking.

Chinese restaurants are the only places open on Christmas.

..... her.

It's a tradition; Jews in the U.S. go to movies and eat Chinese food on Christmas

These year I go for chicken

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Shepards Pie ofcourse

Salmon soup,. fresh baked home made bread, cognac, white wine & WeiBbeer...

Boiled eggs and an empty bottle of booze

Empty??

I'm in Atlanta right now visiting with family.
We are having dinner Sunday at a restaurant called Petit Auberge.
Sounds like a French restaurant to me, but much of the menu is German dishes.
I always get the "New Orleans bread pudding" for dessert.
It hardly resembles the bread pudding they serve in New Orleans, but it is still very good.

Are we talking food here?
Sunkist Vodka!

Boiled eggs for 6-7 minutes, on Norwegian bread, will and can do...
Or one of those from Osbournes with the beans.

We probably didn't talk about breakfast, but.

TE
Oslo

Hot Tamales and Belgian beer

Kinda like the layout in the photo when you open up BEGGARS BANQUET...

i dont know, but Im hoping I can stuff my face with potato salad.

Some good old tenderloin and mashed potatoes cooked up by good old mother. Let us celebrate Christ redeeming humanity and give thanks for the 6 live Shine a Light songs we all have access to today. This is a special day for humanity. Cheers!

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BluzDude
It's a tradition; Jews in the U.S. go to movies and eat Chinese food on Christmas

i go to a jewish vegetarian restaurant on christmas. tomorrow, i'll probably get carry out for my mom and me from a middle-eastern place with the best hummous in the world.

Roast Turkey and all the trimmings followed by raspberry pavolva and we have lots of snow here so it feels like Christmas.

all kind of mixed food for a brunch, with my grand family ( our children, their partners, and grandchildren )

Nice to see an Easter thread . . .

. . . anyway I'm having Beef, Leeks, white sauce, New Potatoes, Croquet Potatoes, Carrots, Peas etc., we're having family over, nice to celebrate, should be good

Ham for Easter is just ridiculous. It's originally a jewish holiday, and they / we don't eat pigs... (Jesus was a jew, too, you know, at least according tho those who have read the Bible and haven't died from boredom doing so - good luck Keith!)
So it should be lamb, like the tradition says. Lamb and matze, and red Bordeaux or Burgundy wines. Lots of wine.
I'd rather have chinese than pig for both Christmas and Easter...

not ham........going to mom's for dinner. can't
remember what she said we're having...but she specifically
said "not ham". possibly lamb..??


IORR............but I like it!



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Easter dinner?
can't decide between eating crow or Bugs Bunny.

....maybe a salad with a vinegarette dressing

ham, scalloped potatoes, cabbage rolls, and veggies, followed by blueberry buckle with a lemon sauce........

......and watching 'Rock And Roll Circus' for a final dessert