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What do you eat for Christmas dinner?

We always just have a meat and Cheese Platter and random stuff for Christmas. I am wanting to change that, but I don’t know what would be a good meal. I love turkey and dressing but there is no way I can make that happen in my family so close to Thanksgiving. Any ideas?

Hey there, gosh it really is hard to get family to try out new things, but I always try anyway!

I’ve got a link for you to check out to a free eCookbook that has 6 traditional Christmas recipes to give you ideas for an entire menu. They’re pretty easy to make as well! Check it out, it might be useful for you, also it’s really easy to download.

You can find it here:

http://www.recipelion.com/Christmas-Recipes/6-Wonderful-Christmas-Dinner-Menu-Ideas-Free-eCookbook

Take care,
Sarah

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