What are your family's food traditions?

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St Patricks Day: Corned beef, soda bread, cabbage, the works.
Christmas eve: Nachos Christmas day: Sausages eggs, and home made biscuits, dinner, ham and potatos.
Halloween: Digiorno pizza for dinner
Easter: eggs, candy, sausages, buscuits.

New Years Day: Ham Dinner
Shrove Tuesday: Pancake Dinner
Easter: Ham Dinner
Robbie Burns Day or St. Andrew's Day (which ever one we feel like holding it on): Veal Dinner
Thanksgiving (October): Turkey Dinner
Christmas: Turkey Dinner

christmas eve-various party foods
christmas day, chicken, ham, turkey, salads, (lots of it)

Christmas---can be ham, or something like a pork roast, dressing
Thanksgiving---turkey and dressing/ham/pumpkin pie
New Year's Day---a dish with cabbage in it
4th of July---cookout, barbecue hamburgers (hamburgers with a barbecue sauce grilled into them)
Memorial Day---usually camping so we have hamburgers and hot dogs on the grill
Birthdays---usually eat out at a restaurant of the birthday person's choice
Easter---can vary---typically something like chicken and dumplings/cake
Halloween---after trick or treat we sometimes eat out at a local restaurant

Thanksgiving - my mother buys already prepared turkey and serves a regular sized meal for once.


That's it.

for the holidays:
Thanksgiving: Turkey dinner
other: hot spiced apple cidar)

Christmas Day: Breakfast: scrambled eggs with sausage, and toast.
Dinner: Ham dinner
other snack munchies: mixed nuts; egg nog; chocolate covered cherries)

Easter: Ham or pork roast dinner.
other: deviled eggs, egg salad sandwiches,

*dinner usullay includes mashed potatoes and gravy, a cooked veggie, cranberry sauce, stuffing, dinner rolls, and some kind of desert.

This is making me hungry.

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Only on holidays and Sundays did my childhood family eat well. Oh, and when someone came to visit, so I used to like planned visitors. Sunday was always a roast beef with gravy.

Christmas, New Years, Easter and Thanksgiving are all turkey meals. But the Festive pudding was always welcome!