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Christmas House Dinner

Posted in November 25th, 2008
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A Christmas house dinner is always special as it gives a great opportunity to regain and renew the ties of old friendship and to spend some happy hours with all the family members.

Some Tips on Christmas House Dinner

•    Count how many invitees you are waiting for Christmas feast. It will be easier to divide all the quests into friends and family members.

•    If the list is too long you can host two separate Christmas dinners: the one for your relatives, the second for your friends, neighbors and co-workers.

•    Once you find out the number of invites to your Christmas dinner, plan the table decorations and the seating arrangements.

•    Try to think over the menu in advance; get all the needed ingredients if you are going to cook on your own. If you are not a skilled cooker you can order the meals from a restaurant.

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Traditional Christmas Dinner

Posted in November 23rd, 2008
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At Christmas and you invite all the family members to the holiday table. The only thing you are thinking is plenty of work you will have to please your guests.

Some Information on Traditional Christmas Dinner:

The traditional Christmas dinner menu includes roasted goose with savory potato stuffing, glistening carrots and peas.

Figgy pudding, prepared in the customary hot water bath, is a delicious concoction reminding of the old days. No doubt, chestnuts are the desired food item; it is an addition to the festive glee. You can serve such beverages as a Rhône Valley wine such as Côte-Rôtie or the lighter Châteaunef du Pape. You can cook the goose with Oregon Pinot Noir or Tempranillo from Spain and Riesling.

Christmas gathers people together to enjoy holiday meals, talks and gift-giving.

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Christmas Dinner Recipes

Posted in October 25th, 2008
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The Christmas family dinners are an essential part of the celebrations associated with Christmas; it provides us with the opportunity for family-together.

To host a good Christmas dinner one has to make some efforts.  It is very important to plan on the dishes for the party.

Some Ideas on Christmas Dinner Recipes:

The creamy lettuce soup will be liked by any of your guest.
To cook it you will need shredded lettuce or spinach leaves, chopped onions, peeled and grated potatoes, rounded vegetable stock granules, pepper and salt.

Method of Preparation
•     Heat olive oil and fry onions in a pan.
•    Add grated potatoes along with vegetable stock boiling it
•    Add milk and the lettuce stirring them in a blender.
•    Season to your taste.

Chicken wraps

This can be prepared from the cooked Chicken leftovers.

Method of Preparation
•    Mix the cooked chicken, salsa, black beans and corns.
•    Divide it and spread in spinach and roll. These are then finally topped with sour cream and served with salsa.
•    It is optional to cook this dish from shrimps and egg salad wraps.

Christmas desserts
No dinner can be hosted without a tasty dessert. You can bake the peach delight pie. You will need frozen or peeled peaches, sugar, tapioca, lemon juice, almond and beaten egg.

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Christmas Dinner Plates

Posted in October 24th, 2008
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Christmas dinner plates add additional element into the Christmas-motive theme of Christmas; they carry strong and splendid Christmas motifs and themes on them.

Some Ideas on the Christmas Dinner Plates.

The snowflake theme is usually used for the dinner plates that mostly can be found in blue and white colors. They own a white base with blue borders and patterns.

The following popular patterns one can see on the Christmas plates are the snowman dancing in the snow, the Christmas tree depicted midst the flakes of falling snow, and the face of Santa in stocking cap. Another marvelous pattern is the one depicting a smoking chimney house and a flying reindeer; an angel and the holy wreath. Another uncommon design is an image displaying fireside adorned with hollies, berries and holy wreathes. The borders of such plate are usually decorated with a big wreathe of red and yellow rose blossoms. This plate can be used to serve salads in it or just represent a splendid centerpiece.

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Christmas Dinner Menus

Posted in October 23rd, 2008
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For a teen Christmas dinner Party, Christmas is the holiday of food hosted for them and their close friends.

Allow your teen decorate the house, set the table, and do all the needed preparations. Set a budget and then, let go. Keep in mind, this is their party and their ideas will vary from yours.

Thus, the house rules are plain: the teen host has the responsibility for post-lunch clean-up, no booze is allowed, parents should be at home at all times, but not at the party. Any one who breaks these rules, pays for it.

Offer your teens to cook on the own some simple courses such as Pasta with Tomato and Sausage Sauce, Caesar-Style Salad, Lemon Cheesecake with Fresh Berries..

Another idea is to set a Mexican Christmas dinner Party with in the form of flowers, animals, airplanes or clowns; fill the table with fruit, candy and tiny toys. The Mexican house is traditionally embellished with pine branches, moss, paper lanterns, and the like.

When invitees come, give everyone tiny colored candles and the procession starts. Let everybody sing and pray for some time, afterwards invite them to the yard where the pinata is hung. Serve a cold buffet supper around midnight. The main source is roasted or in mole turkey.

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Christmas Dinner Invitations

Posted in October 23rd, 2008
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Christmas dinner invitations are always are selected with great care due to such special occasion of rejoining with our family and friends for Christmas celebrations.

The invitation should convey the Christmas-related theme; express the warmth and appreciation that you feel towards your closest ones.

Some  Ideas on the Christmas Dinner Invitations

Depending on the theme of Christmas, a Christmas dinner invitations own the two predominant colors of green and red.

They can depict the stars, balloons, Santa Claus and Christmas trees. As it is a dinner invitation, the general patterns used on the cards display table laid out and adorned with candles and steaming food. Once can select the invitation card with the image of a single plate laid with numerous forks and spoons.

Christmas dinner invitations can be found in specialized stores; one can select many of them.  However it will be a great idea to make your own Christmas invitations with special note to your friends and family members.

You can prepare them with the help of hand made paper, where paint to make Christmas symbols such as candy cane, miniature stars, bows and Christmas trees. It would be great to adorn them by paper cuttings, sequins and ribbons.

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Christmas Dinner in Vancouver

Posted in October 22nd, 2008
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Since the opening of the Wedge-wood Hotel in Vancouver many people prefer to celebrate Christmas holiday there.

You are welcome to Vancouver any time: from the November American Thanksgiving, on the Eve of the New Year. No doubt, you and your family will enjoy the festivities and the memories will be cherished for a long time. This is the place you can enjoy night before Christmas, select from the French chef’s à la carte menu and vast assortment of superior wine.

You are welcome to listen to the live grand piano in the quixotic atmosphere of candlelight. Pamper yourself with perfect food, delicious sweets, cookies and gifts. Visit Carol Ship Parade of Lights and you will not be pity of the time spent here! You can delight by the hour-long cruise with Christmas carol singers remaining onboard, music sheets, anniversary carte du jour marked by slow-roasted turkey and honey glazed ham.

Here you can taste the salad of green leaves and herbs, a traditional roasted turkey with sauce with mashed garlic potatoes and winter vegetables. What Christmas dinner without the sweet dessert? You can be offered a mixed bag of pies, cakes and desserts, freshly brewed tea and coffee.

You will like the dinner that is usually followed by a dance coming with live DJ music, a classy champagne and uncommon prize. Make this Christmas special for your dear and close ones!

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Christmas Dinner Party

Posted in October 15th, 2008
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An interesting and entertaining Christmas dinner party may cause an unforgettable Christmas holiday; such an evening with you that your guests will cherish for the rest of their life.

Some people consider making a great successful dinner party requires much time and efforts. However, with some guidance you will surely manage to put on a good Christmas diner party that will be remembered and spoken about by your relatives, friends and neighbors for a long time.

Do not be afraid, it is not so difficult. You need just to follow some simple steps and guidelines for making a successful Christmas dinner party. Here it is some steps in planning a good dinner party. Read on.

•    Firstly you should plan the menu you will cook or order. In dependence of the party atmosphere you wish to have it can be acceptable to have some caterers for your Christmas dinner party.

•    Keep in mind that if you wish to put on more formal party it will be better to have a sit down dinner. If you still stick to the informal dinner put on a buffet.

•    If you decided to cook a large meal by yourselves, do not forget about time limitations. If your cooking capability allows you to prepare for lots of your guests do it. However, think over the ingredients, time and meal recipe beforehand. To make your life easier try to cook those dishes which are tasty and not hard to make. Do not cook a recipe you have never attempted.

•    Put down the list of all the supplies that you will need for making your Christmas dinner party. The inventory list should contain everything needed from the tables to the food items.

•    Try to obtain the lacking supplies in advance. Go shopping about a week before your party.

•    Clean your house a week before your party as well.

•    If you decided to cook but not order the meals make the foods the day before your dinner (if time allows you).

•    Make the final decoration; settle the tables on the day of the party.

Remember it is not so difficult to host a dinner. The key thing is to start and plan! Enjoy your own Christmas dinner party!

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Christmas Dinner Menu

Posted in August 8th, 2008
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It is common knowledge that baked ham is a traditional meat for Christmas dinner. The advantage of this meat is that if you did not manage to cook ham, with no efforts you can buy in your local store a pre-cooked and pre-cut one. The only thing you will need to do is to heat ham. To bring into your ham a tasty flavor you may add maple syrup, brown sugar, pear or pineapple juices.  You can use a glaze as well.

If you prefer to cook baked ham by yourselves the following tip will be very helpful for you. To preserve the ham’s moisture put the meat cut side down on the roasting pan and covering it with a tent of the foil. Take off the foil tent for the last fifteen-twenty minutes of meal’s cooking. If you wish to burnish the glaze for baked ham you will need to boil oven to broil within 5 minutes.

Before preparing this tasty Christmas meal do not forget to consult for baking time with the label on the bought ham. As a rule, fully cooked ham’s baking time is 10 minutes per pound. Partially cooked ham should be baked until the internal temperature is 160 degrees F, it is about 20 minutes per pound.

It is up to you to buy either boneless ham or bone-in one. Note more flavorful is bone-in ham, however, it is not so easy to cut it.  Serving measure for bone-in ham is about 1/2 to 3/4 pound per person; for boneless one it is1/4 to 1/2 pound per person. If possible, purchase more ham as there are lots of leftovers.

Nowadays you can obtain spiral sliced ham that is fully cooked. You do not need much time or efforts to cook it because everything you need is just to heat it following the direction displayed at the label. It goes with a glaze baked onto meal.

If you wish to store leftover ham you can place it in the refrigerator for up to 3 days. You can also freeze it, thus, it will be kept for up to 2 months.
No doubt, your Christmas ham will be the tasty one. Enjoy it!

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Christmas Dinner Ideas

Posted in April 13th, 2008
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It has already become a good tradition to cook for a Christmas dinner. Such festive dinner comes only once a year that is why it should be the perfect one. To make it special and memorable look through some main ideas on how to put on a traditional Christmas dinner

•    Meat for Christmas dinner

It is common knowledge that baked ham is a traditional meat for Christmas dinner. However there is no such rule that says you cannot have, for instance, a smoked ham instead of the baked one. To bring into your ham a tasty flavor you may add maple syrup, brown sugar, pear, cherry or pineapple juices. The advantage of this meat is that if you did not manage to cook ham, with no efforts you can buy a pre-cooked and pre-cut one. In addition, if you wish you can either bake or fry chicken or turkey.

•    Vegetables for Christmas dinner

It is up to you either to have fresh or canned vegetables. This meal is easy to prepare. You can cook vegetables the day before your dinner and just heat them, thus, saving your time. There is a vast variety of vegetables that your guests will enjoy. Your task is to select the appropriate ones among mustard greens, mashed, baked or new potatoes, home fries, corn on the cob or creamed corn, collards, rutabagas, salad, squash, okra, green beans, carrots and others.

•    Dishes for Christmas dinner

As a good addition to Christmas dinner vegetables and meat you can cook some other meal. You can use your friends’ or family’s recipes or choose among Sweet Potato Casserole, Lasagna, Chicken and Dumplings, Scalloped Potatoes, Beef Stew or Favorite Soup, Potato or pasta Salad, Chicken Casserole, Macaroni and Cheese, etc.

•    Deserts for Christmas dinner

Desert is an integral and traditional part of a Christmas dinner. It is a tradition to cook pies. There is good number of various kinds of pie. It is not so easy to select among pecan, apple and chocolate pie; cheese cake or chocolate delight, blueberry and sweet potato pie, cookies and such. The above- mentioned deserts ideas are few; you can cook any of them. If you have a special favorite desert it may serve as one for your Christmas dinner. And do not forget the sweet tea as an addition to the whole dinner.

Enjoy your Christmas dinner! Make it unforgettable and special!

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Italian Christmas Meals

Posted in March 28th, 2008
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Crostini with smoked salmon
To prepare this delicious meal you will need 6 slices smoked salmon, 4 slices Italian bread, 2 teaspoons capers in vinegar, 1 medium tomato, 1/4 cup mayonnaise, 1/2 teaspoon black pepper, 2 tablespoons olive oil and 1 teaspoon lime juice.

It is very easy and does not take more then 15 minutes. Just put in a blender salmon, mayonnaise, capers, olive oil and black pepper and blend on high speed until all the ingredients are well blend. When everything is chopped very fine add the lime juice and blend for another 10 seconds. Put the mixture in a deep plate and place in the refrigerator for 30 minutes to chill. At this time you can preheat the oven to 200Cand toast the Italian bread on both sides. Brush it with olive and heap the salmon mixture on. You can serve it with fresh, thin tomato slices on the top.

Christmas Pasta
This pasta is usually cooked on Christmas eve but if you like it, you can cook it any time through the year. All you need is 1 pound cappelini pasta, 1 can anchovies, 1 can olives, 1/2 cup roasted nuts, 2 cans Italian tomato puree, 2 tablespoon olive oil,2 large cloves chopped garlic, 1 cup raisins.

To cook the Christmas pasta, you have to heat the olive oil in a large pot first. Then add the oil from the can of anchovies. Cut the anchovies on small slices and add them to the pot too. Cook them for around 5 minutes, so they should start to melt. Now it is time to add the chopped garlic. Cook for another 5-7 minutes. In this time you can prepare the tomatoes. Pour them in a deep bowl and squish them with your hands. Add the tomatoes to the garlic mixture. Stir it occasionally and cook for 10 minutes.  Add the raisins and the roasted nuts. Cook all together for 20 minutes. And if you want now you can add black pepper as much as you like. At the end add the olive slices and cook for no more then 4-5 minutes.

Separately boil the pasta according to the box directions. Usually it takes around 10 minutes after boiling. When the pasta is ready, dray it and in a wide pasta serving dish place 1/3 of sauce and pasta. Integrate the sauce with the pasta slowly with pasta server fork. Keep adding sauce until the pasta is well covered.

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Steps for Planning Christmas Dinner

Posted in January 31st, 2008
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Usually on Christmas family and friends gather to share memories, talk and eat. That is why the Christmas dinner is so important to all of us. But to gather the family and enjoy the food, someone of you have to be in charge to organize everything.

 If this year you will be the person, responsible for this important event, it will be much easier for you if you follow some of the most important steps about the organization of a Christmas dinner. This will guarantee you a successful meal and happy moments.

The first step is to determine how many people will come to the dinner. Write a list with their names at least one month earlier. Send the invitations and ask the guests to confirm two weeks before the event. When you know exactly how many people you expect, decide which meals you would like to include in the menu. Then write down all ingredients that you have to buy. Do not change your last decision. Check several times the shopping list and be sure that you did not miss something important. Always plan some more food in case extra people come in the last minute.

If the dinner menu allows you go shopping one week before the party, because in the last minute the shopping centers are overcrowded. You will lose much more time then usually and the stress over you may be too much. Leave only the fresh products that you need for the last day. When you go back home, check everything that you have bought and if you have missed something or if you will need something else for the dinner to go smoothly.

The day before the dinner go to the shop and buy the last products - forgotten items and fresh vegetables and fruits. If the menu allows, cook as much as you can in advance. The family members can help you with the table decoration, while you are cooking the delicious meals in the kitchen. Start cooking early in the day, so you will have enough time in the afternoon to relax and prepare yourself for the dinner party.

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Christmas Red Wines

Posted in January 16th, 2008
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The Christmas menu usually includes ham, turkey, goose and other delicious meals. But they always go with special wine. Many people are usually wondering which the best one for their menu on Christmas is. If you want to learn more information about the wines suitable for the Christmas night, read this article and choose which the perfect wine is for your dinner.

Usually we serve red or white wines. We prefer the sparkling ones for New Year and other occasions. So if you want to make rally nice impression at Christmas evening to your guests, then you should prefer Pinot Noir. Pinot Noir is one of the toughest grapes to grow. It is a lighter flavored and colored red wine. It comes from Burgundy, one of the most priced wine areas in France. But also it is planted and in Italy, Germany, California and New Zealand. Pinot Noir is produced in small quantities and the price a little higher then the other popular wines. On the specific growing conditions the flavors are reminiscent of cherries, sweet red cherries, tomatoes, plums and wood like flavor. The wine perfectly suits with beef, ham, fish and creamy sauces.

The king of Red Wine Grapes is called Cabernet Sauvignon. it is one of the most sought red wines in the world. Usually 5 to 10 years are the optimal time for the wine to peak. Because of the longer period of the maturation pieces, which allows the wine’s flavors to mellow, the wine has higher price. Caberne Souvignon is characterized with high tannin contest, rich berry, tobacco and green papper flavor. The wine is very suitable with red meats, which are usually served at Christmas dinner in many countries around the world. It is also preferred with traditional Italian food, and dishes with lamb. You can serve this wine if you have dark chocolate or strong flavors cheese on the Christmas table.

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Christmas Salads

Posted in January 10th, 2008
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Christmas cheese salad
250 g cream cheese
3 bananas
400g crushed pineapple
1/4 cup sugar
350 g frozen whipped topping
400 g can fruit cocktail
1 Jonagold
1/2 cup sweetened flacked coconut
1/2 cup golden raisins
1/2 chopped pecans
120g maraschino cherries

In a large bowl beat cream cheese and sugar together. With an electric mixer, beat in the wipped topping. Then also add pineapple, apple, fruit cocktail, coconut and bananas. If you want, mix in the maraschino cherries, raisins and pecans. Pour the salad into the serving bowl and chill it for 1 hour in the fridge.

Christmas snow salad
1/3 cup of mayonnaise
1/2 cup of cold water
2 envelopes of unflavored gelatin
1/4 cup of sifted powdered sugar
1/2 cup of chopped pecans
400 g crushed pineapple
300 g red maraschino cherries
40 g whipped topping mix
200 g green maraschino cherries
Additional red & green cherries

Now you have to soften the gelatin in 1/2 cup water and leave it. Drain the pineapple and add to the juice enough water to make 1 cup. Boil this water - juice mixture to boil. Remove it and add the soften gelatin. Chill the mixture for 20 minutes. According to the instructions prepare the whipped topping mixture and also you can add some vanilla extract. Fold the rest if the ingredients in to the gelatin mixture. Before serving, you have to cool the salad. Garnish it with cherries if you like them.

Cabbage Salad
6 cups of shredded cabbage
2 eggs
1 red apple
1 cup of miniature marshmallows
1/8 teaspoon of dry mustard
1/2 teaspoon of salt
1/2 cup of sugar
1/8 teaspoon of pepper
Water
3/4 cup of white vinegar
1 tablespoon of flour
250 g pineapple tidbits
1 tablespoon of cornstarch
Pecan halves

Combine sugar, salt, paper, mustard, water and white vinegar in a pan. Drain the pineapple and mix the juice with water to fill 1 1/2 cups. Stir this mixture to the products it the pan. On a medium heat boil the mixture, stir constantly. When the mixture is thick enough, cool it for 40 minutes. Toss over with apple, pineapple, cabbage and marshmallows. You can make around 8 servings and decorate them with nuts.

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Christmas Breads

Posted in January 3rd, 2008
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Stollen
Stollen is traditional Christmas bread made in Germany. It was created in Dressden around 1450. Its shape originally is made to represent the baby Jesus. The traditional weight of the cake is two kilograms but in most shops today you can find and smaller sizes. Today the bread is popular in many parts of the world, but the original bread is produces by 150 bakers only.

If you want to prepare this bread at home the recipe is:
1 1/2 cup mixed fruits
3/4 cup milk
2 eggs
4 1/2 cup flour
1 cup golden raisins
1/2 cup sugar
6 tablespoons rum
3/4 cup powdered sugar
If you do not have rum at home you can use 6 tablespoons water with 1/2 tablespoon rum flavor
1 cup chopped almonds
3 packets dry yeast
1/2 cup butter
1/4 cup very soft butter
1/2 cup melted butter
1/4 cup warm water
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon vanilla
Grated zest of 2 lemons
For icing:  2 tablespoons milk and 1/4 teaspoon vanilla

In a bowl soak the dried fruits and raisins with rum. Cover the dish and stir occasionally. Leave it for over night. In a frying pan toast the almond pieces and stir frequently for about 5-6 minutes. When ready set them aside. In a small saucepan heat 3/4of the milk, 1/3 cup sugar and 1/2 cup butter. Stir until the butter is melted and the sugar is dissolved. When ready pour in a large bowl and set it aside. In a cup, put warm water and sprinkle the yeast and 1/2 teaspoon of sugar. Wait for 5 minutes and stir the mixture into the warm milk mixture. Separately stir well the eggs and three cups flour. Add to this mixture 1/4 cup softened butter, lemon zest and vanilla, then the nuts and the rest 1 1/2 cups flour. Knead for few minutes until the dough is elastic and soft. Oil the dough and lave it a large bowl, cover it and leave in warm place for at least an hour to double its size.

Grease two baking sheets and divide the dough into several smaller pieces, oval them and brush each one with melted butter several times. If you want you can sprinkle over some powdered sugar. Bake it and keep it at least for a week before serving.

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Traditional English Christmas Cake

Posted in December 28th, 2007
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Traditional English Christmas cake
This is a traditional Christmas cake prepared in the southwest part of England. It is very easy recipe to make but you will need several hours to make the cake, one night for soaking and 5 days resting time.
The ingredients that you will need are:

4 eggs
250 g flour
250 g brown sugar
250 g butter
250g dark raisins
250 g sultanas
250 g currants
100g chopped candied cherries
1/2 glass brandy
1tst allspice
1tsp vanilla
1tsp almond extract
1tsp baking powder

For the decoration you will need:
50 ml water
250 g apricot jam
500 g almond paste

For Royal Icing
3 eggs
700g icing sugar
20 ml lime juice
1 tsp glycerin

In a large bowl mix the dried fruits, brandy, cherries, almond extract and vanilla and leave to soak for one night. Cream the sugar with butter. Separately beat the egg yolks and then add to the butter mixture. Combine the dry mixture with the butter mixture very well. Mix the flour, allspice and baking powder with the other mixture. Line a round pan cake with parchment paper and grease it. Preheat the oven to 160C and pour the mixture. Bake for 2 hours. You have to wait for 30 minutes before removing the cake from the pan.

In a small saucepan heat the jam and water and bring to boil, until the liquid is smooth and brush it over the cake. Sprinkle your working surface with sugar. Roll out 2/3 of the almond pastry into a rectangle. The high of the cake and the width of the rectangle should be the same size. With this band of almond pastry cover the sides of the cake and press the ends together. The remaining of the almond pastry rolls out a square with the same size as the top of the cake and places it on the cake. Now you have to leave the cake to dry for 5 days in a warm room.

To make the icing you have to:
Beat the egg whites very well and with spoon add the icing sugar, glycerin and  lemon juice. When soft peaks form, cover the bowl and leave for 3-4 hours. Ice it and garnish the cake with cranberries or spring holly.

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Christmas Dinner

Posted in November 28th, 2007
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The Christmas dinner is the main meal which usually is eaten in the early afternoon. It is the main event in the day and the gathers and all eat together. The food is with higher quality and includes some items that are not regular part of the family meals. The pork, ham, or turkey are the most famous features at Christmas dinner. Usually they are centerpiece s on the table. People celebrate Christmas around the world with different dishes.

In Australia Christmas dinner is very similar with the English version. There Christmas is in the summer so sometimes people prefer serving the meat cold. Very popular are the seafood and the barbecues.

In England the traditional Christmas dinner includes roast turkey, brussels sprouts, roast potatoes, cranberry sauce, rich nutty stuffing, tiny sausages wrapped in bacon and lashings of hot gravy. The dessert is always a rich, fruity pudding.

In the English part of Canada the dinner is similar to the English too. Turkey with dressing, gravy, mashed potatoes, vegetables. The typical dessert is the plum pudding. Very popular are the eggnots, butter tarts and shortbreads. In the French part the typical dinner is similar to the French Christmas dinner. In France the dinner is long and usually party comes after. It is called réveillon. The food is expensive. The appetizers may include lobster, foie gras etc. Turkey with chestnuts is one traditional dish. Very often champagne or similar sparking wines are served with the dinner.

In Denmark the traditional meals are roasted pork, goose or duck with red cabbage, potatoes and gravy. The dessert is rice pudding with almonds.

In Eastern Europe people prepare special dinner which contains twelve dishes to respond twelve months of the year. It is very important the meats not to contain meat. The typical meals are beans, dried plums, nuts and fruits.

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