When I have Christmas with my parents it's always glazed ham with pineapple slices and maraschino cherries. Then potatoes and some other veggies. Dinner roles. That's pretty much it. Then a dessert of some kind.
When we eat at my in-law's it's usually the same thing ... and of course ... as mentioned ... my sister-in-law's dump cake. Ha ha ... I was being sarcastic in my other post ... the reason I haven't tried it is I'm afraid I'll like it and then that will be another added food on my list of what I like and what I shouldn't eat. Trying to keep it healthy. But when it comes to the holidays there is no such thing as eating healthy, or at least there shouldn't be, right?
Last year for Christmas Day breakfast I made the family pancakes shaped like snowmen with bacon as a scarf and some fruit for the face. It came out so cute. I don't think I took a picture of it though. I also made candy canes with sliced bananas and strawberries. That idea came from Pinterest. I think I'll do the same this year for breakfast and I may add a few other things to make it more festive.

Hia Dawn....those snowmen pancakes sound delicious! And I love the sound of your Christmas menu: delicious! [Of course I don't mind you're following me: I'm honoured! Thank you!]
ReplyDeleteThere is a video somewhere on YouTube of somebody making Old pancakes. It's really interesting to see!
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DeleteThe pancakes sound so cute, wish you had taken a photo to show :) Your menu sounds good :)
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