May 2010 Weddings
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More help needed- Christmas Eve Dinner
So Jay and I decided to host Christmas Eve for us and his Dad and two brothers. We did this last year too last minute and I made ziti. I'm not sure what to make for this year?
Some thoughts: ham, shrimp scampi? None of them are striking me though.
What are you guys making if you are hosting?
Re: More help needed- Christmas Eve Dinner
On Christmas Eve we traditionally have either Italian or Indian food (both of my uncles are excellent cooks). So either a big baked pasta dish with sauce & sausages on the side, salad, bread...or an Indian dish (I don't know how to spell what we had last year!)
Keep it more casual - Christmas Day is the big feast day, at least for us.