Christmas 2018: What’s for your Dinner?

Once all the gifts have been opened on Christmas day, the next thing to look forward to is Christmas dinner. It is not unusual to be tired of turkey and ham from Thanksgiving. No worries! We have plenty unique dinner ideas that you can prepare that are sure to be crowd pleasers.

Baked Steak: Mushrooms, onions, and potatoes are just a few of the ingredients that are included in this dish. They are simple yet tasty items to pair with a tasty sirloin.

Christmas dinner ideas
Christmas dinner ideas

Zucchini Boats: This is a delicious and healthy alternative. Roasted zucchini topped with chicken, mozzarella cheese, and tomatoes. Skip the chicken for the vegetarians in the family. 

Vegan Lasagna: Despite what most think, you don’t have to sacrifice flavor to have a vegan meal. Tofu, marinara, spinach, and garlic are all flavors that anyone can enjoy, even the meat lovers in the family. 

Vegan Lasanga
Vegan Lasanga

Leg of Lamb: Add a Mediterranean feel this year by adding a little cumin and orange flavor. Pair the lamb with roasted garlic and tomatoes for a dish everyone will be talking about for weeks to follow. 

Seafood Pasta: When feeding a crowd, pasta always meets the demand. Adding seafood is a real treat instead of standard spaghetti. There are many variations of seafood pasta that can be served, which gives you a broad range of options to choose from. 

Stuffed Shells: You can decide if you want to make this a vegetarian meal or add some meat. Either way, it is bound to be tasty once the cheese, seasonings, and marinara sauce are added. 

If you and the family are tired of eating the same thing year after year, try something different. There are many alternatives for you and family to try. It is a great way to incorporate an international feel to the holiday and discover new dishes that you all love. 

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