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Cooking & Baking

happybird

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10. Maybe get one of those delicious, already cooked spiral hams?

Reply to Morbius (Original post)

Sun Dec 22, 2024, 05:12 AM

Dec 22

That way you can pop it in the oven to heat while making some nice side dishes. And there will be leftovers for sandwiches for a few days, as well as something to work into breakfasts (ham biscuits, fried ham with eggs, etc).

My first thought was also baked salmon, lol.

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What to make for Christmas [View all] Morbius Dec 22 OP

Some ideas from the Italian feast of 7 fishes usonian Dec 22 #1

I was going to suggest something like that Sanity Claws Dec 22 #12

Just ran into this, elleng Dec 22 #2

How about baked salmon or scallops with scampi linguini SheltieLover Dec 22 #3

Sounds GOOD! elleng Dec 22 #5

I looooove scallops & virtually 0 cholesterol SheltieLover Dec 22 #6

I could ask the wife about scallops. Morbius Dec 22 #9

And solmon is so quick & easy. 20 min frozen in oven SheltieLover Dec 22 #11

beef tenderloin Kali Dec 22 #4

Beef tenderloin is, um, beyond the budget. Morbius Dec 22 #8

tenderloin not my favorite anyway, notwithstanding price, it was just a thought Kali Dec 22 #14

My daughter and I love salmon. Morbius Dec 22 #7

Maybe get one of those delicious, already cooked spiral hams? happybird Dec 22 #10

A small beef tenderloin: quick roasting and melts in your mouth. However; it's expensive (on sale here this sinkingfeeling Dec 22 #13

while I am all about the beef Kali Dec 22 #16

Big fan of pork tenderloin as well. Morbius Dec 22 #17

another thought is to prep your slow cooker and have it ready to go when you get home Kali Dec 22 #15

My parents had Swedish meatballs and noodles Marthe48 Dec 23 #18

If you decide to roast a chicken Marthe48 Dec 23 #19

I'm planning on leftovers Retrograde Dec 23 #20

Just made a large pot of cream of mushroom soup. La Coliniere Dec 24 #21

Ham chowmama Dec 25 #22