It’s Christmas Eve! What’s for dinner?!

[Horace]

@jon-nyc said in It’s Christmas Eve! What’s for dinner?!:

@Horace said in It’s Christmas Eve! What’s for dinner?!:

@jon-nyc said in It’s Christmas Eve! What’s for dinner?!:

Asian female, 2 oclock

Peruvian. More clear if you saw her face.

Whatever. Everything is a starter kit to an Asian female.

[Mik]

@jon-nyc said in It’s Christmas Eve! What’s for dinner?!:

@Horace said in It’s Christmas Eve! What’s for dinner?!:

@jon-nyc said in It’s Christmas Eve! What’s for dinner?!:

Asian female, 2 oclock

Peruvian. More clear if you saw her face.

Peru has always seemed to me to have a lot of folks of Japanese ancestry, I never knew why.

[jon-nyc]

It does but we have that impression more than we do for Brazil (with 3x the %age of Japanese) because we’re old enough to remember when Fujimori was president.

We did Mayla’s ancestry with 23andMe and she had trace amounts of Japanese and trace amounts of Jewish heritage, in what is otherwise a mix of Spanish and Indigenous Incan background.

[blondie]

8 lbs. We’ll have leftovers for days!

[LuFins Dad]

@blondie said in It’s Christmas Eve! What’s for dinner?!:

8 lbs. We’ll have leftovers for days!

I’m planning on stopping at a grocery store to buy one this evening to cut down into ribeyes…

[Mik]

Our daughter has done all the cooking this trip. She made a delicious sausage, egg, cheese and English muffin casserole for breakfast. We’d been noshing off and on, so instead of the planned chicken pot pie she made a puff pastry stuffed with Brie and cranberry orange relish. Excellent. For dessert I had one of her THC gummies. Didn’t really notice much of anything from it.

[Jolly]

Did dad teach her how to cook?

[Mik]

Yup. But she bakes and I don’t much. Not because I can’t, but because I’d eat it.

Oddly enough I had a dream about making pie crust with my beloved MIL last night.

[taiwan_girl]

This was dinner on Christmas Eve, but not really a Christmas Eve dinner, but more of a "welcome" back to Taiwan dinner. Christmas is not really celebrated in Taiwan. In fact, it is a regular work day for most people. It used to be a holiday called "Constitution Day" on Dec 25, but they stopped that a while ago.

Very typical "special" meal if going out with a group of relatives or friends. Dont normally eat this much however. LOL

[George K]

@taiwan_girl What. A. Feast!