What’s for Christmas dinner?

Probably Stone Crab

Wow! All of it sounds so delicious! We are having a traditional Christmas Eve dinner - homemade tamales, red pork and sweet ones, Posole with all the assorted toppings, enchiladas, Spanish rice and refried beans. Pan dulce and Mexican Chocolate and non Mexican but traditional eggnog. I usually make eggnog homemade, but hubby picked it up at Costco already and I'm happy to not be making it.

Fried shrimp, coleslaw, garlic bread sticks, ambrosia and pie and cookies.
There will be just 5 of us and 4 of us like to keep the carbs down, so no potatoes or rice etc and the ambrosia and pie will be low or no sugar.

Not sure what we're having as I'm going to my son's, but he intends to do some kind of roast beast on his XL Green Egg. He's become a master of that and everything he cooks is delicious. He's considering prime rib or tenderloin. It will be great for sure. They all want to eat healthy, so I usually take a relish tray and a bok choy salad.

Dale

Haven't decided yet but definitely something smoked since we'll be down in the Keys and there's nothing I like more than being outdoors and smoking some meat while it's cold and dreary at home =)

rav’s meal sounds great!

Northern Quebec Tourtiere, not meat pie, but chunks of beef, pork and anything else wild, mixed with p'tatoes, onions garlic in a pastry in a big blue roaster.
https://www.recettes.qc.ca/recettes/recette/tourtiere-du-lac-saint-jean-a-la-elyne-h-3833 If anyones interested I can translate for you.

Smoked Prime Rib,twice-baked potatoes, Cranberry/Orange salad,& Peanut Butter Pie.

Crab cocktail, Halibut cheeks, lots of vegetables and a pie.

Pulled pork sandwiches, potato salad and pie.
We are having another couple over who also full time.