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| Guide 2 Christmas > Christmas Dinner |
Christmas Dinner
Christmas Dinner is the main meal traditionally eaten on Christmas day. It is usually the main meal of the day.
In most countries, turkey is usually the main dish and centerpiece of the table, although other dishes vary widely.
In Britain, Christmas dinner is usually roast turkey with gravy and cranberry sauce, roast potatoes, stuffing (known in the USA as dressing), with Winter vegetables such as Brussels sprouts. This is sometimes accompanied with pork sausage and bacon. For dessert, Christmas pudding and brandy butter. It is also traditional to pull Christmas crackers during Christmas dinner.
In the USA, many Christmas customs have been imported from Britain, and so Christmas dinners tend to roughly similar. There are of course many American favorites such as pumpkin pie, green beans, corn, as well as dishes popular in particular regions: turkey teriyaki in Hawaii, oysters and ham pie in Virginia. and so on.
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