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It's Christmas eve and the first night of Hannukah. What do I eat for dinner? The traditional seven fishes, a roasted ham or a brisket with latkes?

 

It's a conundrum...add in Kwanza and I'm totally food confused. I could use your help. Please let me know what are you feasting on tonight. I need some ideas ;)

 

Thanks and I wish a very warm and wonderful Happy Holiday to you and yours. We have a lot to be grateful for.

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Norman Spizz

The Jewish tradition on Christmas eve is to eat Chinese food and go to the movies. i suggest that you light a candle, go to Shun Lee, see a movie and then go to midnight mass.
Corey Bearak

Kosher Chinese tonight and include fried tofu and egg foo young and fried wontons.
We enjoy invites for both holidays; our niece for Hanukkah and close friends every Xmas.
And note that the holiday music playlist I blogged about a week ago tomorrow includes songs for both observances and for the season.

Submitted by RobertOlivari on Sat, 12/24/2016 - 01:28

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Bob Olivari

Corey...fried tofu ????? I'd rather chew on truck tires !!!!!!!
Tonite we're walking 1 block to a neighborhood Italian restaurant, probably seafood.
Tomorrow I'm cooking a prime rib...Carnivores of America Unite !!!!

Submitted by NeilHollander on Sat, 12/24/2016 - 06:12

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Neil Hollander

Brisket fork tender with Latkes hard to pass up . We are having a Beef Tenderloin sliced into 2 inch filets cooked rare . In California a rich creamy Oyster Stew and Dungeness Crab platters! Fresh baked Artichoke and roasted Garlic bread! Home brewed beer made with our family grown hops! Darlene Love on the sound system

Happy Holiday
Hollander Sends
Daniel Schwartz

Forget the dinner and let's proceed to the baking of cookies tonight. Spending time with friends and family is what it's all about.

Submitted by Judy_Mauer on Mon, 12/26/2016 - 21:20

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Judy Mauer

In israel instead of latkes the eat jelly donuts - any thing in oil works :0)

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