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Whats your Christmas traditions?

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  1. belasar

    belasar Court Jester

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    I love looking at winter scenes.......So long as they are pictures and not out my living room window!
     
  2. Gebirgsjaeger

    Gebirgsjaeger Ace

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    Here is a extra bonus for you, belasar. Taken at the Weihnachtsmarkt at Bad Hindelang, around 50 km in the south from my location.

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  3. Skipper

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    Wonderful Christmas markets gents.
     
  4. Skipper

    Skipper Kommodore

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    Ok , here is the draft for our Christmas meal . It should have ten courses. Some minor details could change in case one ingredient is not avalaible at the last moment. If you care I'll translate this for those who are not familiar with cuisine terms.


    Menu du Réveillon de Noël 2011


    Apéritif au choix

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    Mises en bouche (Délices au Homard, exquis au crabe, crème de sardines sur blinis)

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    Foie Gras au Monbazillac et aux litchis

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    Escargots de bourgogne

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    Trou normand (sorbet flambé au Calvados)
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    Pavé de Chevreuil aux airelles, accompagnés de pommes Dauphines, céleri et choux de Bruxelles

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    Salade de saison

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    Assortiment de fromages (Crottins secs, Chèvres aux fruits, camembert et Gruyère)

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    Buche de Noël

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    Café gourmand accompagné d’un assortiment de Macarons

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    Boissons :

    Coteaux du Layon

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    Segond de Durford Margaux 2004

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    Champagne Canard Duchêne


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    Digestifs : Poire ou Cognac

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    Sodas


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    Eau

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  5. Gebirgsjaeger

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    Oh nooo! Skipper have you noticed that this is a kind of psychological torture? I´m...drooool ... i...drop drool... I´m on the way!

    Looks great!

    My meal will be smaller. A good beef pot roast with red wine sauce and Spätzle and vegetables and after it a Honey parfait with peach sauce. And for drinking a fine Merlot and a glass of Parigot Cremant de bourgogne Rose.
     
  6. Skipper

    Skipper Kommodore

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    I'm master at psychological warfare. Oh, by the while I'm typing this I'm having a piece of of apple pie with a capucino.


    Moohahahahaha! :evillaugh:
     
  7. urqh

    urqh Tea drinking surrender monkey

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    So looking forward to tradition number one on xmas eve day time...catch ram...do feet...Run away on crutches...See who gets to gate first...Drink lots when home.
     
  8. Gebirgsjaeger

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    :eek: Bad boy...you´re a reallllly bad boy! Wait til Santa will read this, he will hit you hard!:D

    View attachment 15293 uuuuh....ääähhhh...dang thats the wrong one....
     
  9. AndyPants

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    In a few hours time, I'll be starting the "12 pubs of Christmas" with another 15 lads (while we wear silly jumpers), need I say any more......
     
  10. Skipper

    Skipper Kommodore

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    The "twelve pubs", that's daily routine :D
     
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    Everything looks good except for the goose livers and the snails.

    I hope y'all have a grand time.
     
  13. Skipper

    Skipper Kommodore

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    The foie gras we have is duck Jeff, it's really good and so smooth it melts in the mouth like ice cream . Goose is just about as expensive as caviar and frankly I do'nt taste a real difference , so my wallet decided to get duck . :)

    ps: I you prefer we have the children menu with a burger +french fries and chocolate mousse :D
     
  14. Marmat

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  15. Skipper

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    Barbarians that's what you all are. Why talk about the finest wines and Champagne when beer and babes is all you want? :rolleyes:
     
  16. Marmat

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    ... to talk about my sister!!!

    Actually, she loved her trip to Strasbourg last week, she and and her family are coming for Christmas, I'll get to see her photos!
     
  17. urqh

    urqh Tea drinking surrender monkey

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    Wimps....I remember the days.....street of a thousand bars...MonchenGladbach....Oh the songs...the girls...the food...the booze...the 2 world wars and one world cup chants...The German folk looking on suitably impressed with the British army of the Rhine....
     
  18. Skipper

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    He, ask G.I Veterans what they think of Calvados (which is 40° like Whisky) and now think about the 60° pear alcohol we have. Even the Russians thought our "Druschja"( that's how they called it) was strong when I brought them a bottle.
     
  19. Gebirgsjaeger

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    Oh i like the Calvados! Especially the Huet Calvados Cordon Argent 20 years old, hmmm i can smell it!
     
  20. Skipper

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    Ok, now we are talking, you may come over and join the party. The Calva I have is a Marquis one.
     

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