neobart
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OK fellas. Let's hear what your Christmas is going to be like. I want everything from the food to the presents. 
I'll start it.
I'm going to be spending Christmas with my parents, sister and brother in law and their 2 year old boy.
We are going to be having a roast goose with stuffing, with brown potatoes(it's a local thing where you take some small cooked potatoes and roast them in sugar and butter.....uhhm good. ) Red cabbage(another local thing. Kinda sweet and sour). Desert is a Risalamande (Danish, after French: Riz à l'amande, more commonly wrote as Ris a la mande with a "'" sign wrote at random places around "a la") Risengrød with whipped cream, vanilla, and chopped almonds, often served with hot or chilled cherry or strawberry sauce. A particular tradition is often associated with eating Risalamande, where a whole almond is mixed into the pudding, and the person who finds it (typically hiding it inside his/her mouth) wins a prize. Usually served at Julefrokost (Christmas lunch) or on Christmas eve and is very popular
(I used Wikipedia for that last one. Wasn't' sure how to explain it properly. ) :lol:
After dinner we dance around the Christmas tree while singing carols and other season related songs. After that comes the present bonanza.
When the young one is put to bed, the rest of us usually enjoy some adult beverages and we often play some board games.
This is all on the evening of the 24th.
I'll start it.
I'm going to be spending Christmas with my parents, sister and brother in law and their 2 year old boy.
We are going to be having a roast goose with stuffing, with brown potatoes(it's a local thing where you take some small cooked potatoes and roast them in sugar and butter.....uhhm good.
) Red cabbage(another local thing. Kinda sweet and sour). Desert is a Risalamande (Danish, after French: Riz à l'amande, more commonly wrote as Ris a la mande with a "'" sign wrote at random places around "a la") Risengrød with whipped cream, vanilla, and chopped almonds, often served with hot or chilled cherry or strawberry sauce. A particular tradition is often associated with eating Risalamande, where a whole almond is mixed into the pudding, and the person who finds it (typically hiding it inside his/her mouth) wins a prize. Usually served at Julefrokost (Christmas lunch) or on Christmas eve and is very popular (I used Wikipedia for that last one. Wasn't' sure how to explain it properly. ) :lol:
After dinner we dance around the Christmas tree while singing carols and other season related songs. After that comes the present bonanza.
When the young one is put to bed, the rest of us usually enjoy some adult beverages and we often play some board games.
This is all on the evening of the 24th.
