One Christmas dinner tradition in The Netherlands is an event referred to as gourmet. It is an evening meal where people sit in small groups, each using their own pan to cook their own various foods such as vegetables, meats, fish, prawns and shrimp supplied by the host. There are also fruits, salads and sauces served. This is an older tradition that probably originated in the former Dutch colony Indonesia.
More modern traditional Christmas dinners in the Netherlands may include roast beef, rabbit, duck, pheasant, ham and sometimes the UK version of turkey. Of course, the meat is served with sides of vegetables and salads.
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the traditional Christmas goat, and salty lemonade.
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There are different types of food that are eaten at Christmas time in Germany. Some of them include roasted goose, carp, Christstollen, smoked ham, sausages with veal and bacon among others.
The traditional food that is consumed during christmas is: the turkey dinner and mince pies.
cookies and milk and sometimes hot choclate
not only at Christmas time, all the time. Mattak is the skin plus a little piece of fat, from a whale, that is eaten with salt on it.
No special foods are eaten on Christmas in Israel. For the most part, the population of Israel is Jewish. Jews do not celebrate Christmas.
Christmas plays no role whatsoever in the celebration of Channukah. Therefore, on the rare occasion that Channukah and Christmas overlap, there is no change to how Channukah is celebrated including what foods are eaten.
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