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I vote for the relish tray too with all sorts of raw veggies. Seems like we get so much "treat" type stuff this time of year, the fresh simple things taste especially good. Plus it's easy to prepare and transport...a win/win! Oooh...Irish Cream, that sounds really good!

Enjoy the time with your family Blooie and God bless your sister. No one can ever know us AND still love us like our sibs.

LOL, that's hilarious!

Hmm, mincemeat is kind of interesting to read about. Recipes still exist from the 15th century. According to Wikipedia, here's one from the 16th century: "Pyes of mutton or beif must be fyne mynced & seasoned with pepper and salte and a lytel saffron to colour it / suet or marrow a good...

Not too sure bro is just kidding. There was some sort of ground meat in Grandma's pie, along with raisins and other stuff. She always used lard for everything but that was for pie crusts, frying stuff, etc. Not 100 percent sure what all she made her mincemeat from but I do know...nothing you can...

Had to laugh at the last item on your menu...Alka Seltzer! Always a 'have to have' at holiday dinners, lol. Why do we do that to ourselves? Your Christmas plans sound perfect, how nice you all are close to share the day. Bon Appetit! as Julia Child used to say.

That reminds me of a conversation I had with my brother recently. Bro: You have a lot of squirrels around here, do you ever eat them? Me: No, no, no. I've never eaten squirrel and don't plan to start. Bro: Well, you always loved Grandma's mincemeat pie didn't you? Me: Yeah, that was the best...

Hey 3goodeggs, you're making me hungry! DH & I haven't really talked about the holiday menu yet, but I'm thinking since we went to friends for Thanksgiving (which meant no leftovers for us ), we'll have more of a Thanksgiving dinner. I'm thinking turkey, mashed sweet potatoes, maybe some green...