Aww, that is awesome! Love how you give a gift too each other! What type of Swedish , if I may ask?On Christmas Eve, all of our relatives on our dadās side would get together for a big āJesus celebration.ā Weād also have a Swedish dinner. We canāt do the former here in Germany, but we do make Swedish food for dinner!
We also open our sibling gifts on that day, where each of us have a sibling to give a present to.
Potato sausages, dill pickle cucumbers, a Swedish tea ring and glogg on Christmas Day, fruit soup, beets, lingonberry jam on bread.. oosh, I know thereās more stuff but I canāt remember it all.
Itās because we have Swedish on our dadās side of the family, so our grandma would always make a Swedish dinner.Potato sausages, dill pickle cucumbers, a Swedish tea ring and glogg on Christmas Day, fruit soup, beets, lingonberry jam on bread.. oosh, I know thereās more stuff but I canāt remember it all.
Thats sounds so delicious!!!!!! I love lingobberry jam! With bread,mmmmmmm! Don't tempt mePotato sausages, dill pickle cucumbers, a Swedish tea ring and glogg on Christmas Day, fruit soup, beets, lingonberry jam on bread.. oosh, I know thereās more stuff but I canāt remember it all.
It really is good!Thats sounds so delicious!!!!!! I love lingobberry jam! With bread,mmmmmmm! Don't tempt me
Waitin' fer Santy Clause of courseJust wondering since I may get more answers here, what does everyone normally do during Advent / Christmas eve?
Any special foods? Games? Activities?
Me too!
We usually do our main celebration on Christmas Eve! I'm Italian, so we don't eat any meat on that day- only pasta, vegetables, and a lot of seafood! We also trade gifts with each other.Just wondering since I may get more answers here, what does everyone normally do during Advent / Christmas eve?
Any special foods? Games? Activities?
Same, I don't eat meat on the eve.
