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>>> Knit Chic wrote:
>>>> If you celebrate Christmas:
>>>> Do you go all out and make a big Christmas Dinner on Christmas Day? Do
>>>> you also make a big Christmas breakfast?
>>>> Personally I like having a nice Christmas Breakfast, with a smallish
>>>> dinner. My husband likes having a big dinner w/ something very simple
>>>> for breakfast. Last year I did both and it seemed a little much ... not
>>>> sure what I'm going to do this year.
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>>> For us it depends on family schedual. My suggestion would be - large
>>> dinner christmas eve, big christmas breakfast - nibbles for dinner. This
>>> is what we will be doing this year because my mother has to work
>>> Christmas day.
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>>> I agree that both a large breakfast AND a large dinner in the same day
>>> are just too much. (not to mention all the dish washing you'd do AND
>>> spending the entire day in the kitchen)
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>>> Roberta (in VA)
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>> We use to eat fish at dinner of 24. Meat at lunch of 25. Of course we eat
>> also pasta or ricotto, entrée, side dish and cakes (generally panettone).
>> Cheers
>> pan
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> Got a good penettone recipe? I need to make tiramisu next week.

Do you want to make tiramisù with panettone?
Panettone is too soft for making tiramisù. We use biscuits "Savoiardi" for
it. We wet savoiardi in coffee mixed with rum, than we make a cream with
mascarpone, sugar and eggs. Do you want this recipe?
Then, I have never made a panettone by hand. So I don't know what is the
best recipe,
Cheers
Pandora
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