Christmas Breakfast??

[Anonymous]

We have always been a Christmas Dinner family, and it's usually done by 1. Since we're in the kitchen, and the oven and stove top are in use, we rarely have the space to make a big breakfast.

What does your family do? In the past, we've made cinnamon rolls, and just had cereal. This year, I would like to do something more, and maybe push dinner back to 3.

[kloesmommy]

I make peaches and cream french toast. You prepare it the night before then you just stick it in the oven the morning of and its always a huge hit.

[BewitchedKisses]

Dinner at 1 isn't really dinner, it's a late lunch.

We eat Christmas dinner around 6pm. Because that's what time dinner is supposed to be.

For Christmas breakfast I usually make pancakes and bacon, maybe some eggs too.

[CountryLayne]

Depends on your area. Where I live, "dinner" is served at noon, and supper is in the evening. The larger meal is at noon, hence the reason why it is called dinner.

I have a family of farmers, in the midwest. Each area is different  :-)

Quoting BewitchedKisses:

Dinner at 1 isn't really dinner, it's a late lunch.

We eat Christmas dinner around 6pm. Because that's what time dinner is supposed to be.

For Christmas breakfast I usually make pancakes and bacon, maybe some eggs too.

[CountryLayne]

Normally we do some sort of casserole, or sweet rolls and coffee. Nothing too big, since we eat dinner around 1pm or so.

[mariesmama]

cinamon rolls its the only time i make them

[SweetPea2004]

I hope to do a french toast bake.

[Lordgodempress]

Quoting emandab:

Do you have a good recipe? I haven't made them in YEARS!  I remember them being pretty easy though.

Quoting Lordgodempress:

 

Quoting emandab:

oooh that sounds good.  I think I'll make those!

Quoting Lordgodempress:

I make popovers

 

they are not hard but they are picky lol

 

I cant find my recipe tonight, but I do know the super important thing is that your tin is hot.  i melt butter in the tin in the oven and add the batter to that.  Its really good.

[Anonymous - Original Poster]

If you want to get technical, dinner is historically served during the lunch time, while supper is served in the evening. Historically,  dinner was the largest meal of the day, and supper comprised of whatever was left over from dinner.

Quoting BewitchedKisses:

Dinner at 1 isn't really dinner, it's a late lunch.

We eat Christmas dinner around 6pm. Because that's what time dinner is supposed to be.

For Christmas breakfast I usually make pancakes and bacon, maybe some eggs too.

[endoftheworld]

Bacon Cake

http://allrecipes.com/recipe/bacon-breakfast-cake/detail.aspx?event8=1&prop24=SR_Title&e11=bacon%20cake&e8=Quick%20Search&event10=1&e7=Home%20Page

We do this cake every year now for the past 4 and it is amazing!

[emandab]

Yum!

Quoting Lordgodempress:

Quoting emandab:

Do you have a good recipe? I haven't made them in YEARS!  I remember them being pretty easy though.

Quoting Lordgodempress:

Quoting emandab:

oooh that sounds good.  I think I'll make those!

Quoting Lordgodempress:

I make popovers

they are not hard but they are picky lol

I cant find my recipe tonight, but I do know the super important thing is that your tin is hot.  i melt butter in the tin in the oven and add the batter to that.  Its really good.