What is your favorite holiday recipe?

Well, the only "holiday" we have special food for is Christmas. The only food we have then that we don't have at any other point of the year is Christmas Cake (which I'm not keen on), Mince Pies (which are ok) and Christmas Pudding. So Christmas Pudding (with LOTS of cream ) i suppose.

Santa Spleen

Hide close to the fireplace with a poker
Lure your prey with cookies and cow juice
Wait
When you hear grunting and groaning as old Saint Nick squeezes down the chimney, raise the poker over your head and stun the fat fudgeer between the eyes with it (stunning insures the meat and organs won't be traumatized)
Once the jolly old bastard is stunned, get a friend(preferably not a small child) to help you hang him by the shiny black boots from the hook where you usually hang the mistletoe
Bleed him out into a bucket
Eviscerate
Enjoy
Merry Christmas Everyone!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The internal organs of a fat saint make great traditional mince ingredients!

My mom's pumpkin pie.. The trick is the crust and to not put Nutmeg in it. Nutmeg sucks.

(heh heh)

I LOVE pecan pie!
Yuuuuumy-yum-yum-Yummmm!

Definitely pumpkin pie. I don't think it's at all necessary to wait for a holiday.

My no-bake caramel drop cookies, but I'm at the library and the cookbook with the recipe is at home. SueBee has the recipe I believe.

Uncle Zang's Holiday Punch

-a bottle of gin
-a bottle of cranberry juice
-a bottle of ginger ale
-a large orange thinly sliced cross-ways
-maraschino cherries
-ice

Mix the gin and the juice in the punch bowl with lots of ice. Gently pour in the ginger ale. Add the fruit.

Greenbean casserole--the stuff made with cream of mushroom soup and Durkee fried onions. I call it "white trasherole."

Holiday recipe? Don't have one. All foods are nice. Well, within reason.

My great-great grandmother's dried apple cake recipe. Originally, they actually dried apples on the roof. Now, we just dry them out in the oven. It is kind of like a spice cake, with lots of raisins and apples in it. Very delicious. Someone always makes one at Christmas time. I like the homemade dressing (stuffing) my family makes for Thanksgiving. I have a recipe for Dorito Dip, that I like to take to holiday parties. Brown one pound of ground beef and one pound of bulk sausage (such as Bob Evans. Drain and return to pan. Add 1 pounds of Velveeta cheese, and heat until cheese is melted. Add one can of undiluted cream of mushroom soup. Heat and serve with Doritos or Tostitos. You can add onions if desired. It is delicious, and makes a lot!

Well, my grandmother made this for Christmas a couple years ago and it's almost become a necessity for Christmas dinner:

Oreo Ice Cream Pie
1 package of Oreo cookies crushed
1/2 gallon of vanilla ice cream, softened
8 ounce tub of Cool Whip
1/2 a jar of hot fudge
1/2 a jar of hot caramel

Spread all but 1 cup of the Oreos in the bottom of a casserole dish. Spread the ice cream on top of that. Place in freezer for 30 minutes to let the ice cream harden. Heat up the fudge and caramel and spread this over the ice cream. Place this back in the freezer for a few minutes to let the ice cream harden again. Then spread the Cool Whip on top of the fudge and caramel. Sprinkle the remaining Oreos on the Cool Whip. Keep in the freezer until ready to serve.

if you want something that i make, then it is whole wheat chocolate chip cookies.

sounds like suebee is having a different meal this year!!!!

remind me to skip christmas and new years at your house.

It's gotta be christmas dinner.

I can't pick just one.

i cant pick just one

One of my favorites is an easy chocolate fudge recipe. Everyone always loves it!

I don't really have any favourite holiday recipies. I'm not a food motivated person.

Cheesecake YUM!

For Christmas dinner my mom always made beef rouladen, spaetzle and red kraut. I still love it.

Gingerbread cookies!

Prazna and it is soooooooooo good. It's also very easy to make for any meal of the day.

Easter bread