1 Prime rib roast-gently cooked to a medium rare
1 Big bowl of Mashed potatoes
1 Gravy boat of roast gravy
1 Huge bowl of squash casserole
1 xlarge bowl of spinach salad/w bacon dressing
1 Very good looking buttermilk pie.
3 Family members, Dorothy, Christi, Mother
2 Very good friends, Mike and Linda
I dont know what the rich people are eating today but they cant be dining any finer than the Cowans
MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL
GARY
ghomercowan 
Gary, sounds wonderful. We had
Ham
Ekridge sausage
Pinto beans
Green Bean Casserole
Mashed Potatoes
Green Salad with all the condiments
Broccoli and Rice Casserole
Deviled Eggs
Pigs in the Blanket
Homemade Salsa
A hot Spinach Dip
Hot Rolls
Desserts were
Chocolate Fudge one pan
with pecans and one without
Pecan pie
Chocolate Cream Pie
Pumpkin Pie with cool whip
Crock pot fudge with peanuts
Peanut Butter Balls
Chocolate Shearh Cake
Talk about good it was and probably gained a lot of pounds. LOL
Yesterday I went to my daughters and we had fajitas (chicken and beef) with all the trimmings, homemade Spanish Rice that a co-worker gave David the recipe for and desserts left from the day before plus another cake.
Tonight I’m having homemade taco soup. Good for the cold weather we are having.
So much food and family time.
Merry Christmas friend
Bertie
Well, Gary, I love your humble feast menu. At my hosts’ home, in soggy Guernville, CA, we had stuffed prawns with crabemeat, lamb, squash, kale, rolls with butter laced with whip cream, and more. I made a mincemeat pie. My daughter in law had no idea what is was. I have to say I have never had a buttermilk pie. The most special part was enjoying extended family including 3 dogs, 2 lively little ones and a bunch of adults. Now I am exhausted and relaxing back in Oakland before heading back to Chicago. I wish you and Dorothy and family continued joy and blessings in the gift of life in the new year. Sara