Merry Christmas 2014

[chazb73]

Do you have boxing day Lars?

It's the 26th here - don't have anything traditional on that day either :lol:

Boring buggers aren't we

Funny I think that is across the board in the UK (Scotland,England,Wales or N Ireland) :?

We usually have the full works again on Boxing Day

Interesting where the tradition of Boxing Day came from

Box with money and gifts opened up for workers etc and for the poor in the old days

Tradition is still kept Live, with tips for the milkman, window cleaner etc

That's true Mike 26th a repeat of the 25th (apart from pressies)

I thought boxing day was traditionally for packaged gifts for the Army etc overseas...

 

[Michael Sith]

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boxing_Day

 

[JuniorChubb]

No one does pig as good as me

I don't know Jabba, I have serviced some pigs while under the vodka myself, they never always seemed satisfied...

 

[jabbawokkie]

No one does pig as good as me

I don't know Jabba, I have serviced some pigs while under the vodka myself, they never always seemed satisfied...

Ha wrong pigs .as for vodka that the drink I loved until that one bad experience where ever time its offered I feel sick lol

 

[JuniorChubb]

No one does pig as good as me

I don't know Jabba, I have serviced some pigs while under the vodka myself, they never always seemed satisfied...

Ha wrong pigs .as for vodka that the drink I loved until that one bad experience where ever time its offered I feel sick lol

Cider does that to me... urghhhhh :?

 

[Pomse2001]

Sounds great Lars

Turkey dinner is Xmas day for most in the UK

Some I imagine will do something nice for Xmas Eve too

Hi andy, Turkey sounds great. But I have never eaten Turkey

Been avoiding this thread for as long as poss'

ah **** it, Merry Christmas you sad old geeks and house husbands :mrgreen:

Merry Christmas, I am glad the christmas spirit also came to you, now we only need mumbo :lol:

Been avoiding this thread for as long as poss'

ah **** it, Merry Christmas you sad old geeks and house husbands :mrgreen:

:lol: same here will post something in about a week.

See you in a week :lol:

Yes mate in the UK we don't really have a Christmas Eve food tradition, not like the rest of Europe that do, we are boring gits that way, but we make up for it on Christmas day :lol:

Michael I did not know you guys are so boring :lol: So you do not all eat Turkey in the uk ? :?

Do you have boxing day Lars?

It's the 26th here - don't have anything traditional on that day either :lol:

Boring buggers aren't we

Funny I think that is across the board in the UK (Scotland,England,Wales or N Ireland) :?

Hi again Andy :lol: No we do not have Boxing Day in Denmark. The 25th families in denmark meet again and eat and eat christmas food. It's the same the 26th :lol: and the 27th we go back to work

Xmas eve I will be drinking brandy as tradition . Up xmas day. Put pig in. (No one does pig as good as me) dash round family then pub =beer + more brandy then inlaws and abuse pig and turkey ((which is still running round allotment anf I called him fred as he soon to be dead ha) fall yo sleep .then do it all sgain with my family boxing day

Oh so you eat pig and turkey :shock: We always eat pig, but some also eat duck in denmark. It is always in denmark duck or pig or both :lol:

 

[mumbo]

Ho ho ho and a Merry Christmas to you Lars and to all of SWFUK

When it comes to Danish Christmas time I am very knowledgeable.......

In Denmark they eat pig with Red cabbage, Brown sauce, Potato and Caramelized Potatoes or duck with Red cabbage, Brown sauce, Potato and Caramelized Potatoes







Later they eat dessert Risalamande with cherry sauce



In December they also eat a lot of Rice pudding with sugar, Cinnamon and butter. They also drink a lot of Christmas beer :



Christmas Beer



From the 1st December to the 24th December they watch a TV Christmas calendar in 24 episodes. Normally they make a new one every year and there is also more than one to watch because each channel has their own calendar. Most of them are for kids but others are also for older people.

Here is some of the gnomes or elves. They live on the attic in many house in all of Denmark and in December they like to tease people and make a lot of trouble. But if you put Christmas bear and Rice pudding with sugar, Cinnamon and butter every night in the attic they'll be nice, that is the story they tell the kids in Denmark.



Does that sound about right Lars :wink:

 

[JuniorChubb]

How the hell do you know all that Mumbo but not have a clue what a DT saber is?

Is Dasha Danish?

 

[tundra9]

Have no clue about Denmark, but that sounds exactly like Norway, except it's
rice porridge, not pudding, and we don't eat duck, but sausages, some "meatcakes" and
stickmeat..... Have no idea what it's called in english, too lazy to look it up, oh
and turkey have also become common on christmas eve

 

[chazb73]

Looks great Stephen - I bet you are a walking encyclopedia on everything Danish

I would have thought Norway, Denmark etc would be more traditional than the UK

Don't forget, we have Xmas pudding! - Lars knows what that tastes like :wink:

 

[SAVORY100]

Seasons Greetings and Happy New Year to all of you

 

[JuniorChubb]

Don't forget, we have Xmas pudding! - Lars knows what that tastes like :wink:

Tastes like **** :lol:

 

[chazb73]

Don't forget, we have Xmas pudding! - Lars knows what that tastes like :wink:

Tastes like **** :lol:

I did wonder where those risen like bits came from JC :? :lol:

 

[JuniorChubb]

Forgot about them Chaz...

**** with dead flies in it :lol: :lol:

 

[Jez]

Merry Xmas to each and every one of you!
There might be a few Santa hats and jumpers tonight at FF!

Great film lists. I can't believe you haven't seen Gremlins Andy, that's almost as bad as me not seeing "It's a wonderful Life"

 

[Pomse2001]

Ho ho ho and a Merry Christmas to you Lars and to all of SWFUK

When it comes to Danish Christmas time I am very knowledgeable.......

In Denmark they eat pig with Red cabbage, Brown sauce, Potato and Caramelized Potatoes or duck with Red cabbage, Brown sauce, Potato and Caramelized Potatoes







Later they eat dessert Risalamande with cherry sauce



In December they also eat a lot of Rice pudding with sugar, Cinnamon and butter. They also drink a lot of Christmas beer :



Christmas Beer



From the 1st December to the 24th December they watch a TV Christmas calendar in 24 episodes. Normally they make a new one every year and there is also more than one to watch because each channel has their own calendar. Most of them are for kids but others are also for older people.

Here is some of the gnomes or elves. They live on the attic in many house in all of Denmark and in December they like to tease people and make a lot of trouble. But if you put Christmas bear and Rice pudding with sugar, Cinnamon and butter every night in the attic they'll be nice, that is the story they tell the kids in Denmark.



Does that sound about right Lars :wink:

:lol: Yes that sounds right :lol: Do we have another Danish Viking here on the forum ? Mumbo the Danish Viking :lol:

How the hell do you know all that Mumbo but not have a clue what a DT saber is?

Is Dasha Danish?

Have no clue about Denmark, but that sounds exactly like Norway, except it's
rice porridge, not pudding, and we don't eat duck, but sausages, some "meatcakes" and
stickmeat..... Have no idea what it's called in english, too lazy to look it up, oh
and turkey have also become common on christmas eve

I think Denmark and Norway look a lot like each other

I don't I have ever heard about rice porridge before any pictures of it ? :shock:

I would love to see pictures of some christmas food from Norway

Maybe Mumbo the Viking can help us :lol:

Looks great Stephen - I bet you are a walking encyclopedia on everything Danish

I would have thought Norway, Denmark etc would be more traditional than the UK

Don't forget, we have Xmas pudding! - Lars knows what that tastes like :wink:

Yes Mumbo is the walking encyclopedia on everything Danish :lol:

Yes I know how Xmas pudding tastes thanks to andy

and andy knows how danish christmas cookies tastes :lol:

Don't forget, we have Xmas pudding! - Lars knows what that tastes like :wink:

Tastes like **** :lol:

Sounds like somebody do not like it :lol: I think it is ok, but I would not trade with my Risalamande with cherry sauce :wink:

Merry Xmas to each and every one of you!
There might be a few Santa hats and jumpers tonight at FF!

Great film lists. I can't believe you haven't seen Gremlins Andy, that's almost as bad as me not seeing "It's a wonderful Life"

Thanks jez and merry christmas to you

 

[chazb73]

Risalamande with cherry sauce looks and sounds better Lars - I like Xmas pudding but it is a bit on the heavy side

oh... we have mince pies too :lol:

 

[chazb73]

Merry Xmas to each and every one of you!
There might be a few Santa hats and jumpers tonight at FF!

Great film lists. I can't believe you haven't seen Gremlins Andy, that's almost as bad as me not seeing "It's a wonderful Life"

Not sure how I managed it Jez (we are going to watch it soon)

It a Wonderful life - now you are talking my friend, love it

 

[Pomse2001]

Risalamande with cherry sauce looks and sounds better Lars - I like Xmas pudding but it is a bit on the heavy side

oh... we have mince pies too :lol:

mince pies, so now we are talking about christmas cookies :lol: any pictures of it ?

In denmark we also eat and make a lot of cookies in december for christmas

We have Brunkager, Honningkager, Pebernødder, Jødekager, Havregrynskugler, Klejner and Vanillekranse.

Sorry that I could not find any names on english for this christmas cookies

 

[Stuart Skinner]

Merry Xmas to each and every one of you!
There might be a few Santa hats and jumpers tonight at FF!

Great film lists. I can't believe you haven't seen Gremlins Andy, that's almost as bad as me not seeing "It's a wonderful Life"

Spot on, it's a wonderful life is the greatest Christmas film ever.
Chokes me up everytime I watch it, heart warming film. In fact, I'll be watching it tomorrow and welling up.