Holiday Food Survey!
Based on American holidays, your favorite:
New Year's Drink:
Valentine's Day Treat:
St. Patrick's Irish Bread or Stew:
Easter Dinner Dish:
4th of July American Cuisine:
Halloween Candy:
Thanksgiving Side Dish:
Christmas Treat:
funfun :)
New Year's Drink: it's typical, but champagne
Valentine's Day Treat: copious amounts of chocolate candies
St. Patrick's Irish Bread or Stew: I've never liked food associated w/this holiday sooo, green beer!
Easter Dinner Dish: scalloped potatoes
4th of July American Cuisine: cheeseburgers
Halloween Candy: candy corn and those orange pumpkins that are similar to candy corn
Thanksgiving Side Dish: mashed potatoes!
Christmas Treat: 5-minute fudge, coconut cherry balls
New Year's Drink: Champagne
Valentine's Day Treat: Very bittersweet chocolate
St. Patrick's Irish Bread or Stew: Irish lamb stew with lots of carrot
Easter Dinner Dish: Roast lamb
4th of July American Cuisine: Barbecue chicken and grilled kebabs of meat and veggie
Halloween Candy: Caramel apple pop
Thanksgiving Side Dish: Stuffing
Christmas Treat: Peppermint eggnog
new year's drink: i'm underage and i've never liked the taste of alcohol, so probably diet pop?
valentine's day treat: those red and pink gummy hearts :)
st patrick's irish bread or stew: i don't celebrate st patrick's day.
easter dinner dish: chocolate. i don't like ham or any other things made for easter dinner.
4th of jly american cuisine: i'm canadian, i don't celebrate the 4th of july.
halloween candy: chocolate-covered marshmallow ghosts on a stick :)
thanksgiving side dish: i only like the turkey.
christmas treat: christmas cookies (L).
Fun game!
new year's drink: champagne cocktail: champagne, agostina bitters, white wine or seltzer, and just a *dash* of either grenadine, flavored liquor, or vodka. Delish, but stick to one or two of these babies!
valentine's day treat: chocolate chocolate chocolate!
st patrick's irish bread or stew: irish soda bread!
easter dinner dish: my aunt's homemade mac n' cheese
4th of july american cuisine: greek pasta salad: feta cheese, bow tie pasta, black or kalamata olives, a bit of olive oil to keep it moist, chopped red pepper, wilted spinach or arugula, and halved grape tomatoes
halloween candy: any of those mini candy bars. Those are dangerous
thanksgiving side dish: stuffing or sweet potatoes
christmas treat: gotta be cookies
I don't like sweets AT ALL 
New Year's Drink: champagne, obviously
Valentine's Day Treat: not a big fan of any valentines day food.
St. Patrick's Irish Bread or Stew: new potatoes and green beans.
Easter Dinner Dish: cake ;)
4th of July American Cuisine: tofu hot dog
Halloween Candy: sweet tart
Thanksgiving Side Dish: green bean casserole
Christmas Treat: oh man oh man oh man all of em but i can't eat many because of the lack of vegan-ness in my family
New Year's Drink: Apple Cider. ;)
Valentine's Day Treat: Coconut stuffed chocolate.
St. Patrick's Irish Bread or Stew: Niether.
Easter Dinner Dish: Veggie Steak
4th of July American Cuisine: Salad, Chik*N, Mashed Potatos mixed with corn, Sugar cookies, Banana pudding, and Glazed trail mix, Cake.
Halloween Candy: Whoppers, I guess.
Thanksgiving Side Dish: Stuffing, Mashed potatos, Potato wedges, and Banana Creme pie.
Christmas Treat: Cookies with milk.
New Year's Drink:fruit punch with sierra mist and rainbow sherbert
Valentine's Day Treat: chocolate candies in a heart shape box
St. Patrick's Irish Bread or Stew: beef stew
Easter Dinner Dish: ham & pineapple casserole
4th of July American Cuisine: strawberry pie
Halloween Candy:mini snickers bars in the freezer
Thanksgiving Side Dish:sweet potato casserole
Christmas Treat: our traditional cut out cookies
torpidire - that champagne cocktail sounds AWESOME! I'm gonna have to try it!
It is, it is. I may just have to have one tonight and *pretend* it's New Year's!
New Year's Drink: my mom's strawberry daquri. :)
Valentine's Day Treat: I'm allergic to cheap chocolate (seriously! it gives me migraines) soooo.....Godiva.
St. Patrick's Irish Bread or Stew: umm, I usually have corned beef and cabbage
Easter Dinner Dish: Glazed ham (back when I ate pork! )
4th of July American Cuisine: Cheese burgers from the grill. mmmmmm
Halloween Candy: Marshmallow PEEPS!!!!!!!!!!!! Pumpkins, Ghosts, Chocolate cats!!!!!! MMMMMMMMMMMMMMM I love PEEPS! lol
Thanksgiving Side Dish: MASHED POTATOES . *Hi, my name is Sara and I'm a mashed-potato-holic.....
Christmas Treat: Gingerbread. :)
New Year's Drink: Champagne and chambord
Valentine's Day Treat: Conversation hearts
St. Patrick's Irish Bread or Stew: Irish potatoes (I know its not an option listed but its my St Pattys Treat)
Easter Dinner Dish: We do Passover so Im gonna say Potato and Veg Kugel
4th of July American Cuisine: Soy Dogs on the grill or Macaroni salad
Halloween Candy: Candy Corn or Twix
Thanksgiving Side Dish: Cranberry and walnut stuffing
Christmas Treat: Either these awesome Rum cookies, Peanut butter drops, good ol sugar cookies or gingerbread men well basically all cookies!
New Year's Drink: Don't drink
Valentine's Day Treat: Raspberry chocolates...
St. Patrick's Irish Bread or Stew: Regular Day
Easter Dinner Dish: Regular day - I love cadbury creme eggs though :3
4th of July American Cuisine: Seafood, cookout... mmm clam
Halloween Candy: Candy Corn
Thanksgiving Side Dish: Sweet potatoes!
Christmas Treat: Cherry candycanes (but I prefer my mom's homemade lasagna)
Based on American holidays, your favorite:
New Year's Drink: A nice cup of "Sugar Cookie" Flavored Tea
Valentine's Day Treat: A nice piece of salmon
St. Patrick's Irish Bread or Stew: I actually make some cabbage!
Easter Dinner Dish: Scrambled Eggs? ha ha!
4th of July American Cuisine: Oh DEFINITELY BURGERS & BRATS!!
Halloween Candy: NONE! I hate Halloween because it is focused on candy and I don't eat candy.
Thanksgiving Side Dish: Most definitely the TURKEY! Turkey Breast & Leeks! :)
Christmas Treat: Elk Rack or Turkey again!
Well, technically neither christmas or easter are american holidays.
america isn't a christian nation
(coming from a non-christian who found that slightly offensive)
Original Post by for_zev:
Well, technically neither christmas or easter are american holidays.
america isn't a christian nation
(coming from a non-christian who found that slightly offensive)
Sorry, didn't mean to offend. It's just that it's listed as an official holiday by the fed, and many Americans celebrate it, so I added it to the list.
Which reminds me, should I also add the World Vegetarian Day on Oct 1 for fun? xD
I'm totally going to ignore any dietary limitations I have now and post in my all time favourites. But, ah, I switched out July 4th for Chinese New Year as I'm not an American! (I also obviously realise Chinese New Year is not an American holiday either.)
New Year's Drink: I can no longer drink, but when I could I loved a single serving of sweet sherry. Olorosso or Pedro Ximenes. It was like drinking a dessert.
Valentine's Day Treat: A valentine. .__. In seriousness, strawberries and cream.
St. Patrick's Irish Bread or Stew: Beef and Guinness.
Easter Dinner Dish: Sage and onion stuffing.
4th of July American Cuisine: N/A
INSTEAD
Chinese New Year: Dim sum. Or baked tofu.
Halloween Candy: Marzipan anything. Or witches fingers, but they aren't sweets.
Thanksgiving Side Dish: Okay. I don't really celebrate Thanksgiving, buuuut I love sweet potatoes. So if I did, a baked sweet potato.
Christmas Treat: My nan's boozy sherry trifle.
New Year's Drink: sparkling cider
Valentine's Day Treat: sugar cookies with icing
St. Patrick's Irish Bread or Stew: I've never really celebrated st. patty's day, so I don't know
Easter Dinner Dish: honey baked ham
4th of July American Cuisine: my mom's apple pie
Halloween Candy: anything chocolate
Thanksgiving Side Dish: my mom's stuffing
Christmas Treat: my mom's cinnamon pull-apart bread
New Year's Drink:
Valentine's Day Treat: some of those box chocolates
St. Patrick's Irish Bread or Stew: my mom's irish beef stew
Easter Dinner Dish: green bean casserole
4th of July American Cuisine: burgers! and watermelon and pasta salad and ice cream...
Halloween Candy: caramel apple pops/candy pumpkins/basically all of it.
Thanksgiving Side Dish: mashed potatoes or cheesy potatoes
Christmas Treat: chocolate covered cherry cookies and hot chocolate with whipped cream
Based on American holidays, your favorite:
New Year's Drink: diet sunkist with melon bacardi!!!!!!
Valentine's Day Treat: do roses count!>><<!? or please grill be filet mignon haha
St. Patrick's Irish Bread or Stew: uh.... didnt know food was big this day i though it was green beer!
Easter Dinner Dish: yummmm HAMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
4th of July American Cuisine: definitely burgers and dogs or anything being grilled that day... strawberries/blueberries to be festive!
Halloween Candy: nada but i wish they handed out mixed nuts when i was a kid!
Thanksgiving Side Dish: green beans cooked in ham hock(sp?) and butter
Christmas Treat: when my brothers are home from war :) annndd.... TURKEY!
New Year's Drink: Water. Hahah - it's all I ever drink, and I'm underage.
Valentine's Day Treat: Cherry-chip cake; yes, the kind that comes out of a box.
St. Patrick's Irish Bread or Stew: Not sure - I guess shepherd's pie is the closest thing I've ever eaten to Irish food... but I think it's British. x_x
Easter Dinner Dish: I've never liked Easter dinner. It was always ham (which I hated). I suppose dessert never was too horrible though. x)
4th of July American Cuisine: Baked beans and mac and cheese (homemade). Mmmm...
Halloween Candy: Three Muskateers.
Thanksgiving Side Dish: ROLLS! MASHED TATERS! STUFFING! I practically live for the side dishes. Forget turkey.
Christmas Treat: Gingerbread cookies and homemade buckeyes and no-bake oat cookies. Yummmm...
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