My mother in law's chicken and noodles.

Pot Roast, Mashed Potatoes, Pie anything really! I do appreciate a good turkey and ham though as always.

OH I also really like having mac n cheese for holiday meals even though it's not a typical thing.

my homemade chocolate covered cherries- aged a week or more; sublime

all desserts <3 <3 I also like big centerpieces for a main course.. whole roast duck, or smaller birds, special cuts of lamb or beef, huge glazed ham

Christmas eve, we always make cabbage rolls. Grandma always made them tiny and bite sized. Mom and I make them a little bigger now, but not by much. It takes all day and they disappear in less than two, but totally worth it.

Cookies and hot chocolate!! I like to make my own hot chocolate and do it a mix of European and Mexican styles. European in the sense that it's super thick and has real chocolate, and Mexican by putting in some cinnamon and a little bit of cayenne. :)

My mom usually makes monkey bread for breakfast on Christmas. If you've never had it, it's this really sweet, cinnamony pull-apart bread. 10/10, would recommend.

Peanut Brittle Cookies

Literally to die for and we usually buy a 2 lb bag of peanut brittle from See's Candy to make them.

those cookies sound divine. A whole other level of peanut buttery goodness. Thanks for sharing! I might just have to try making these.

Vegan roast

This :D

All sweet potato everything. Tofurkey lol. Green beans with mint, cake and pie..

Cranberry Bliss Bars that I make from a similar recipe to the Starbucks ones.

thinking about making my candied orange peels but boil them with fresh mint.... anyone know if that sounds good or not? lol

My favorite holiday food has to be the ham. I do like all the food, but ham is best.

My mom's berry pie!

I just made Buddy the Elf cookies for the first time.

Definitely green bean casserole

Sweet potato pie is one of my top favorites! Also pumpkin pie of course, both heated up and topped with whipped cream. Yum!

Sugar cookies