What is a special dish that you eat for Christmas in your country ?

In the UK our traditional Xmas dinner is roast turkey with stuffing, roast potatoes, several different veg, sausage and bacon rolls, etc, and Xmas pudding with Devonshire clotted cream and/or mince pies for dessert.

I'm in USA, but I don't really eat anything special. Last year, I made baked ziti, garlic bread with fried shrimp and prepared a side salad. I usually pick something I haven't ate in awhile.

We eat tamales and drink hot coffee or hot chocolate, and that to me is the real meal for Christmas.

It's not for christmas diner but more of christmas day breakfast/xmas eve meal. But honey roasted salmon in garlic butter with new potatoes and broccoli. 

Seafood is pretty popular at Christmas time especially prawns. There's also the classics like fruit Mince Pies, Gingerbread, Christmas Ham, Trifle, Pavlova topped with whipped cream and a mix of fruits. There's a variety of foods eaten on during the Christmas season here in Australia.

My wife cooks a turkey, but as I'm not a turkey lover I'll have roast beef or a steak on the BBQ.

Ribeye steak.....................

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All kinds of things:  turkey,  ham, mincemeat pies, and tarts, shortbread, plum pudding, candy canes, egg nog .....  those are just the highlights!  Christmas is a time for feasting.

Turkey pot pie, Banquet brand.