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Grand Meals - Holiday Edition (Patreon)

Published:
2021-11-11 12:20:02
Edited:
2021-11-16 07:41:33
Imported:
2022-02

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I want to make a few grand meals (requires Seasons) with next month's SCCO update.

I have a few ideas todo my favorite Thanksgiving/Holiday main dishes and sides. I'm forever a southern girl, so these will be recipes common in the southern United States.

Aside from my favorites, I wanted to make some of yours! If you have a favorite holiday dish let me know in the comments below. This can be a side dish, main course, appetizer, or even dessert. What foods make you remember the holidays?

Comments

Sims Storyteller

I’m a southern girl at heart too so you may already be planning these dishes: sweet potato casserole, stuffing, mashed potatoes with gravy, green bean casserole, homemade Parker House rolls, honey glazed ham and a deep fried turkey. Although I’m not sure how a Sim would deep fry a turkey. Now I’ve made myself hungry 🤣

Anonymous

Green bean casserole 😋

Anonymous

My aunt makes a broccoli, cheese, and rice casserole that is amazing!

Ree Barkla

In Australia our Christmas menu is often seafood platters (prawns - shrimp in America, Crayfish - Lobster in America, Oysters, Smoked Salmon, Potato Salad, and for dessert often we have Pavlova topped with Strawberries, Mango, Banana, Passionfruit, Kiwi fruit and whipped cream.

Anonymous

I would love more vegetarian Grand Meal options. My usual alternative to turkey is a squash and rice casserole, but really, any vegetarian-safe meal already in the game would work. A vegetarian lasagna would make a good alternative for the non-turkey-eaters.

Anonymous
>>71608641

I'm having visions of my Sims burning down their house trying to deep fry a turkey!

Anonymous

Oooh, lasagne. and cheesecake. I love those and they're what I make during the holidays.

Anonymous

Sweet potato pie, pumpkin pie, cherry pie, apple pie, baked mac n cheese, green bean casserole, honey baked ham, deep fried turkey, mashed potatoes and gravy, greens, cranberry sauce, kings Hawaiian dinner rolls, candied yams, sweet potato casserole, spiced apple cake, etc…

Anonymous

This is such a fun idea! Green bean casserole will always = holidays for me. Also that gelatinous canned cranberry sauce too if I'm being honest, lol. I love the thought of having Sims react positively and negatively to it, hahaha. Anything you add will be fantastic though!!

Anonymous

Roast or brisket! Sweet potato casserole. Lasagna. Pot of chili or gumbo. But like it has been said, anything you make is wonderful!

Shandra Beaver

Candied sweet potato and yam casserole and veggie tray

Tiffany

Potato salad, green beans , Collard Greens, Spinach salad,

Jessica Wright

Turkey with cranberry sauce and sides

Anonymous

Stuffing, sweet potato pie and Mac and Cheese🧀.

Anonymous
>>71617055

My mother used to mix her collard greens with turnip greens.

PVaughn

Y’all have great suggestions. I cant wait to see these recipes.

Wendy Hubble

What a great idea. I grew up in an Italian household and the tradition for Christmas Eve was Festa dei sette pesci, translated to English as the Feast of the Seven Fishes. (Gram had a different name for it). Growing up in a restaurant, her dish was a large bowl of Linguine (thick spaghetti) with a clear sauce (olive oil, garlic, etc.) and seven types of fish - Mussells, Crab, Lobster, scrod, scallops, Scungilli, and squid.

Anonymous

Pasta salad, pea salad, potato salad, green bean casserole, black eyed peas, mashed potatoes, baked mac and cheese

MissLeo814
>>71609720

I make those two, or baked ziti the deconstructed lasagna way. I also make pork shoulder. M

Mizu

Candied yams, mac and cheese, greens.....im hungry LOL

My My My

fried cabbage, baked chicken, apple pie, peach cobbler

trenia lane

Sooo excited for these dishes!!

Anonymous

Whipped Shortbreads, and brown sugar glazed Ham with Pineapple rings and cinnamon sticks............mmmmmmmmmmmmmm.

Anonymous

Mashed potatoes, broccoli casserole, sweet potato casserole, ,greens, dang... is it the holidays yet?

Anonymous

Jerk Lamb and rice and peas with gravy pleeaseeeee I know there's curry goat but a lamb texture would be fantastic!

Vanessa Reado

Baked mac and cheese, Collard Greens, baked dirty rice, green bean casserole

Anonymous
>>71608815

I was coming here to add these suggestions, haha! I would love, love to see some Aussie options on the menu. Seafood platter, pavlova, cold cuts and salads, trifles, ice cream cakes. For when you want to eat but it is way too hot to cook!

lalaatje

Dutch pea soup (main) and Dutch poached pears (dessert), they are more like winter dishes then holiday dishes

Lilmiznormal

Stuffing made with cornbread was always a favorite. I even love the cranberry sauce that comes in the can :-)

Anonymous
>>71677686

stuffing with cornbread is the best. no white bread in this house.

Anonymous

sweet potato & potato gratin is what I make every Thanksgiving from Williams-Sonoma's entertaining cookbook. It doesn't replace mashed taters, but it is now a fave.

Anonymous

Chitterlings is something we love for Thanksgiving 😂🤙I know most people don't like them

Linda Gill

Fried Turkey!!

Anonymous

We're from the UK and each Christmas we use the leftover turkey in a pie. The filling is leek, pancetta and turkey with a creamy white gravy and it has a puff pastry topping that has fresh sage leaves rolled into it. It's SO GOOD! Would love to see some big pies added to the game :)

Athena Apollos

I've lived in the South most of my adult life, and the only holiday sides I like are Southern: Green bean casserole and squash casserole. Carrot soufflée is also really yummy.

Jessica Wright

Cranberry relish, roasted turkey breast, cornbread dressing, herb dressing, glazed carrots, pumpkin pie fluff, beef brisket, beef prime rib roast.

Anonymous

Trifle! Classic Christmas dessert in New Zealand

Ginger

Hi can you make baked mac n cheese? thanks

Charmbird
>>71906435

Brilliant! A staple for any holiday, if you ask my daughter.

Anonymous

possibly a gingerspice cake for christmas?

Anonymous

mock mincemeat pie? bailey's irish cream hot chocolate? toffee pudding

Anonymous

scottish shortbread cookies

Jessica Wright

Egg Brunch Casserole, Meat and Cheese Trays