Tasty food ideas for your Christmas meals

At Christmas, people look forward to various delicacies usually served at family functions and parties. Just so you don’t rack your brain on what to prepare, we’ve put together a few food ideas you might want to add to your list of Christmas dishes this year.

Jollof rice

The famous “Naija Jollof” rice cannot be left out of your Christmas meal plan. The sizzling aroma of this dish creates a mouthwatering effect even before the meal is served. This is the No 1 dish on our list.
Oven roasted brine-soaked turkey           

Brining preserves food while improving tenderness and flavour of the food. That’s due to the addition of herbs, sugar, spices, caramel, and vinegar. Brined turkey is an intercontinental dish that’s best served with stuffing. You can hire a chef to make this for you if you don’t know how to.

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Fruitcakes

Fruitcakes are made with candied or dried fruits, nuts and spices. Sometimes they’re soaked in spirits as a form of preservation. Given the rich nature of the cake, they’re often consumed on their own without condiments like butter or cream. They’re usually served at weddings and Christmas celebrations.

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Pounded yam with Egusi soup

If you’ve had Egusi soup, you’d know it goes very well with pounded yam. This is a very delicious dish that will leave you craving for more after your first try. The bulk of the work for this dish is when you’re pounding the yam. If you don’t want to go through that stress of pounding yam, however, you can use other alternatives like “poundo yam” to get a similar result.

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Grilled croaker fish (peppered) with fried plantain

Peppered croaker fish that’s been properly marinated is really tasty, especially when combined with fried “dodo”. You can make this quick dish if you don’t want a heavy meal.

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Ice-cream cakes

If you are a lover of sweets and desserts, you might want to stock up an extra ice-cream cake. This is especially great when you want to NetflixAndChill this Christmas or simply crave some dessert after having a meal.

What other Christmas meals would you love to add to the list? Drop your thoughts below!

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