It’s that time of year again when Christians around the world come together to celebrate Christmas.
The holiday, which commemorates the birth of Jesus Christ, is observed annually on 25th December. With this year’s celebration just days away, the anticipation is already building.
Like every other festival celebrated with loved ones, Christmas is incomplete without a hearty meal. In Canada, a country of over 40 million people, with approximately 53% identifying as Christians, one key consideration for many this season is deciding on the perfect food combination to mark the festivities.
If you are in Canada and wondering what meal combo to choose, look no further. In this article, Tribune Online has curated the best food combinations to help you celebrate this Christmas in style.
A classic Christmas meal in Canada, roast turkey is a staple at most dinner tables during the festive season. Paired with tangy cranberry sauce and creamy mashed potatoes, this combo is a timeless favourite for families looking to share a traditional holiday meal.
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Glazed ham is an excellent choice for those who prefer a non-turkey option. Serve it with a side of roasted vegetables, such as carrots, Brussels sprouts, and parsnips, drizzled in rich gravy to create a hearty and satisfying feast.
Tourtière, a French-Canadian meat pie, is a popular dish during the holidays. This savoury pie, made with spiced meat filling, pairs perfectly with a crisp garden salad and freshly baked bread, offering a festive twist on comfort food.
In coastal regions of Canada, a seafood platter is a popular alternative to traditional Christmas meals. Lobster, shrimp, and scallops, accompanied by fragrant rice pilaf and garlic butter, make for an indulgent and memorable celebration.
For vegetarians, a nut roast can serve as the centrepiece of a delightful meal. Pair it with stuffed bell peppers filled with quinoa or couscous and a side of grilled asparagus for a healthy and festive option.
No Christmas meal is complete without dessert! Traditional Christmas pudding, buttery tarts filled with raisins, and a glass of creamy eggnog are quintessential treats to end the feast on a sweet note.
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