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    Quote Originally Posted by plaid preacher View Post
    Okay, so I just have to ask .. "sausages for the Christians?" Did I miss something in my Bible reading? "And verily the baby Jesus took the three wise men out to Dennys for piggies in a blanket? And they did eat; and it was good."

    As for me and my house, we are pretty standard turkey with the trimmings and Christmas pudding with a hard sauce.

    ...to one and all, enjoy your holiday feasts! (...especially the Christians with their sausages. ;-) )
    No offense intended! (In reading that back, it sounds bad ) What I meant to say is that some folks prefer kosher--read: vegetarian--lasagne. Others prefer meat sauce in theirs. Meat + dairy is a no-no in Jewish cuisine, as is pork. There are no such dietary restrictions in traditional Christmas fare. That was what I was trying (poorly) to convey... Apologies if I offended anyone. That wasn't the intent.

    Regardless, I hope everyone enjoys the season, regardless of what they're noshing on.
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    Quote Originally Posted by flyrod6057 View Post
    No offense intended! (In reading that back, it sounds bad ) What I meant to say is that some folks prefer kosher--read: vegetarian--lasagne. Others prefer meat sauce in theirs. Meat + dairy is a no-no in Jewish cuisine, as is pork. There are no such dietary restrictions in traditional Christmas fare. That was what I was trying (poorly) to convey... Apologies if I offended anyone. That wasn't the intent.

    Regardless, I hope everyone enjoys the season, regardless of what they're noshing on.
    No worries. No offense taken here. I simply had never associated sausage with Christianity before. You simply piqued my curiosity.

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