What will French people eat for Christmas 2021? French People share their Christmas meals 🇫🇷🎄
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- Опубликовано: 17 дек 2021
- I went on the streets and asked people to share what they will eat for Christmas this year!
What are YOU going to eat for Chrismtas? Share your menu in the comments!
What will French people eat for Christmas 2021? French People share their Christmas meals 🇫🇷🎄
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I enjoyed hearing what the different French people will be having for Christmas dinner. I also really enjoyed hearing the questions and answers in French (with subtitles of course). I'm learning French, but hearing real French people on the street speaking is so much better, and harder for me to understand, than what is provided in the class. I look forward to more videos like this.
My wife was French and every Christmas she would find a baker somewhere here in Georgia who could make "une buche de noel" and I loved them (and her).
Joyeux Noël, Marie!
I loved seeing the enthusiasm of most of the respondents. Seeing joy in others is so cool.
Turkey, ham, sweet potatoes, and lots of fresh vegetables are on our menu this year.
Celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ with family and good food. Usually we have ham, mashed potatoes w/gravy, green bean casserole, pear salad, creamed corn, hot rolls and plenty of deserts. Have a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!!
Glorious Food !!!! Nice. 😄
🎄 merry Christmas🎄
Christmas dinner is maple cured ham, mash potatoes, cranberry sauce.. Warm apple pie for dessert😋
Have a jolly wonderful time with your family miss marie🎄🎅⛄
God bless everyone🙏
My family is spread out across the country, having Christmas with their in-law families, so this will be a small Christmas for me. Therefore our Christmas Dinner will be light, maybe chicken with vegetables, and of course assorted items for desert. My favorite dessert is strawberry cheesecake, plus maybe a Pumpkin Pie. Happy Holidays to all 🎄🎁
Because my Grandfather was from the country in Poland , we always had goose for Christmas .. He raised them himself for that reason . I still love goose for Christmas .
That was very interesting Marie. I had no idea what French people eat for Christmas dinner and I was intrigued by some of the answers. I hope I can visit France someday during the Christmas season and maybe even celebrate a Christmas there. For my Christmas dinner I'm preparing roasted lamb, mashed garlic potatoes, and green beans. For desert I'm making a chocolate pecan pie and we'll probably have a pumpkin pie also. I hope you enjoy your time with your family and have a very Merry Christmas 🎅❄️🎄🙏🤗
Christmas Eve is our big night -- we go to my father's, and eat all afternoon -- shrimp cocktails, candies, cookies, and for dinner we have a roast of beef with potatoes and usually some grilled asparagus. Usually there's pretty hefty amounts of wine (generally more than a bottle per adult; we sleep over there so that nobody drives who shouldn't!). Then, Christmas morning, coffee and pancakes, and we drive home. At our house, for Christmas dinner, we're cooking a duck with orange sauce that I found at Aldi a couple weeks ago and has been sitting in our freezer since.
Our family makes baked glazed ham, King crab legs, mashed potatoes and gravy, green beans, two or three Russian salads, and of course vodka.
We usually do a ham and sides for Christmas. But with my mum working Christmas eve night and Christmas night, we're doing our meal of a pot roast, roasted veg, sautéed spinach, dinner rolls. As far as desserts, my mum usually has holiday goodies like fudge, ginger snaps, m&m cookies, stuff like that. By the way, I liked the idea of doing like a "person on the street interviews" like you did. Might want to consider making that part of your channel. Merci! From America.
For my family it's usually turkey with all the trimmings, for dessert, as many different pies and cakes as possible, all while snacking on Christmas candy all day (mom's homemade candy was the best)
Prime rib, potatoes and ? The rib roast is a standing beef rib roast, at least three ribs, medium rare or so.
Christmas eve we have boiled shrimp, and a variety of cheeses crackers, pickled herring, potato chips and dip + ?
I’ll be eating whatever is left at my sister’s when I get there. Have to get there late this year. Merry Christmas to all and to all….
usually we have big gatherings for christmas but this year its just the 13 or 15 of us. we usually have the turkey for thanksgiving (in the states) so we have Spiral glazed ham and stuffing potatoes green bean casserole veggies salad shrimp fruit platter cheese and meat platter with homemade cheese dip sweet potatoe pi and pecan pie an array of cookies and candies and spirits!! Interesting what they do in France....
Bonjour Marie! We usually have 3 of my step-siblings come over and make breakfast. They also bring homemade cookies. We used to go to my uncle's for dinner, but that no longer happens. So, I guess we just hang out and do whatever the rest of the day. My brother and his family come over the day after Christmas as they spend Christmas Day at home with each other. I always appreciate hearing spoken French by natives since I'm learning French, but I really struggle to understand them. It's good though, so thanx for sharing! Joyeux Noel! ~Be Blessed
Merry Christmas Marie! I LOVED this video! It is very interesting to hear what people in another country will do for Christmas. Definitely different than the typical things here in the States. 😁
Prime rib, baked potato, a couple Christmas-time salads, and plum pudding for dessert. Merry Christmas!
Wow what a list. Foie gras, capon, oysters, buch de Noel. The French really know how to eat.
Your English has really improved since I began watching you. Much more confident as well.
Wow our menu is so good .. roast beast included haha ..
Carne de vinha d'alhos with sweet bread and asparagus salad, with Pecan Pie for dessert, washed down with bourbon and cognac!
Oh so interesting. Very nice. Bon apetit.
Where I am in Australia it is usually above 30° degrees Celsius, sometimes even over 35°, we usually have fresh seafood starter into a slow roast lamb in the weber for main and a Pavlova for dessert.
Turkey and stuffing with gravy. Mashed potatoes and green beans. Maybe some carrots. We are usually too full to eat dessert so we will have it the next day. I enjoyed your video it;s nice to hear the different menus around the world. Thanks for expanding our minds yet again Marie.
So much foie gras! Such haute cuisine, and so rich. Well, it's a day to splurge and celebrate.
That was an enjoyable video. My family will make pork shoulder(pernil), rice with pigeon peas, baked ham, potato salad, yams, and plantains. For dessert 🍮 coconut flan, and sweet potato pie.
Very Nice interviews Miss Marie, Merry Christmas......🙂
Les fruits de mer, du foie gras, buche de Noël ?? Je peut aller chez eux pour le noel s'il vouz plaît 🥺
We do lasagna ,salad and garlic bread and a small dessert
We will be eating delicious, juicy bone in ribeye steak with rice and vegetables. Then some scrumptious pumpkin pie for desert.
De mon côté une pierrade , avec un gratin de patate , et une buche de Noël. Et le lendemain , une fondue avec une nouvelle buche . Tout fait maison
This video was one of my favorites, very well done. We will be smoking some Turkeys as well as a wild hog and home made Sausage links. Howdy from South Texas and Merry Christmas to you and your Family.
A lot of people are having seafood. Yummy, though very different
That was very interesting to hear what people in your country was going to have. My family usually has turkey or ham and several kinds of veggies. Dessert is usually pecan pie and sweet potato pie.
I'm not sure what our main courses will be. I know I will probably make at least 5 dozen Rugelach, probably a couple each of pecan pies & pumpkin pies, and some cheesecakes. Merry Christmas, Marie.
Pretty much the same as Thanksgiving day, only more cookies than pie. And here in Texas and the rest of the south, I believe. on New years day we must eat Black Eye peas, for good luck.
Merry Christmas 🎄If I’m with my paison’s we eat like pigs. Turkey, ham, any type of spaghetti. With all the trimmings. 🐷🐖
J’ai découvert en cette vidéo que les Français aiment aussi manger de la dinde. C’est une autre chose en commun entre les Américains et les Français. 🦃🇺🇸🇫🇷🌲👍
Merry Christmas!
My Christmas day menu:
I make donuts from scratch that morning and we have them for breakfast before, during, or after we open presents.
We have bread, cheese, chicken liver paté, cream cheese and pepper jelly, hoghead cheese (fromage de tete), and deviled eggs to fill on as we wait for dinner.
Dinner is usually exactly like Thanksgiving meal except the meat. Mac and cheese, casseroles, bread. For meats we do 4 kinds. Beef rib roast, roast duck, roast pork, and fried turkey.
Joyeux Noël Marie!
Merci beaucoup.
Happy Holidays Marie! We are going to have a baked ham, mashed potatoes, deep fried asparagus, a cucumber & lettuce & tomato salad (with Dijon balsamic dressing), and an assortment of cheeses, sliced meat, crackers, and bread for appetizers. For dessert I am making banana pudding, apple pie, and vanilla ice cream (with whipped cream, pecans, and chocolate toppings). I'm a pantry cook (I make salads and desserts at my job) so making the desserts (and the salad) is pretty easy, and I love making it for my family and friends.
Being of Mexican descent we'll have a traditional Christmas meal of tamales,beans and rice with various fruit empanadas for dessert. Feliz Navidad Marie to you and your family🎄🎅
I'm catching this after Christmas but I still love it!
Im not sure what my wife plans. She is Filipino, and always has some delicious christmas food. Me I want a tender turkey with Cranberry sauce and a nice Pinot Grigio, and garlic masked potatos, and corn on the cobb. Maybe a slice of pie or some banana lumpia. 😋
Joyeux noël ! My family is having our dinner on Christmas day. We are having a roasted turkey with dressing (a bread-based side dish), candied sweet potatoes, mashed potatoes, gravy, cranberry sauce, and glazed green beans with toasted pecans.
For dessert, I made Scottish shortbread cookies, nanaimo bars (a Canadian treat), torrone, mincemeat pie (a fruit pie), and pumpkin pie. I also prepared a dark fruitcake in advanced that is soaked in cherry brandy.
Sometimes we have a cheese board with pickles and pâté, but this year I made too many sweets. I would make even more if we were having more people over!
I'm going to use the leftover turkey to make a turkey pot pie for New Year's dinner. We were supposed to travel for New Years, but our plans got cancelled.
In Bulgaria on Christmas we usually eat pork meat, banitsa, pickles, home mead bread.
I was with a group of friends a week or so ago and one of them mentioned bûche de Noël - I had to explain the difference between bouche and bûche to one of them, but he couldn't hear the difference LOL.
Happy Christmas and new year. Turkey ham hashbrown casserole Mac and cheese, green beans.and many more finger foods and sweets
Hope you have a wonderful Christmas. Stay well and be joyful.
turkey dinner with figgy duff (like a xmas pudding). you do great interviews Marie.
Enjoyed the interviews. Surprised to see many people without a menu as of yet. Maybe last minute planning is the best!
Interesting mostly traditional dishes for those you interviewed. No one with an uncommon menu plan.
Love your videos!
That was quite interesting, Marie. My sister and her family are hosting Christmas for the rest of the family this year. Turkey with stuffing of course (we had ham on Thanksgiving so it'll be turkey for Christmas this year) and lamb. Broccoli and cheese casserole. Roasted garlic Brussel sprouts. Shrimp Scampi. Rice Pilaf with lemony brown-butter mushrooms. Garlic Parmesan roasted potatoes. Cheesy garlic bread. And likely a few other dishes I don't know about. For dessert there will be a bit of variety I'm told. A Dutch apple pie. Chocolate pecan pie. Peanut butter bars. French Silk pie. A chocolate mousse yule log. Chocolate and vanilla cupcakes with mint frosting. And Homemade fudge. We have a rather large family so quite a few mouths to feed. 😉
Lits of seafood for French tables I see. Sounds nice.
Hopefully seafood gumbo is still on my family's Christmas menu. Always with potato salad and bread rolls. Pecan pie is always a given at any of our gatherings. I'm hoping for a strawberry shortcake as well :-)
En été, les bûches ici aux USA contient de la glace. Dairy Queen est une compagnie qui vend de la glace en été, et je crois qu’ils vendent des bûches faites avec la glace, et du gâteau aussi.
Christmas Eve empanadas. Merry Christmas to our friends in France.
j adore ta chaine en plus tu es ravissante et quand tu écoute les chansons de angelina jordan tu vit la chose ..continu tu donne la peche
Les français sont de traditionnels gourmand...isn't true?
Still don't know what I'm doing for Christmas, but for Thanksgiving I did boeuf bourguignon of all things. I love a good beef stew, and it seemed a good excuse. I was interested to hear that foie gras and seafood were such traditional items in France. Is that a regional thing or more general?
Foie Gras is a general thing, but seafood is regional :)
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I live in Texas. So we don't usually eat a USA traditional meal. My wife makes tamales with pork, jalepenos and queso . She also makes charro beans with ham steak in it
We're doing a taco bar this year. Pies and brownies for dessert. Bon Noel!
McDonalds is closed....so probably Waffle House........just kidding......i'll call Dominoes
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Can someone tell me wtf is a yule log? Where I am from it's an actual log. And I know you are not beavers 😂🍻
Bûche de Noël, or Yule log, is the most traditional Christmas cake in France. It is the reason why New Year's diet resolutions were invented! Check it out here: ruclips.net/video/zVBGZ27DXpQ/видео.html
@@rcinsley I guessed it was a cake but I wanted to make that joke 🤣. Thanks, I'll check out the video and merry Christmas 🍻
Je ne suis pas sûr qu'un américain moyen connaisse le couscous !
Je suis américain, et j’ai entendu parler de couscous, mais je ne l’ai jamais vu, ni le goûter.
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We have a big pot of gumbo.
green chili tamales