What to eat Christmas nught

[Sparkledot]

We eat around 3 or 4pm. What do you eat in the evening if you eat at this time. I have my DSis and her BF visiting this year and not sure what to serve

That would be enough for us. if we did get hungry we'd have turkey sandwiches. Or maybe a couple of mince pies

Cheese footballs.

Prob not hungry but cheese board?

@Hawkmoth

Cheese footballs.

Love it, husband would be over the moon

If it was just our own household I wouldn't care but don't want to leave others hungry

Turkey sandwiches. Mince pies/Christmas cake. Leftovers of whatever pudding was served. Cheese & crackers (again, just whatever’s left from cheese board).

Fresh fruit salad would appeal to me a few hours after a heavy meal.

I’m serving bagels two ways: smoked salmon and cream cheese or Brie and cranberry

Cheese board. Or toast. I’d likely still be really full.

Cold meat Sandwiches and chutney, will have a tub of chocolate on the go too.

Cheese board.
Leftovers.
A lot of wine.

I'd go with nibbly bits. So cheese and crackers, pringles, cold meats, little cakes. Stuff you can just shove on the table. Nothing you have to prepare. Or at the very most get one of the party packs from aldi and shove them in the oven

I do the same as @santasmincepie... cheese board, satsumas, cold turkey for sandwiches, Christmas cake, crudités, a few crisps and people can help themselves.

We just pick at things, left over turkey, cheese and crackers, Pringles etc...
We are usually still stuffed from a big roast.

We eat lunch earlier, about 1, and then I get out a cheese board with fruit, nuts, crisps etc and people find they do have a bit of appetite left! And port.

Surely that's when 95% of the UK's annual pickle consumption occurs?

All of the Cheeses
Pickled Onions
Piccalilli
Gherkins
Beetroot
Grapes
Crackers
Spring Onions
Cheery tomatoes

Or, if you want it a bit fancier;

Various continental meats (Italian, French, German)
Cheeses
Chargrilled artichokes with lemon, thyme and olive oil
Green olives
Black olives
Capers
Vinaigrette Mushrooms with herbs
Bread squares
Balsamic vinegar and olive oil for dipping
etc.

Stuff that is relatively light, easily picked at and easily put back into the fridge for Boxing Day.

Cheese & biscuits, cold meat sandwiches, mulled wine and mince pies. If you’ve done smoke salmon for breakfast then this could also be a choice on bread or smoke salmon pate on bread or toast

Nobody expects another meal on Christmas night, surely?

Cheeseboard or Turkey sandwiches here if we’ve got room.

Cheese board

Can't imagine anyone would be hungry, but surely just offering cheese & biscuits, mince pies/Christmas cake is more than enough?

We eat about 2pm then have a break before dessert. We don't then eat anything particular in the evening just some mince pies or a piece of Christmas cake. If you want to do anything else then maybe some sausage rolls and a cheese board. Noone will have appetite for much else.

Cheese board.
Leftovers.
A lot of wine..

This maybe with some pickles and a baileys / champagne 🍾

I agree to just using up leftovers. I've made macaroni cheese from the cheeseboard leftovers before. Or add some left over turkey to a jar of curry, add rice and mango chutney? Or, as others have said, just the cheeseboard again.

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Maybe a couple of grapes

In theory leftovers from Christmas dinner (including the extra pigs in blankets I've made), leftover charcuterie and cheese board, chocolate, desserts, mince pies, I've also got some chicken Christmas trees (like nuggets).

In reality probably nothing because I'll still be stuffed!