Christmas Food
Everyone has different ideas on what sort of food they like to have on Christmas Day. If you are invited to other family members for meals you havent really got a choice of what your taste buds might feel like. If it is your turn to host a Christmas Party you can do what you want. You might go for the traditional Turkey with trimmings, prawns on the BBQ, or something completely different from another Culture.
Grocery Shopping
Seafood is a Christmas favourite in our hot climate, but you need to get in early. The Fish Markets often have extended trading on the few days before Christmas, to cope with heavy demand. Your local supermarket may also take orders but ask how fresh (or frozen) it will be on arrival.
Late night or extended shopping can help. Check your local stores for opening hours during the Christmas period. If you are really stuck for time you could skip the supermarket and shop online.
Ask your butcher if your turkey will be frozen or thawed when you pick it up — this will effect your cooking time. Order your meat pre-cooked if you don't want to spend the day in the kitchen.
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Christmas Celebrated at a Restaurant
A Christmas celebration at a restaurant is a great idea. No cooking, cleaning or fuss. Make sure you book a table at your favourite restaurant well ahead of time. If you are trying somewhere new and you have children, ask what facilities are available and let the restaurant know if you require a high chair or booster seat. Find out if the restaurant is BYO or licensed and ask about their corkage policy for Christmas day
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