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Our Christmas Menu

I can not believe Christmas is this week! I have been thinking about what to cook for our Christmas feast. Thanksgiving is our really big meal but I also like to have special meals at other holidays as well.
So here is what I have in mind:

Baked ham
Sweet potato dumplins (this is a new recipe I haven't tried yet)
Butterbeans
Cornbread and Yeast Rolls
Maybe Three Meat Stuffing (another new recipe but has a lot of ingredients so we'll check $$)
If not the stuffing then maybe Macaroni and Cheese
and probably pear salad, pickled peaches, and/or cranberry relish on the side

And for dessert:

Edward's Lemon Meringue Pie
Maybe some homemade goodies, we'll see

We will have to see how our grocery budget runs this week to determine exactly what all we can have. We won't go hungry!

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