[DOC] [TLE] Christmas dinner - Wikipedia [PAR] Christmas dinner is a meal traditionally eaten at Christmas. This meal can take 
place any time ... Roast turkey is the most common choice of meal. ..... In the land 
of dried and salted cod, traditional Christmas dinner could not escape the norm. 
.... At first, in medieval England, a main course of boar was sometimes served. [DOC] [TLE] Why do we eat turkey on Christmas Day? How the big bird became ... [PAR] Dec 25, 2015 ... Turkeys were introduced in Britain more than 500 years ago by ... However, 
turkey is not a traditional Christmas meal in a lot of other European countries ... 
While in Sweden the average Christmas feast would consist of caviar,... [DOC] [TLE] Christmas Stats and Traditions - British Turkey [PAR] Last Christmas saw the UK consuming approximately 10 million turkeys. ... A 
survey has revealed on average, British women do not attempt their first 
Christmas lunch until the age of 34. ... Norway: The big festive feast takes place 
on Christmas Eve. ... Poland: The traditional Christmas Eve supper consists of 12 
non-meat... [DOC] [TLE] The Christmas turkey naysayers - BBC News - BBC.com [PAR] Dec 20, 2014 ... It's the centrepiece of the traditional festive dinner. So how do people who don't 
like turkey cope at Christmas? ... in which are cruel to the birds (the BTIS says 
welfare standards in the UK are "among the best in the world"). ... It was not until 
the 1920s and 1930s that the meal became the pre-eminent festive... [DOC] [TLE] The traditional Christmas dinner in many parts of western Europe ... [PAR] Step-by-step instructions for how to prepare and roast a traditional Christmas or 
New ... So disease-prone and labor-intensive a bird was expensive to raise; 
since ... richer than turkey meat, and also much more flavorful: not a gamy flavor, 
but a ... Sales of goose for Christmas in Britain and Ireland have been 
experiencing an... [DOC] [TLE] Day 25: The Christmas Bird (Part the Second)  Why'd You Eat That? [PAR] Dec 26, 2011 ... Some continued using goose for Christmas dinner until the 19th century, but .... In 
Britain, turkey was not farmed on small, individually held farms because ... it will 
be sufficient to mention that three Parishes in Sweden have for many .... the 
Goose Came to be a Traditional Christmas Feast | Suite101.com. [DOC] [TLE] BBC Food - Christmas dinner: How traditional will yours be? [PAR] Dec 14, 2012 ... For the main meal, tradition supposedly dictates you'll eat turkey, with cranberry 
sauce. ... A classic Christmas feast, as traditional and British as they come. ... Not 
quite, because Christmas dinners are less traditional than you might think. ... 
Those with more money preferred Christmas pie, a three-bird roast... [DOC] [TLE] Christmas in Norway - Get 'Em Reading! [PAR] In England the traditional Christmas dinner is roast turkey with vegetables and ... 
Many of the peasants will not eat their Christmas dinner until the birds have had... [DOC] [TLE] The Turkey At Christmas | OAKDEN [PAR] Dec 21, 2011 ... A History Of Turkey's At Christmas In Britain ... Although a lovely saying, not all of 
it is accurate. ... replace the tougher meats, from the earlier celebratory and feast 
day birds, .... it will be sufficient to mention that three Parishes in Sweden have for 
... OVER 5,000 TRADITIONAL UK & IRISH RECIPES IN OUR... [DOC] [TLE] A Medieval Christmas - Historic UK [PAR] Some well known modern Christmas traditions have their roots in the Medieval ... 
and the Scandinavian festival of Yule and other Pagan festivals centred on the ... 
for Christmas dinner today is undoubtedly turkey, the bird was not introduced to... [DOC] [TLE] Why do we eat turkey at Christmas? Who started the tradition? - Quora [PAR] Christmas foods vary globally. Turkey is only really universal in the US. In the UK 
turkeys are ... In the UK turkeys are common, but sometimes another bird, such as 
a goose or ... In Scandinavia, Christmas dinner is

Question: In England & Scandinavia this is the traditional bird for the Christmas feast, not the turkey
Answer: Goose