For Christmas dinner, Australians commonly have the traditional roast turkey or roast ham with roast vegetables, which may be done in an indoors oven or on a Weber barbeque outside.
Many Australians also opt for seafood, particularly prawns, to have with salad and roast ham.
Some go for the casual approach, with a barbeque at the beach.
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what holday greetings do australians do on chirstmas
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Many Australians enjoy Christmas dinner at home, often celebrating with family and friends in their backyards or outdoor spaces. Given the warm summer weather in December, it's common to have barbecues or seafood feasts, featuring dishes like prawns, cold meats, and salads. Some may also gather at parks or beaches for picnics, embracing a more casual and festive atmosphere.
The most common way for Australians to greet each other at Christmas is by saying either "Merry Christmas, or "Happy Christmas". There is no uniquely Australian way to make your Christmas greetings.
We have Christmas dinner because it is to celebrate God coming to earth.
at the dinner on the Christmas eve. (the 24th December)
"The Long Christmas Dinner " by Thornton Wilder .
Turkey is the traditional meat for Christmas dinner.
Yes, Australians dress up for Christmas.
Some People have Christmas dinner on Christmas day and some people eat it on Boxing day