CHRISTMAS
Christmas is an annual festival of christen, it’s mainly celebrate as Jesus birth most commonly celebrate on December 25 Christmas is also called a Noel, Nativity, Xmas, Yule
Some churches celebrate Christmas on different day, Orthodox Churches in Russia, Serbia, Jerusalem, Ukraine, Ethiopia and other countries use the old ‘Julian’ calendar and people in those churches celebrate Christmas on January 7th.
CHRISTMAS FEAST
Christmas feast is a eaten traditionally meal, this meal is taken place any time from the Christmas Eve to evening of Christmas day itself.
The cuisine of Christmas Feast may vary, in each country, it’s totally depends on their regional cuisines and local traditions.

we are going to discuss some of the traditional and famous meal into this blog.
Turkey,

Turkey meat it is a poultry product, popularly cooked as a main course on Thanks giving, Christmas feast and new year. mostly its baked or roasted. The White Turkey meat is more healthier, than Dark Turkey Meat. because of its lower saturated fat content, but the nutritional differences are small.
Dark meat is concentrated around the legs of turkeys while the breasts are made up of white meat The two have distinctly different textures.
The protein content into Roast Turkey is more than the other poultry meat.
Turkeys originated from the forests of North America, from Mexico,
Henry VIII was the first English king to enjoy turkey, and Edward VII first king who eat turkey at Christmas and make it famous Its replaced peacocks on the table in Royal Courts.
Mashed Potato,
Mashed Potato is a simply dish of potato, originated from England, Mashed Potato recipes start appearing somewhere into 1747
this dish are served as a side course of meal

There is not much information available about this dish,
but the Mashed potato is a simplest side course of meal. Now a days people do lots of experiments with this dish and make a new mashed potato recipes, such as Garlic Mashed Potato, Mashed Potato and cauliflower, Baked Mashed Potato, Mix herbs Mashed Potato etc.