What should you serve for Christmas dinner? Whether your family has a taste for turkey, goose, lamb or ham, there’s something here for everyone. These seven recipes are festive and just right for serving convivial holiday gatherings. Read on and plan your holiday meal.

Beef Striploin Sunday Roast with Yorkshire Puddings

Our whole grass-fed beef striploin makes a beautiful Christmas roast beef (with steaks to spare for another day!). Using the reverse sear method ensures a fork-tender roast that’s evenly medium-rare from edge to edge. Don’t waste those flavorful drippings! Whip up some Yorkshire puddings to serve alongside.

Turkey Roulade with Black Truffle Butter

This deliciously simple turkey breast roulade recipe is a festive way to serve a smaller group. It’s a variation on our whole turkey with truffle butter and makes a fabulous holiday centerpiece.

Berkshire Pork Petite Crown Roast

This Berkshire pork crown roast recipe makes a show-stopping holiday centerpiece. Berkshire pork is so juicy and flavorful, you need very little seasoning besides salt, pepper, and a few herbs.

Roast Capon with Challah Bread Stuffing

Capon is a good choice for the holidays, with its familiar chicken flavor and large size. This easy recipe for golden-brown roasted capon with buttery challah bread stuffing is a sure-fire crowd-pleaser at your Christmas dinner.

Herb Roasted Leg of Lamb with Port Wine Truffle Sauce

Our roasted leg of lamb recipe is easy enough to be on your Sunday dinner rotation and with a knob of truffle butter melted into the pan sauce, it’s impressive enough for a holiday feast.

Fig & Balsamic Glazed Ham

The perfect centerpiece for a Christmas meal, our smoked Berkshire ham is a crowd-pleaser with a sweet-tart glaze of fig jam and balsamic vinegar. Berkshire pork, also known as Kurobuta pork, makes the best ham, and ours is naturally smoked over applewood without nitrates, nitrites, phosphates, or artificial fillers, and is seasoned with sea salt and raw cane sugar.

Roast Goose with Spiced Pears

Since ancient times, a roasted goose on the table has signified a holiday or celebration. Goose is often compared to duck, with similar lean, dark and richly flavored meat – and plenty of rendered fat to use on potatoes. This elegant roast goose recipe makes the most of winter flavors and is a perfect and traditional choice for the holidays.

What are you making for Christmas? Tell us your plans in the comments.

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