Christmas Cooking Extravaganza with Mary Berry - Mary Berry's Ultimate Christmas - Cooking Show

[@dobazajr]

Dame Mary Berry as ever brings out the best of the holidays if not the better. Merry Christmas to all!

[@lesliejackson149]

Dame Mary Berry... a lovely national treasure and always a pleasure to watch. Thank you for posting / sharing. A Happy Christmas to all!

[@louwvandermerwe178]

Christmas is about Christ, our saviour !

[@5usiewongs489]

Oh my goodness- I have never watched Mary Berry before, as I’m in Australia but this has given me all the feels for Christmas next year. I think her recipes will be my go-to from now on.

[@xr6lad]

She is on TV in Australia 🤦‍♀️

[@elspeth8746]

A great and scrumptious Christmas dinner in the company of good friends🎄🎁 Thank you, Mary! ❤

[@evelyngould9]

In South Africa it's too hot at Christmas time, so I do gammon with salads, smoked salmon for starters and, of course, trifle. I really enjoy watching these programmes and living vicariously. I would love to have a traditional Christmas in a cold country

[@mellie9633]

For the past decade I no longer cook a trad Christmas dinner, it's now curries with chutney's, paratha, basmati, etc. etc. the next year a different menu...although I do make a sage and onion stuffing on request...lol.

[@erihppaseiram9795]

I live in New Zealand, so I echo that sentiment. I'd love a snowy Christmas at least once

[@danielintheantipodes6741]

It all looks stunning. I would substitute peaches for pears. Beautiful dishes!!!

[@Whatfor-kj3xc]

What a great Christmas Dinner, Mary. 🎁🥳🎉🤗❤️ Loved your menu. 😋 Like you, everything was 'simply elegant' & very tasty 😋..... Thank you so much for sharing your joy and love. Christmas blessings to you & your husband, children & grandchildren. From Auckland, NZ 2024🎄❤️🎁

[@escalate7802]

the guy with the blinging white turkish teeth wears way more make up then mary does. it‘s always a joy to watch and learn from her, she is just a lovely lady.

[@Lizwindsor]

So what? He looks great. Your comment says more about you than him!

[@julia1234]

@@Lizwindsorrelax sweet .. it’s Christmas

[@Lizwindsor]

@@julia1234 Julia honey, I’m not the one making judgemental comments love. Perhaps your passive aggressive comments should be directed at “Escalate….” Who is making the original nasty comment. Bless your cotton heart, julia……. Night-night 😘

[@angamanu360]

turkish teeth🤣🤣😂😂

[@purplebutterfly7257]

Lol your right

[@eerindiraarora6921]

That was useful, delightful to watch … Thankyou

[@patrickehlich7447]

🎉

[@Smilealot62]

Malo Monica ! You shine ✨ Sis! Seeing and knowing your background was a lovely surprise 🎉❤

[@amteo7107]

I just love Mary Berry Christmas is my favourite time of year and its made extra special with recipes From Dame Mary Berry Best wishes from The Netherlands

[@hansmiller664]

At least i will make that TRIFLE😋😋😋 My best wishes from Cologne Germany❣️❣️❣️

[@HopeLaFleur1975]

I did not think that the British had Turkey as their Christmas tradition 🤔 I thought it was goose. But you know what I love Mary Berry she is a sweet lady ❤ 🌹💫🌹💫🌹💫🌹🎄🎄🎚️🎄🎚️✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨

[@ashleighjaimaosborne3966]

My mom born in the 30’s always had beef which is what I grew up with. Beef, lamb, pork and rarely fowl were served in my mother’s home. Availability has changed since then. Be well.

[@ninaelsbethgustavsen2131]

Before turkeys were heavily promoted in the UK, goose was a traditional Christmas food. Other top dishes steeped in tradition are gammon or beef roast. Being Norwegian, my mum would cook pork roast for Christmas, and a medium size turkey for New Year's Eve. Love from Oslo❤😊

[@donnapalaussie19]

Fabulous ❤

[@maryannmeals2900]

Merry christmas❤🎄

[@cherrypieingco3757]

Merry christmas,mary berry is one of my fav,can i get those recipe she cooked.God.bless us

[@Cyndithia68]

I would like to try her method for sprouts, my mum would boil them for a while. I do the same lol.

[@purplebutterfly7257]

When she first said mustard fruits it sounded like she said mustard freaks. 😅

[@willowhome]

is this episode new, from this year?

[@stephanieloit4930]

❤

[@Waterplanening]

Turkey is for Thanksgiving! Ham for xMas!

[@patrickehlich7447]

🎉

[@Waterplanening]

Oh I forgot England has no Thanksgiving!

[@ninaelsbethgustavsen2131]

Thanksgiving is most likely uniquely American. I think the closest you get in Europe is the "Oktoberfest" in Germany. Though that is more about beer and "Weißwurst" mit "Sauerkraut" und "Senf". "Weißwurst" being a greasy pork sausage. "Sauerkraut" being finely chopped fermented cabbage. And "Senf" being (strong) mustard.... Love from Norway ❤😊

[@ShulamiteHeart]

​@@ninaelsbethgustavsen2131 Canada has Thanksgiving too... & it is in October. It began in the 1879. 😊❤🇨🇦

[@jct35j]

Mary and the Riff Raff.

[@ninaelsbethgustavsen2131]

Don't you dear call Angela Hartnett "riff raff" !!!! She's a brilliant chef. A former Gordon Ramsay's favourite student. She was picked to run one of his best restaurants. The guy I don't know, but Monica worked with an other of Gordon's protegés Marcus Waering ! They're all stellar class chefs !!!!!

[@readMEinkbooks]

Brussel sprouts are SOOOOO much better if you just saute them. Especially with chopped up bacon and toss in some crumbled blue cheese just before you serve them. Boiling them is a waste of time and fills the house with that awful smell. Saute them and there's no chance of having watery sprouts.