How to make the menu
- Type your own dishes into the fields above – or keep the traditional menu.
- Print at 100% scale, ideally on thicker paper (160–200 g/m²).
- The cards for the plates are on page 2: in the print dialog choose page “2” and as many copies as you need – each sheet makes two cards.
- Cut the cards out along the thin lines.
- Lay a card on a folded napkin on each plate and stand the big menu in the middle of the table.
A British Christmas dinner is roast turkey with all the trimmings – stuffing, pigs in blankets, roast potatoes and sprouts – and a Christmas pudding to finish. The menu goes well with Christmas place cards for the table.
Cooking a turkey for Christmas? Work out its size and cooking time.
Also useful
- Free Christmas printables: coloring pages, cards, ornaments and games
- Printable Christmas place cards with a question on the back
- Printable Christmas planner: gift list, checklist and menu
- Printable Christmas ornaments to color and cut
- Christmas thank you cards: printable notes for kids and Secret Santa
- Christmas jokes for kids and grown-ups (and cracker jokes to print)
- Christmas napkin rings printable – paper rings with a name
Drawing names for gifts too? Secret Santa on santa.haus.