Christmas in San Cataldo
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Christmas in San Cataldo is marked by happy family traditions like decorating the Christmas tree and nativity scene, having a big family dinner where they eat panettone and exchange gifts, and singing Christmas novenas, with families preparing the cavatuna on December 24th and creating figuredde, or pictures of saints, with origins dating back many years.
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The document discusses traditional foods eaten for Christmas dinner and dessert. For the main meal, chicken, rabbit, hare, teat pig, and deer are mentioned as protein options. Suggested desserts include a chocolate fountain, cheese platter, marshmallows, chocolate apple, hot chocolate with whipped cream, ice cream, and pie. The passage concludes by mentioning a Christmas dinner at school and saying goodbye from members of group 7 who prepared the meal.
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Chapter 3
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