RTÉ viewers react to Claire Byrne Live segment on how to have a Covid safe Christmas dinner

Dua Lipa is celebrating the Christmas holiday with the Hadid family this year!

Bolton Market usually hears Alain Job before they see him, with a booming voice almost as big as his heart. The Cameroonian chef opened his street food stall in the town six years ago and has since become something of a local celebrity due to his excellent African cuisine and huge personality to match.

2020 Santa tracker — a website that keeps tabs on Father Christmas’ present-delivering pilgrimage each year — sporting a mask while rounding the globe with his reindeer. Thankfully, kids need not fret about Santa spreading disease along with holiday cheer as Dr.

Tim McGraw and Faith Hill. The country stars celebrated Christmas, alongside their three daughters, with a special themed dinner party.The theme wasn't limited to just decorations, but wardrobe as well.

Christmas dinner, but are one of the hardest things to get right. We all know how tricky it is to achieve that golden and crispy coating with the perfect mouth-watering fluffly middles every time.

Claire Byrne Live saw the host face off against her new arch nemesis: Dustin the Turkey.

overseeing an online bottle shop - and giving us tips to brine the turkey. He says: "This improves the meal the most - cooking a turkey can be a little bit daunting and often ends up being a little dry as its such a large piece of meat to cook all the way through."One of the simplest ways to get around this and improve the texture and flavour of your turkey is to brine it.

Nigella Lawson says it's okay, and her word is gospel when it comes to Christmas cooking. Even the cauliflower cheese can be mostly made on Christmas Eve, if you're having it.

Tanya Bardsley, star of the Real Housewives of Cheshire , has pulled out all the stops to make sure her footballer husband Phil and four children have a Christmas to remember this year. The 39-year-old has decorated her house in a theme she calls ‘Fifty Shades of Silver Sparkle’ and the effect is breath-taking.

Christmas is a time of merriment, but one thing that doesn’t spark much joy over the festive period is, of course, the old bank balance. However, there are ways that you can celebrate the yuletide without finding yourself out of pocket, and one way is by buying your Christmas dinner vegetables from Lidl.The affordable supermarket have slashed the prices on all their festive veg to just 15p, meaning you can purchase all the vegetables you need to make a delicious meal for just 75p.