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A 26-page printable kit that takes you from "I'm hosting Christmas dinner" to a plan: what to serve, how much food to buy, what it will cost, what to make ahead, and a cooking schedule that gets everything on the table at the same time. Four bonus printables included.
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Format
5 PDFs — 26-page main kit plus 4 bonus printables. US Letter (8.5 × 11 in), print-ready.
File size
3.3 MB
Requirements
A PDF reader (any phone, tablet or computer) and a printer. Most pages are black-and-white friendly — the backgrounds are left white to save ink. No app, account or internet needed once downloaded.
What's included
You have already said yes. The date is in the diary, the family is coming, and somewhere between now and then you have to decide what to serve, work out how much of it to buy, keep it inside a budget, and get every dish hot and on the table at the same time — out of one oven.
This kit is that plan, on paper. Not a cookbook. A planner you fill in once and follow.
The 26-page main kit
| Pages | What they do |
|---|---|
| 1–3 |
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| 4–5 | Guest list, RSVPs, food preferences and allergy notes |
| 6–8 | Budget, menu builder, three example menus |
| 9–10 | How much food you need, and a quantity calculator |
| 11–13 | Pantry check, master grocery list, price tracker |
| 14–16 | Make-ahead planner, fridge space, equipment checklist |
| 17–22 | Three-day countdown, Christmas Eve, Christmas morning, serving countdown, one-oven schedule, stovetop tracker |
| 23–26 | Potluck contributions, table setup, leftovers and food safety, backup plan |
Four bonus printables
First-time Christmas hosts. Busy parents cooking for the family. Anyone feeding roughly 4–12 people and trying to keep the bill sensible. It works just as well for a potluck, with a page for who is bringing what.
It is not a recipe collection, a catering guide, or a food-safety course.
The per-person quantities are starting estimates, not guarantees — appetite, how many sides you serve and how much you want left over all change the answer. For ham and other mains, follow the guidance on the package or in your recipe.
The food-safety page gives general reminders and points you to current USDA and FDA guidance and your own packaging. It does not invent cooking times.
Instant download. Print it as many times as you like, this year and next.
Personal household use. Please don't resell or redistribute the files.
