Prisoners are set to enjoy "all the trimmings" with their Christmas dinner - including vegetarian and halal options.
The Government website www.gov.uk has released a list of what inmates at prisons across the UK will have to eat this year.
Prisoners at HMP Sudbury, in Derbyshire Dales, will be able to enjoy a choice of four different mains.
The most traditional option will be roast turkey and "all the trimmings".
Muslim prisoners will have the option of a halal roast chicken dish.
Alternatively, "celebration ham", which is "sweet, spicy and baked" is on the menu.
And vegetarian lags are being offered a nut roast Wellington.
All the dishes come complete with sprouts or carrots, roast potatoes and gravy.
For dessert, inmates at the open prison will be served Christmas pudding and a mince pie.
Women serving time at HMP Foston Hall, in South Derbyshire, can also have a range of options, including a traditional Christmas meal.
Roast turkey, stuffing and pigs in blankets are the first dish on the menu.
Those who do not eat meat will have the choice of tucking into a savoury nut roll.
And Muslim prisoners are to be offered halal roast chicken.
The meals will be accompanied by sprouts, carrots, gravy and two different types of potato - mashed and roast.
Dessert options are Christmas pudding and white source or fruit.
The list did not include information about Category B prison HMP Dovegate, in Marchington .