Christmas Recipes (Most Popular)
These cookies will melt in your mouth!
Submitted by DEMENTEDGURL
This is a revision of the Merry Gingerbread Cookies recipe from the Splenda website. I left the butter and egg portion of the recipe intact for flavour purposes but perhaps it could be altered further to reduce those calories.
Submitted by GEMINIDREAM
My grandmother's delicious Christmas recipe, which unbelievably has no added fat. I used walnuts for the nutritional analysis, but you can use pecans or other nuts. You can also substitute dried figs or apricots for the dates. This recipe is also good with white or gluten-free flour.
Submitted by LORETTACAT
Cute Christmas appetizer- calories should be even less than reported since the ingredients are only partially used! Fun project with the family.
Submitted by ZELDAPLIFF
Anyone can whip up this deliciously moist fruit cake, it's so simple and with no eggs, butter or sugar. It doesn't even require a mixer to prepare. Just soak, mix and bake. You can drizzle it with a little brandy or sherry after cooking if you like.
Submitted by DUTCHIEKIWI
Crisp edges, chewey middles and ultra scrumptious! A cake mix makes these a cinch to prepare.
Submitted by VRAKLIS
Popular Hungarian cake for Christmas, Easter, and other holidays, among the top 5 holiday dishes. Unfortunately, very high in calories.
Submitted by HAKAPES
A delicious almost desert side dish with maple syrup, walnuts, & raisins
Submitted by XKRISS6X
Love the Starbucks version but don't want the calories? Try my delicious 63-calorie decadent treat and celebrate the season!
Submitted by WLEEBAUMBACH
This recipe is delicious- from the Very Best Baking Website
Submitted by REDFARFALLA
Cranberries are tart and wonderful-and sometimes in short supply. Consider buying a couple bags when you see them; the berries can be stored in the freezer for up to 9 months. Use them to make this easy chutney, an East Indian-inspired condiment that's great alongside roasts, on top of baked potatoes or with eggs of any variety.
Submitted by ATTACKKAT75
A low calorie version of recipe off back of Rice Chex box.
Submitted by MJOHNS0912
started with a dream of sugar free chocolate chip cookies...then for sf version of the double tree cookies...then protein found its way into the bowl too...
i adapted the recipe from the back of the sf chocolate chip bag.
This is my great-grandpas recipe. He was a baker in England before immigrating to the US in 1913, where he opened 3 bakeries.
Submitted by IORGMA