Christmas Recipes (Most Popular)
Brown sugar caramelizes with a blend of spices to make a light crusty envelope encasing succulent, tender apple chunks. It emerges from the oven smelling like a grand apple pie, but is much more portable!
Submitted by JO_JO_BA
You don't have to celebrate Hanukkah to appreciate these INSANELY fantastic no-guilt faux-tato pancakes. Try 'em and see.
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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
A low calorie version of recipe off back of Rice Chex box.
Submitted by MJOHNS0912
This recipe is delicious- from the Very Best Baking Website
Submitted by REDFARFALLA
I found this recipe in a Light & healthy cookbook
Submitted by LITTLEMAMAINGA6
Not very diet friendly, but much better than fudge! A special treat for holidays, just eat one!!
Submitted by SEWINGMEG
This is a quick and easy recipe my family makes for every holiday. The colors -- red and green -- make it fantastic for holiday gatherings. You can prepare it a day ahead and cook on the day you plan to serve it.
Submitted by LIZANNEH
Delicious healthier and lower cal version for pate' fans. You can add pecans and spice it up a zillion ways. This is just the base recipe.
Serve with your fav healthy cracker. Cracker cals are not in this info so you'll have to add them.
What an amazing, caffeinated lift to your day these little vanilla-coffee chews are... made with whole grains and dusted with chocolate sprinkles!
Submitted by JO_JO_BA
The ultimate fruitcake, perfect for a tropical change from the usual!
Submitted by JO_JO_BA
This recipe is a Christmas Must for my family (and my colleagues!). It is really easy to prepare so teach your kids how to make it.
Submitted by MINTAG
This is a wonderful dessert or a great filling for crepes. Make ahead of time. Serve cold or warm. Good with a scoop of vanilla ice cream.
Submitted by LANABETHCHERRY
This recipe makes a really thick custard (that wobbles on your spoon when cool and can practically be cut with a knife). It's sweet and ideal with puddings, cake, fruit salad or even on its own.
Submitted by JARICHAUST
