Christmas Recipes (Most Popular)

A traditional Swedish Christmas soup

French Toast Roll-Ups
If someone told me I had to choose three things to eat exclusively, they would be: french fries, french toast sticks, and the McGriddle from McDonald’s.

I realize you may never read another one of my food posts again after that proclamation but it is the truth. With that being said, I decided to come up with a way to make french toast sticks without actually deep frying my breakfast.

So I came up with a french toast roll-up. Here are the steps to take for this hand-held delicious breakfast (or any meal of the day)

quick and easy

I found this recipe on thejoysofcooking.com

Oh so delicious Christmas treat! Peanut butter balls coated in chocolate.

Flavor of peanut butter in a delicious cookie. Great with a cup of coffee. This recipe uses no flour, butter. or milk.

Easy to make. Sort of a sugar type cookie. It has no eggs or shortening because the mayonnaise substitues for it instead. Delicious..

This recipe is one my Grandmother came up when she was first married . She named it heavenly rice, & it has been served every xmas & thanksgiving : )

A light tasty salad for holiday meals.

A traditional New Mexican food around winter time. Good for you and not too bad on calories. It isn't hard to make, but does take some time, but will last a while. Spice it up with chili and add some squeeze lime or lemon for more flavor.

From A Kitchen Addiction

My mom makes these Cathedral Cookies each year around Christmas time. I don't know where she got her original recipe so I found a similar recipe online and adapted to our needs. We used Ghirardelli chocolate baking chips (instead of regular semi-sweet chocolate chips) and pecan cookie pieces (in place of chopped walnuts). Now I can enjoy them as part of my meal plan and my type 1 diabetic son can also enjoy these because we now have the nutrition, serving, and carbohydrate factor information! Happy Holidays!

Delicious apple galette from the Food Network Canada.

lots of protein

I'm taking a traditional recipe and cutting some excess calories. I'm using a sugar free frosting and a diet soda to make the cake.

Recipe is a quick way to make 3 little loaves full of different tastes

Dip with Tostitos or Fritos.

Make your own dark chocolate with no additives or preservatives.

tweaked from recipe on http://www.deliciousmagazine.co.uk/recipes
/glazed-ham- to allow for gluten free

This festive salad is great with ham or turkey. If you don't have fresh brussel sprouts, fresh cabbage or broccoli could be substituded.