I know it's
a cliche but it is beginning to look a lot like Christmas. With a month to go
it is almost unavoidable. Most shops have been ramping up the Christmas
displays, toy sales and general hype for weeks now. The Christmas parade
has come and gone, there are not many days of school left and Santa is
getting a real workout dashing from one shopping centre to the next!
So, it is
time to embrace the festive season and what better way to do that than by
sharing some fabulous Christmas recipes? These creations have been gathered from a variety of sources and I have not tried them all so cannot personally vouch for them, but they look absolutely magnificent. This
list celebrates the decadence and fun of this time of year and is definitely
not recommended for everyday cooking.
My definition
of Christmas on a stick. Children will love this one.
An
interesting choice for Christmas breakfast - fun and even slightly healthy.
There, I
managed to include something slightly healthy but completely yummy.
Very
patriotic as pavlova is the Australian dessert and what could be better than adding
chocolate and raspberries?
The kids
can definitely help to make these and they can be packaged up as home-made
Christmas gifts.
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| Photo: Dani Venn |
Not too
sweet but still a great Christmassy taste, and it will keep well - if there's
any left!
Yum! Just
explain to your little girls that they are not actually eating the Strawberry Shortcake...
8. Cheese stars
Children
will love to help with making these, especially when it comes to using the
cookie cutter.
I love
these - and they look so easy. Child's play!
This looks
absolutely fantastic, so hopefully one of my friends will make one so I can try
it. After my last gingerbread house effort I think I'll pass on this complex
recipe, but good luck to you if you give it a go. I'd love to see a photo.
Happy
cooking (and eating) with your family and friends and remember it is only once
a year.
The team at
nestling.
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