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This fun play on the classic thumbprint recipe uses matcha almond butter to give it a nutty-earthy flavor that goes perfectly with the tart-sweetness of the raspberry preserves.
We all know fun festive fruit and veggie boads, but how about a Citrus Christmas Tree using Satsuma Mandarins and Cranberry Ornaments to add just a little extra to your parties and get-togethers this year!
This Parisian Hot Chocolate recipe is a thick, silky, rich concoction of deliciousness. No other hot chocolate will compare.
When winter finally sets in and peppermint is everywhere, don’t forget about this fun play on whipped cream. It’s an easy way to add that “wow” factor to your Holiday desserts and hot chocolate! Recipe yields about 1 cup of peppermint whipped cream.
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The post introduces a simple recipe for Cranberry Granita, a wholesome Sicilian dessert apt for holiday menus. The creation process is plain and stress-free: prepare ingredients, blend to a purée, sift, freeze, and break up portions. There’s an option to add it to cocktails, including a cranberry Bellini to pair with brunch. The author appreciates feedback on the recipe and shares an accompanying Pinterest pin for easy reference.
This recipe is my holiday version in honor of my husband’s all-time favorite dessert, the brownie. Chunks of chocolate chips, with a fudgy rich texture that crumbles on the top and has that perfect amount of peppermint that throws you into holiday nostalgia. Peppermint hot chocolate by a cozy fire listening to Nat King Cole and watching the snow fall gently.
This peppermint brownie recipe is a little different, in that I use powdered sugar (instead of granulated sugar) to help make the brownies denser and hold their fudge-like texture together. Much like fudge, they are also decadent and rich, so I highly recommend cutting them into smaller squares much as you would fudge. trust me, your tummy will thank you.