Christmas is one of the most festive holidays on the
calendar. With all the celebration, shopping and decorating we can never
overlook holiday meals. Every year we look for some exclusive and delicious
dishes which can add into the merriment of our holiday spirit. If you are also
looking for perfect holiday foods and drinks then check out our list below.
· Roasted or Stuffed Turkey
It may seem too good to be true but
turkey can be healthy too. Turkey is high in protein and low in fat, so eat as
much as you want. As stuffed turkey is the most loved sight on Christmas table,
try stuffing your turkey with cornbread this year. A simple cornbread stuffing
with water chestnut and mushrooms offers a great combination of texture and
taste. If you are bored with regular roasted turkey then try to roast a
boneless turkey this year. Not only is deboning easy but a boneless turkey cooks
faster than usual.
· Pumpkin Pecan Pie
Pumpkin is normally associated with
Thanksgiving, but it does not have to be. You can make it a part of your
Christmas menu as well. If you love pumpkin but can't pass up that rich, nutty
slice of pecan pie then give yourself a double treat, make a pumpkin pecan pie
and top it off with a cognac-spiked whipped cream. You can even prepare its
flaky crust 3 days in advance if you want to.
· Christmas Candy
Christmas is incomplete without
Christmas candy. Savor your taste buds with sweet butter toffee candies this
year. Try something new and innovative, try peanut butter, fudge and butter
candies this Christmas.
· Lamb Leg
There can be nothing better than luscious
leg of lamb stuffed with mint pesto on Christmas dinner. Treat your loved ones
with a juicy slice of boneless lamb spiraled with a homemade mint pesto this
holiday. Lamb leg makes a perfect holiday food when combined with decadent wild
mushroom bread pudding.
· Yule Log
Make your Christmas dinner even more
special by adding a traditional desert in it. What can be a better option than
Yule Log, for an exclusive Christmas desert. Yule Blog is a kind of sweet
roulade which is one of the most liked Christmas desert of France and Quebec.
· Cranberry Sauce
Instead of opening up a can of jellied
cranberry sauce, why not simply make your own cranberry sauce this Christmas. Though
cranberry sauce in a can is a convenient grab but its flavor pales in
comparison to a homemade simmered sauce with ruby red berries and your choice
of signature ingredients. With all the secret ingredients you can add, you
would get a sauce far better than canned one.
· Apple Sparkler
Looking for a festive nonalcoholic
drink? This combination of sparkling apple cider and raspberry juice, will
serve you the best. By garnishing this refreshing drink with citrus wedges, you
can do the trick.
· Herbed Pineapple Refresher
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