Christmas is the time for snow (we wish), catching up with loved ones, watching festive films, and eating lots and lots of food. In fact, a YouGov survey revealed that almost 50 per cent of people ...

The updated and revised Canadian Christmas Cooking: The Classic Guide to Holiday Feasts (Whitecap) is ready for the next generation of home cooks and bakers looking for those recipes that have ...

Even young kids can help make many of the recipes in the book. “Christmas is not a time to complicate things because everyone’s so busy. You don’t need a 30-ingredient cake.

If you're cooking a roast, check out our easy roast calculator to ensure your meat will be cooked to perfection. For this recipe you will need a 12-hole deep bun tin, or two four-hole Yorkshire ...

Spoon into a buttered Pyrex bowl, pudding mould or individual 1-cup jars and place into the bowl of a slow cooker. Pour in enough water to come about halfway up the side, cover and cook on low for ...

Trine Hahnemann starts cooking for Christmas Eve on Dec. 22: "I cook enough that on the 25th and 26th we do nothing other than eat leftovers and watch Netflix in our pyjamas," she laughs.

17 Christmas salad ideas that are sure to impress These vibrant, creative salad recipes make the perfect sides for your Christmas feast – and they may just steal the show.

Despite all of the stuff and the steps, they are really pretty easy to make — and so delightful. Get the recipe. Cook time: 4 hours plus chilling time. Makes about 7 dozen cookies.

A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens was published in 1843 – the same year as the first Christmas card. Over the course of the 19th century, his depictions of the Christmas turkey and charitable ...

Christmas ham recipes Every party needs something fantastic - like some sideboard-bending glazed hams. Use up the leftovers in any number of meals. We've got all the Christmas ham recipes you need.