Posts Tagged ‘NZ Christmas’
Barbecued butterflied chicken with avocado salad
A Kiwi Christmas wouldn’t be complete without a delicious barbecued meal. We love this easy barbecued butterflied chicken and fresh green salad to share with loved ones. Dine alfresco for a memorable and relaxed summer Christmas.
Read MoreMarshmallow Snow Bots
Marvellous Marshmallow Snow Bots A holiday treat that everyone will love, especially the kids who can help you create these marvellous marshmallows. Serves: 10 To make Marshmallow Snowmen, you will need: 200g large white marshmallows (we use Ma Baker’s) 1/4 cup chocolate drops (we use Nestlé white chocolate baking bits) Red licorice strips (we use…
Read MoreChristmas Tree Biscuits
This festive recipe is fun, easy and ends in the cutest Christmas tree shaped biscuits ever. The perfect recipe for the big day or as a perfect handmade, homemade gift for someone special.
Read MoreWhite Christmas crackle slice
Every kiwi kid grew up with chocolate crackles at their birthday parties. This is a Christmas twist on a retro favourite and we just love this pretty and delicious slice, simply called White Christmas.
Read MoreAn easy Christmas breakfast
Forget chestnuts roasting on an open fire and other Bing Crosby-era cliches. The smell of cranberry kuchen cooking is enough to put food writer Sarah Wadsworth in a festive mood. “As far back as I can remember, we always had this for Christmas breakfast, and the smell of the buttery topping always reminds me of…
Read MoreMeringue Snowflakes
A gorgeous addition to your Christmas table, these Meringue Snowflakes will make everyone smile.
Read MoreScottish shortbread
This Scottish shortbread recipe is a family institution. It is sublimely buttery and perfectly crumbly. Traditional, handmade shortbread biscuits? Bliss! Every Christmas, we bake batches of these, put in a tissue-lined tin and give away to friends and family. It's the Scottish way.
Read MoreChristmas Mince Pie
To some people, Christmas just wouldn’t be Christmas without a mince pie. While there are some good bought ones out there, they’re seldom as good as the homemade version.
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