Coconut Cardamom Spiced Breakfast Latte
Breakfast, dessert, and everything in between!
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Pumpkin Challah
This braided bread with a burst of pumpkin flavor will leave you and your stomach wanting to celebrate the Festival of Lights every morning.
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Cranberry Sauce Pancakes
Give your kids a sweet surprise come Christmas morning with these saucy pancakes. Add in whipped cream and warmed maple syrup, and they just might forget about that iPad Santa forgot to bring!
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Apple Butter Cinnamon Rolls with Apple Cider Icing
Doused in warm apple cider icing, this gooey breakfast pastry puts a festive spin on the classic cinnamon roll. Serve these sweet buns on Christmas morning and your kids will be sure to get their apple a day — and then some!
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Eggnog Cinnamon Scones
These nutmeg and cinnamon scones are a great grab-and-go breakfast dish for your kids to nosh on while unwrapping their gifts. Bonus: Any leftovers can be served later for a sweet snack with after-dinner drinks.
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Banana Bread French Toast
If you received more thank you loaves of homemade bread and fruitcake than you could possibly eat, this recipe easily transforms it into a tasty holiday morning breakfast treat.
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Pain au Chocolat
Give your kids an extra gift for the holidays with these easy, chocolate-filled croissants you can make the night before. Chocolate for breakfast? Merry Christmas, indeed!
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Gingerbread Pancakes
Who says gingerbread needs to be saved for dessert? Whip up these special pancakes one blistery, December morning to get your family in the holiday spirit!
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Lemon-Scented Raspberry Jelly Doughnuts
It wouldn't be Hanukkah without traditional sufganiyot. This lemon-scented, raspberry jam-filled recipe will add a zesty, sweet splash to your typical Festival of Lights celebration.
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Artichoke Chevre Dip
Whether youre looking for a flavorful dip for your holiday party, an afternoon Christmas snack, or New Year's Eve hors d'oeuvre look no further than this savory crowd-pleaser.
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Hazelnut-crusted Fried Brie
Nothing screams "Happy Holidays!" like an artery-clogging dose of gourmet cheese, deep-fried in hazelnut breading the perfect pop n go party appetizer.
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Asparagus and Parmigiano Puffs
Cheesy puffed pastries are an elegant and inexpensive appetizer to serve at your next holiday get-together. Feel free to replace asparagus with any other green vegetable you're craving this season.
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Rosemary Walnut Crackers
Leave the boxes of Triscuits and Wheat Thins to the amateurs and bake your own crackers for holiday snacking. Hint: These rosemary-walnut crisps pair well with Gouda or brie cheeses.
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Apricot, Walnut, and Balsamic Baked Brie
Baked cheese covered in fruit and nuts will add a decidedly Parisian (and delicious) burst of flavor to your holiday entertaining. We predict your guests will be exclaiming Oui! Oui! with every bite.
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Cheese-stuffed Figs with Pecans and Balsamic Drizzle
Save pigs in a blanket for the kiddie table and serve up these savory figs for a delectable holiday hors d'oeuvre your guests will be raving about long into 2013.
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Tomato, Basil, and Goat Cheese Bruschetta
There are plenty of savory ways to make bruschetta, but goat cheese makes this recipe a bit richer than the traditional version. Topped with red and green veggies, it's got the look and taste of a festive comfort food that’s guaranteed to wow holiday-party guests.
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Ultimate Nachos
What's a New Year's Eve party without a cheesy, messy helping of your favorite nachos? It's the ideal snack to indulge in before starting your eating healthy 2013 New Year's resolution.
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Spicy-sweet Glazed Cocktail Balls
This New Year's Eve, spend more time downing glasses of bubbly and less time fussing in the kitchen with these 5-minute spicy-sweet vegan meatballs. And if your family prefers a meatier dish, substitute the veggie burger for a red-meat variety.
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Sweet and Sticky Honey Roasted Almonds
It's official. The best foods in life are sticky and these almonds are no exception. Holiday guests will go gaga for them; just be sure to have plenty of wet-naps on hand.
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Hot and Cheesy Black-eyed Pea Dip
Black-eyed peas are said to be lucky on New Year's Day. Well, in that case give your guests a taste of good luck with every bite of this hot and cheesy dip.
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Mediterranean Stuffed Mushrooms
Who doesn't love stuffed food? Though tiny, these mushrooms are packed with garlic, red pepper and feta, making for a sweet and salty snack with a kick. Serve them on a tray, and watch dinner party guests dig in with delight.
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Root Beer-Braised Brisket
While your Crockpot spends all day locking in the southern-flavors of this braised brisket, you'll have more time to spend mingling with family and friends.
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Chicken with Grapes and Rosemary
Leave the turkey to Thanksgiving and spend Christmas dinner noshing on this unique chicken dish. Your holiday guests will be pleasantly surprised by the sweet burst of fruit with every bite!
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Pork and Chicken Sosatie with Apricots and Onions
We have no idea why it's good luck to eat pork on New Years Day, but with this unique South-African sosatie recipe well gladly oblige.
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Panko-crusted Salmon
Whether you believe eating fish on New Year's Day is lucky or not you cant go wrong with this crispy, crunchy salmon dish. Best case scenario: You kicked 2012 off with a lucky bang. Worst case scenario: You kicked 2013 off with a mouth-watering dish. It's a win-win.
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Olive Oil and Herb Mashed Potatoes
Continue your Hanukkah celebration of the oil that lasted 8 days with these mashed potatoes dressed up in olive oil and herbs a delicious complement to the traditional dinner of brisket and roasted vegetables.
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Cran-chestnut Pumpkin Sausage Stuffing
Feel wrong serving Christmas dinner without a stuffing dish, but bored with the one you just made for Thanksgiving? This pumpkin and sausage variety adds new flavors to your traditional holiday dinner menu.
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Cheesy Onion Rolls
You must be onion because you're on a roll? Dinner rolls (and your holiday menu) just got more exciting with this cheesy, chive-y recipe thats so good, you can skip the butter!
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Maple-spiced Glazed Sweet Potatoes
Maple syrup becomes more than just a topping for pancakes and waffles with this glazed sweet potato side dish!
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Ruby Port Cranberry Sauce
Add enough port to this tangy cranberry sauce recipe, and you just might be able to skip the glasses of wine come dinner!
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Caraway Pepper Sauted Sauerkraut
Ring in the New Year with some caraway seeds and a lot of good luck with this simple sauerkraut recipe!
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Spaghetti Squash Fritters with Meatball Eggs
Another delectable side dish perfect for Hanukkah dinner, these vegetable fritters will leave your bubbellahs begging for squash every night of the year!
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Roasted Brussels Sprouts with Bacon and Pomegranate
This unique veggie dish stocked full of crispy bacon and sweet pomegranates will leave your holiday guests wondering why they never liked Brussels sprouts to begin with.
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No-Bake Chocolate Rum Balls
Show up to your next holiday shindig with a tin of these no-bake wonders, and we guarantee you (and these treats!) will be the hit of the party. Make no-bake chocolate rum balls »
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Red Velvet Cake Pop Ice Cream Cones
Add a kid-friendly spin to holiday red velvet cake with these cake- and cream cheese-filled ice cream cones. Tip: Dip the cones in green food coloring for an extra-festive Christmas-themed dessert!
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Skinny Gingerbread Men
These gingerbread cookies are a fun holiday baking project for you and the kids. We suggest baking a batch Christmas Eve to leave out for Santa. And they're low-cal, so Dad er, Mr. Kringle won't feel guilty about eating too many.
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Coconut Snowball Cookies
Don't underestimate the deliciousness (and addictiveness) of these coconut goodies. Serve too few, and you might have a cookie war on your hands. Never has a snowball fight tasted so good.
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Nutella Brownies with Hazelnuts and Dried Cherries
Dried cherries add a tangy sweetness to these chocolate-y, hazelnut-y brownies. Who needs fruitcake?
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Rugelach
Feel like the season is lacking in flavor? Whip up these traditional Jewish cookies and get ready for a cream cheese and cinnamon explosion with every bite!
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Candy Cane Brittle
Take traditional peanut brittle to a whole new level with this mint-chocolate holiday treat. With just four ingredients, it can be made in minutes so you have more time to check off your to-do list.
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Cinnamon Sugar Hazelnut Flute Twists
These churro-like flute twists are a great holiday treat for dipping in hot cocoa on cold, December nights. But beware: Your kids may discover these snacks look an awful lot like swords. Dont say we didn't warn you.
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Maple Walnut Crunch Icebox Cookies
You don't have to live in Vermont to tap into the wonder of maple syrup. Whip up a batch of these spiral cookies and you'll be ready for the holidays (and winter weather) in no time.
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Candy Cane Kisses Chocolate Mug Cake
Ring in the New Year with a mouthful of minty, chocolaty goodness with this one-minute mug cake.
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Walnut Linzer Cookies
With a fruity filling and roasted nuts on top, this festive treat takes simple butter cookies up a notch. They may not look like much, but believe us: Served with a glass of milk, they're sure to please any crowd — from Santa to the most stubborn of holiday-cookie snobs.
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Frozen Candy Cane Ice Cream Pie
Bring a touch of the North Pole to your holiday party dessert table with this minty-sweet pie!
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Spiced Pumpkin Hot Chocolate
This pumpkin-y take on traditional hot chocolate makes for the perfect cold-weather drink to curl up with by the fire.
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Hot Caramel Apple Cider
Usher your holiday party guests out of the cold and into your home with a piping hot glass of this caramel apple cider. We suggest serving with apple-cinnamon scones for a deliciously sweet snack to really get the party started!
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Candy Cane Milk Shooters
While the grown-ups down eggnog shooters, the kiddies can join in the festivities with these creamy, minty shots. The tykes are sure to wake up without headaches, but we cant say the same for the adults
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Frozen Cocoa Shake
You don't have to live in New York City to appreciate the scrumptiousness of Serendipity's signature frozen cocoa. This recipe makes a delightful after-dinner drink for kiddies and adults alike. Tip: A shot of Kahlua will make this shake even more irresistible for grown-up party guests.
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Eggnog Latte
There's no better way to greet Christmas morning and your present-crazed kiddies than with a cup of this festive eggnog coffee. Top with whipped cream and cinnamon for an extra burst of flavor (and caffeine)!
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Coconut Cardamom Spiced Breakfast Latte
After a blistery cold morning of building a snow fort with your kiddies, warm your bones and get into the holiday spirit with this cardamom and coconut latte.
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The Reindeer cookies were awesome!