From morning to night, these dishes will make your Christmas bright.
One thing you don’t have to stress about is the food.
These are the recipes that help me get by during thisbusy seasonI hope they do the same for you.
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That’s always a plus.
Cheddar Cheese Straws
Christmas can’t commence at my house until the cheese straws are made.
It was a tradition started by my grandmother and I’m proud to say we are keeping it alive.
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You’re not wrong.
But they’re just a blank canvas waiting for my creative family to go to town.
I don’t know who has more funme or my 5-year-old nephew.
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OK, it’s me for sure.
She was an excellent cook.
Joyce, however, made and served her ambrosia from the fridge’s crisper drawer.
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But that’s a whole ‘nother story.
Luscious Orange Panna Cotta
If you’re like, “What’s panna cotta?”
And it’s SUPER simple.
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And despite what you or your grandmother might consider a salad, this dish is delightful.
Honestly, that’s just the tip of my holiday cooking iceberg.
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