Whether you’re cooking for your neighbours or a few family friends, we’ve got a list of easy Christmas dinner ideas that are sure to have everyone asking for second helpings.
Make it a special treat for everyone by baking some delicious cakes or eating some soft toffees.
Christmas has arrived and we can’t keep calm. While people have been looking forward to spending the festival with their loved ones, one simply can not ignore the craving for some tasty goodies to keep us warm in winter. In this season, what could be better than some delectable desserts? Whether you have a sweet craving or simply want to try new desserts for Christmas, here are some ideas to get you started. Make it a special treat for everyone by baking some delicious cakes or eating some soft toffees. Here are some Christmas desserts you should not miss this season:
Chocolate Lava Cake
Chocolate is a delightful treat for practically any occasion. Make an enticing chocolate lava cake and devour it. Dark chocolate, butter, icing sugar, eggs, and flour are all required.
Rum Balls
Without rum balls, Christmas would be incomplete. Make this famous treat with semi-sweet chocolate, vanilla wafer cookies, chopped walnuts, and other ingredients.
Sugar-Free Fig Mousse
Want to indulge in delectable treats without drowning in sugar? Here’s how to get out. Make fig mousse and serve it as a dessert after dinner. Don’t be concerned about the sugar; the mousse is great even without it. This meal is finished with skimmed milk powder, figs, china grass, cinnamon, and chopped walnuts.
Chocolate Doughnut
The basic chocolate doughnut is a delectable Christmas treat. The rich cocoa flavour and moist texture of the doughnut blend perfectly in the mouth.
Cinnamon Apple Crumble
Combine two peeled apples with a flour and butter crumble mixture. You will want more after tasting this dish.
Apple Toffee
Instead of a big dessert, try something light that yet satisfies your sugar demands. This is a wonderful time to use apple toffee. Eggs, flour, sugar, apples, and sesame seeds are all required.