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Welcome to FabulousFusionFood's Christmas Recipes — This is the first in my occasional series on festival foods and dishes. Though considered a Christian festival these days Christmas is basically the Northern European mid-winter festival in a different guise. There are Slavic, Celtic and Germanic versions of this festival and the Celts certainly had a mid-winter feast where they would eat all the season's surplus product. Partly this was to have some fun during the darkest part of the year but it was also meant as a way of blackmailing the gods. A case of 'if you don't bring Spring early we're going to starve and whose going to worship you then!' In many ways it's hardly surprising that just about every culture has some kind of midwinter festival. Here I'm presenting Christmas or Midwinter fare down the ages, finishing-off with all the recipes you will need for a traditional 'turkey and trimmings' Christmas dinner.
Christmas is such an important celebration in the Christian calendar that it is sometimes hard to remember that it has it's origins in the pagan midwinter festivals of the temperate Northern Hemisphere. Indeed, the British Puritans of the 17th century did not count Christmas amongst the Christian feasts and sought to have it expunged from the annual list of feasts. But Christmas as a midwinter festival has such ancient and deep-rooted traditions that even the puritans were unable to eliminate the tradition.
This is a continuation of the recipes listings for Christmas (the echo 3rd ?> page in fact). With over 500 recipes in total, the recipes have had to be broken down into a number of individual pages, which you can scroll through below. If you would like to learn a little more about Christmas itself and the cookery traditions associated with it, then please go to the first listing page for these Christmas recipes for the main information page. Here you will get just a list of the additional Christmas recipes available on this site.
Christmas is such an important celebration in the Christian calendar that it is sometimes hard to remember that it has it's origins in the pagan midwinter festivals of the temperate Northern Hemisphere. Indeed, the British Puritans of the 17th century did not count Christmas amongst the Christian feasts and sought to have it expunged from the annual list of feasts. But Christmas as a midwinter festival has such ancient and deep-rooted traditions that even the puritans were unable to eliminate the tradition.
This is a continuation of the recipes listings for Christmas (the echo 3rd ?> page in fact). With over 500 recipes in total, the recipes have had to be broken down into a number of individual pages, which you can scroll through below. If you would like to learn a little more about Christmas itself and the cookery traditions associated with it, then please go to the first listing page for these Christmas recipes for the main information page. Here you will get just a list of the additional Christmas recipes available on this site.
The alphabetical list of all the Christmas recipes on this site follows, (limited to 100 recipes per page). There are 416 recipes in total:
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Kurambiedes (Greek Christmas Biscuits) Origin: Greece | Mincemeat and Mulled Wine Sorbet Origin: Britain | Orange-glazed Ham with Mustard Cream Origin: Canada |
Leftover Ham Vindhalo Origin: Britain | Mincemeat Baklava Origin: Fusion | Orenau wedi Llenwi (Stuffed Oranges) Origin: Welsh |
Leftover Turkey and Apricot Curry with Vegetable Rice Origin: Fusion | Mincemeat Blondies Origin: Fusion | Oyster Stuffing for Turkey Origin: Britain |
Leftover Turkey and Chickpea Curry Origin: Fusion | Mincemeat Buns Origin: Britain | Oysters Rockerfeller Origin: American |
Leftovers Butter Turkey Origin: Britain | Mincemeat Christmas Cake Origin: Britain | Pâté Nadolig (Christmas Pâté) Origin: Welsh |
Leftovers Pie Origin: Britain | Mincemeat Croissants Origin: British | Pampoenkokies (Christmas Fruit Fritters) Origin: South Africa |
Leftovers Turkey Curry Origin: America | Mincemeat Eccles Cakes Origin: Britain | Panettone Origin: Italy |
Lemon-brined Turkey Origin: Fusion | Mincemeat Eccles Cakes II Origin: British | Panforte Origin: Italy |
Lightly-brined Turkey Origin: Britain | Mincemeat Samosas Origin: South Africa | Parsley Stuffing Origin: England |
Llysiau Pob (Roast Vegetables) Origin: Welsh | Mincemeat Streusel Traybake Origin: Britain | Pastai Nadolig Eidion a Chlementin (Christmas Beef and Clementine Pie) Origin: Welsh |
Macaroon-topped Mince Pies Origin: British | Mincemeat Strudel with a Medieval Twist Origin: Britain | Pastel De Choclo (Corn Pudding) Origin: Argentina |
Make-ahead Mulled Wine Cake Origin: Britain | Mincemeat Tart Origin: Britain | Peanut Clusters Origin: Britain |
Mandelspritzgebäck (German Almond Christmas Biscuits) Origin: Germany | Mincepies Origin: Britain | Peli Rwm Nadolig (Christmas Rum Balls) Origin: Welsh |
Mango wedi Piclo (Pickled Mangoes) Origin: Welsh | Minted Peas Origin: Britain | Pennywise Fruit Cake Origin: British |
Mantecadas (Spanish Cinnamon Biscuits) Origin: Morocco | Minted Racks of Lamb Origin: Canada | Penzance Cake II Origin: England |
Manx Butter Fudge Origin: Manx | Mollag (Manx Christmas Haggis) Origin: Manx | Peppermint Patties Origin: American |
Marrons Glacés (Candied Chestnuts) Origin: France | Monkfish Wellington Origin: British | Perfect Mashed Potatoes Origin: Britain |
Maryland Oyster Stew Origin: America | Montserrat Jerk Prawns Origin: Montserrat | Perfect Roast Potatoes Origin: Britain |
Marzipan Origin: Britain | Moro de guandules con coco (Christmas Rice and Pigeon Peas) Origin: Dominican Republic | Pinafal wedi Piclo (Pickled Pineapples) Origin: Welsh |
Marzipan Centre Bundt Cake Origin: Fusion | Mousseline Sauce Origin: France | Pineapple and Carnation Fruit Cake Origin: Britain |
Matzoh Onion Stuffing Origin: Jewish | Mulled Mead Origin: Roman | Pink-brined Turkey Origin: American |
Medlar and Pear Mincemeat Origin: Britain | Mulled Wine Cheesecake II Origin: Britain | Piparkökur (Icelandic Pepper Biscuits) Origin: Iceland |
Medlar and Walnut Mince Tarts Origin: Britain | Mulled Wine Sorbet Origin: Britain | Plum Cake Origin: Britain |
Melomakrona (Honey Semolina Biscuits) Origin: Greece | Mulled Wine Yule Stump Cake Origin: Britain | Podin Nadelik (Cornish Stout and Marmalade Christmas Pudding) Origin: Britain |
Menyn Melys (Sweet Butter Sauce) Origin: Welsh | Mulled Winter Fruit Crumble Origin: Britain | Pois d'Angole (Pigeon Peas) Origin: Guadeloupe |
Meringue-topped Mince Pies Origin: British | My Lady of Portlandàs Mince Pyes Origin: Britain | Polvorones de Canela (Cinnamon Shortbread) Origin: Spain |
Messe of African Greens Origin: African Fusion | Nevis-style Turkey Roti Origin: Saint Kitts | Ponche de Creme Origin: Trinidad |
Microwave Christmas Pudding Origin: Britain | New Year’s Eve Meringue Roulade Origin: Britain | Pork and Veal Terrine Origin: Britain |
Microwave Fruity Christmas Pudding Origin: Britain | Nigerian Chicken Gravy Origin: Nigeria | Pressure Cooker Steamed Fruit Pudding Origin: Britain |
Microwave Honey Christmas Ring Cake Origin: Britain | Non-alcoholic Glögg Origin: Sweden | Pwdin Crynu (Quaking Pudding) Origin: Welsh |
Microwave Hot Honey Fruit Punch Origin: Britain | Ofam (Ripe Plantain Loaf) Origin: Ghana | Pwdin Nadolig (Christmas Pudding) Origin: Welsh |
Microwave Instant Christmas Pudding Origin: Britain | Old-fashioned Yule Cake Origin: Britain | Pwdin Nadolig Bwthyn (Cottage Christmas Pudding) Origin: Welsh |
Midnight Hour Cocktail Origin: Traditional Cocktail | Orange Crumble Mince Pies Origin: Britain | |
Mince Pie Tiffin Bites Origin: Britain | Orange Mincemeat Origin: Britain |
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