All our recipes for Christmas are tried, tested and just no fuss to prepare. Like all our easy recipes, these look sensational and taste divine.
Preparing for a Christmas feast need not be daunting. It's just a matter of finding recipes that have the fewest possible steps, that are easy to prepare and don't take up too much from your busy enough life.
The key is preparation. Soak the dried fruit three weeks to a fortnight
in advance so that your Christmas cake and puddings are richly flavored.
Mark this date in your diary - 1 December of each year is the date.
It's so simple - just empty out the bags of dried fruit into a large
airtight container and pour in sherry and rum. Replace the lid and push
it to the back of the fridge. That's it - step one.
Each weekend, make some special Christmas treats and store them in a
sealed air tight jar to be brought out for the festivities at Christmas.
Treats like white Christmas, Christmas cookies, and rum balls are
wonderful as the children can participate and contribute towards the
family feast.
The key to the stuffing is to prepare it in advance so
that the work on Christmas morning is just to stuff the turkey and turn
on the oven. It really is not difficult as long as the work is spread
out over a couple of weekends prior to Christmas.
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