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Christmas + Dairy recipes (39)

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Recipe by: Gina Owens-Stanley
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Individual ramekins of lobster baked with a breadcrumb topping make for an impressive dinner party starter.
 
Recipe by: SCOTT LEANING
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This Christmas cake is lovely in texture and taste. It just has one difference - no chopped mixed peel.
 
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I adored black forest gateaux in the 70s and loved trifle so decided I would fuse the two. You can make it all from scratch but also easy to substitute ready made goods if you don't have the inclination. The ingredients are split to enable you to decide at each 'layer'.
 
Recipe by: Ashley
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This is a simple and delicious recipe! Serve with toasted ciabatta, crackers, carrots and celery sticks. This dip is also great cold.
 
Recipe by: SARAHEMM
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An incredibly easy way to round off a dinner party - but only if they aren't driving! I like to serve two small scoops in tiny dishes with shortbread, biscotti or amaretti. You can vary this any way you like - try Cointreau or Drambuie (my favourite), or add a few drops of real vanilla extract or some of the vanilla seeds.
 
Recipe by: Emma Brown-Beresford
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This traditional brandy butter recipe takes all of your Christmas puds to the next level!
 
Recipe by: Diana
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A Scottish twist on a traditional bread pudding recipe. Make in individual ramekins for an impressive dinner party presentation, and try using brioche or pannetone instead of plain bread to make it extra special.
 
Recipe by: stella
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In just 5 minutes you can prepare a delicious and impressive no-cook canape with nothing more than two ingredients! Serve with slices of baguette and smoked salmon for a gourmet looking spread. This also is great to prepare one or several days in advance.
 
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A nice and easy cheese soup. Ideal for any situation.
 
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A friend shared this recipe with us years ago and we have enjoyed it many times since. It's rich and decadent; always a treat.
 
Recipe by: FUNKYMONKEY
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Chocolate and almonds top off a rich buttery toffee. A simple recipe that you could easily remember and whip up any time. It might be easier if you use a sugar thermometer the first few times to check if the toffee is ready. I always get compliments and requests for more. Use any type of nut that you like in place of the almonds.
 
Recipe by: RedChowDawg
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This recipe is a lovely alternative to the standard sponge trifle at Christmas. It is an attractive layered dessert. This recipe uses a shop-bought Christmas pudding and a tub of premium custard. Christmas cake works well too but it is not as moist.
 
Recipe by: Karen Cooke
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This is my version. The trick is to make sure the beef dripping is piping hot.
 
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Superb christmas mince pies - you will NEVER buy them again after tasting these
 
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Smoked salmon is blended into a creamy spread for crackers or bread. Great for party nibbles or canapés.
 
Recipe by: Bethany McCarthy
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This Scottish favourite is sure to please! This tastes just like the one you had as a child! Butter tablet is creamier crumbly fudge that is absolutely delicious! It may sound as though there is a lot of ingredients and you may think it might be tricky but it’s so easy and so tasty! I hope that you enjoy my recipe as much as I do! It melts in your mouth and is crumbly but not too hard at the same time, TRY IT! It’s lovely!
 
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This always goes down well with my family. I always make it at Christmastime, but also throughout the year when cooking white meats. It's also welcomed by my vegetarian family/friends.
 
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A late friend from london gave me this recipe 30 years ago (her name was Diz-hence the name) , and whoever tries this recipe makes the Plum Bread for life. So Simple - So Tasty-Better than any bought & lasts for weeks. Being as it keeps so well I make 2 at a time - can freeze. I spread with butter (perhaps slice of cheese) , but fine on own. Also can warm a slice for min. in microwave for quick pudding.
 
Recipe by: Denise Goodman
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It is speculated that this North American Christmas tradition actually originated in England as a long lost cousin of posset. Serve this luscious combination of milk, cream, eggs and nutmeg with a measure of rum or brandy if desired.
 
Recipe by: Lou Heavner
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This family tradition involved even the kids at New Year's Eve. They got to help make it even if they didn't get to drink it. The beauty of this recipe is that every ingredient is one measure, which makes it easy to remember.
 
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