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If you’re not a fan of milk chocolate, you can swap the candy bars for a dark chocolate. If one of your favorite brandy cocktails is mulled wine, then these candies will be your new holiday go-to. Buy wine especially for this recipe or use leftover wine from a party. Once you’ve let them rest overnight, these jelly candies can be enjoyed for up to a week. If you’re a fan of old-fashioned candies, then you’ll need to try this crispy, chocolate covered candy.
Mold this butter cookie dough around a chocolate candy, top with half of a candied cherry, and bake. These adorable treats are the perfect afternoon activity for your little ones. A wonderful Spritz cookie recipe with a touch of cinnamon— These are simple, elegant, and freezer-friendly for make-ahead holiday menus.
Holiday White Chocolate Popcorn
The inside is airy and light and the outside has a think chocolate coating that will melt in your mouth. Chloe GibsonChloe loves watching Sex and the City reruns and eating. If she's not mixing something up in the kitchen, she's probably day dreaming about her next home renovation project. Along with TV and food, she loves trying fitness crazes to see if they're really worth the effort. Chloe lives and breathes lifestyle writing, but always makes time to post beautiful pictures of her cat, Susan, on Instagram.
These gingerbread protein balls are so easy to make with few simple ingredients and ready in just 10 minutes. These balls are perfect to celebrate these Christmas or any holidays. These brownies trees are easy to make with few simple ingredients. Pecan pie’s classic custardy texture gets a boozy punch thanks to the addition of Baileys. The dark brown sugar and dark corn syrup make for a dark custard, but you could certainly use light brown sugar and light corn syrup if you prefer. For the ultimate boost in flavor, brush the finished warm pie with the remaining teaspoon of Baileys.
Sugar Cookie Bars
These moist and rich brownies covered with easy Ready-To-Use White Decorator Icing dots will be an instant classic. Add a chocolatey twist to plain maraschino cherries with this delicious Light Cocoa Candy Melts candy recipe. It’s no surprise the chocolatey undertones of Guinness make for the most delicious chocolate pretzel treats.
The cheese adds a richness to the top of this cobbler, as well as being an excellent way to soak up all that delicious juice released from the pears as they cook. The result is a cobbler with a crispy brown top, a flavorful biscuit middle, and a stew of perfectly spiced brandy-stewed pears at the bottom. It's full of chocolate flavor, has a silky-smooth texture, and it's also gluten-free. Also, to make this pie vegan, be sure to use vegan chocolate chips. With this fantastic pie recipe, everyone gets to indulge.
Butter Mint Cookies
Drizzled in caramel and topped with pecans, these brownies are truly divine. Add a bit of crunch to a delicious Christmas classic with this Crunchy Christmas Candy Bark, made with Candy Melts candy. Once you start munching on this sweet and salty mix, you won't be able to stop! This sweet and crunchy snack is made in the oven so it couldn't be easier to whip up a big batch. Wrap them in bags with ribbon for the sweetest DIY Christmas gift.
Unlike many candy recipes, these fudge squares call for evaporated milk rather than condensed milk. Evaporated milk doesn’t have sugar like condensed milk does, so make sure to use the correct one. Once these are made, store the squares in layers of waxed paper in an airtight container. Any sweet that can be made ahead comes in super handy during a busy holiday season. These crunchy cashew Christmas candies can be made up to a month in advance when stored in an airtight container.
These Easy Chocolate Peanut Clusters by Sheri at Savvy in the Suburbs are supposed to be the easiest in the whole world!! These Whipped Hot Peppermint Shots are a sweet treat they’ll love to eat! Start off by making edible candy shot glasses, then fill them with a rich chocolate mousse. Finally, top it off with some mini marshmallows for a fun twist on the classic peppermint mocha. These chocolate covered pretzels have to be the easiest dessert you’ll ever make. You'll need only three ingredients for these coffee-flavored cream cheese truffles, and two more for their glossy chocolate coating.
When you’re in a hurry and need to whip up a quick dessert for a holiday party, these will come in super handy. The rum extract in these caramels really take them to the next level. To make them festive for sharing, wrap these Christmas candies in holiday themed cellophane or waxed paper tied with red and green ribbon.
In the mood to bake a whole lot of sweets this holiday season? Here’s a list of 48 Christmas Treats Recipes perfect for Christmas. Once you have one piece of this Saltine Toffee Bark, you won’t be able to stop! Rich and buttery, this classic Christmas treat is easy to make and can be packaged for easy gifting to friends and family. After a long day of holiday shopping or snow shoveling, there’s nothing like enjoying a slice of this delicious Peppermint Pie.
This easy Christmas dessert rekindles memories of my grandfather and his love for making maple syrup. When I was in college, my mother would send me a package of her pralines during sugaring season. They were so popular with my friends, I barely managed to tuck away a few for myself. Over the same pot, place another heatproof bowl and add the white chocolate in, stirring until melted. These treats are so hard to mess up that you can make them so effortlessly.
A soft square of fudge may be one of the best Christmas candy recipes ever. With chopped almonds and candied cherries, this fudge will be delicious as a dessert or paired with a glass of your favorite wine. Add a little green coloring to your cornflake treats to make these mini Christmas wreaths. Add some red hot candy ornaments to make them extra festive!
This hot chocolate is made with white chocolate chips and vanilla extract so it's perfectly sweet. You are three ingredients and 10 minutes away from one incredibly easy candy. Use up that jar of peanut butter you’ve had in your pantry, mix it with white candy coating and chocolate chips, swirl the ingredients and you’re done.
You can perch them on cupcakes, as shown, or use them to garnish any holiday treat tray. "'Twas the night before Christmas and all through the house..." "This old-fashioned style of peanut butter fudge is not that easy to find out there," says recipe creator Chef John. All you do is dip plastic spoons into melted chocolate and then drizzle them with a contrasting chocolate. You can sprinkle them with candies, as shown, or press mini marshmallows into the chocolate before it hardens. Your lucky giftees can use them to stir into their coffee to make mochas or into hot milk to make hot chocolate.
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