What’s that Father Christmas? I’ve been so good this year I can have chocolate and dessert for breakfast?! Well that’s a good job because me and Johnny have been hard at work finding out the most delicious dishes to have this Christmas. Plus find out what’s behind our advent door today!
14.Chocolate orange & cranberry red velvet bombe
Feeling like you don’t want Christmas pudding this year, well this is the perfect festive replacement!
(source bbcgoodfood.co.uk)
13.Gingerbread house
Who said Christmas was all about pudding, this gingerbread creation will bring the house down.
(source jamieoliver.com)
Also check out Crumbs Family Cook book Gingerbread House challenge!
12.Irish Cream Tiramisu
This is exactly what you need after a hearty Christmas dinner.
(source nigella.com)
11.Panettone pudding
This posh bread and butter pudding is a perfect winter warmer and great for sharing!
(source www.bbcgoodfood.com)
10.Nougat Cheesecake
This quick and easy cheesecake will definitely leave the whole table wanting more.
(source www.womanandhome.com)
9. Mulled Berry Snowflake Tart
This festive wonder will has all the lovely flavours that show off the best of winter.
(source www.womanandhome.com)
8.Chocolate Toffee Parfait
It’s time to indulge with this delicious parfait that will make you forgot Christmas cake ever existed.
(source goodtoknow.co.uk)
7. Nutella Brownies
Author of Crumbs Family Cook Book show us how to whip up some brownies from two ingredients which are gluten free!
(source crumbsfood.co.uk)
6. Passion fruit and pomegranate Pavlova layer cake– as seen on Great British Bake Off
(source livingnorth.com)
5.Peanut Butter Squares
Think Reese Peanut Butter Cups these are a mouthful of pure joy, as long as you like peanut butter of course!
(source lorrainepascale.com)
4.Ridiculously Rich Chocolate Tart
Chocolate heaven for all chocoholics… Lorraine makes her own pastry but you can always buy some readymade !
(source lorrainepascale.com)
3.Baby Christmas puddings
They look fantastic and the kids will just love them!
(source www.annabelkarmel.com)
2.Mary Berry’s Tunis Cake
This is a great alternative to the traditional Christmas cake – its a Madeira cake topped with chocolate and marzipan
(source thegreatbritishbakeoff.co.uk)
1.Julie Kershaw’s Christmas Pudding
Indulge me here – this is my mum’s recipe that she adapted over the year and has passed down to me. It’s dark, rich and delicious!
If anyone would like recipe for this let us know in the comments below!
Extra present! And as a little Christmas treat here’s an extra recipe! It’s our festive ‘cooking in a caravan’!
Are these desserts making you week at the knees? Or do you have a recipe that will cook up a storm? Let us know in the comments below!
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