The holiday season is coming up soon and as people all over the world start preparing their Christmas menu, it's interesting to note how many different traditional foods there are, depending on which ...

Welcome back to my Christmas Pudding Chronicles. This is a holiday series where I, an outsider to the British tradition of figgy pudding, muddle my way through making one. Hopefully, you’ll enjoy my ...

1) Combine the dates and hot tea in a small bowl. Soak for 10 minutes. Set aside. 2) In a separate bowl mix the softened butter sugar, eggs, and vanilla with a dough hook. 3) In another bowl stir ...

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It is the perfect way to cap off your Christmas dinner with some softly whipped cream or Brandy butter on top. Now, normally a traditional pudding would have a long list of ingredients but my version ...

WITH Christmas Day just moments away, if you want to really impress your guests with your festive feast, you’ve come to the right place. Luckily for you, a foodie has shared the ultimate Yorkshire ...

The Christmas pudding, a legacy of the British Empire, is enjoyed around the world -- including in former British colonies. esp_imaging/iStock via Getty Images Plus As an American living in Britain in ...

1. Spray a small bowl with nonstick baking spray and set aside. Cut a piece of aluminum foil to fit over the top of the bowl. 2. In another bowl, whisk together flour, sugar, bread crumbs, baking ...

Gordon Ramsay is known for being a perfectionist in the kitchen. But the celebrity chef takes a more laid-back approach around the holidays, especially when he’s making his favorite childhood desserts ...

These sweet sugar cookie pudding Christmas shots are a fun treat to serve your grown up guests this holiday season. Here is how to make them! All images courtesy of Two Kids and a Coupon The holidays ...

Every year I make the same mistake, and every year I wonder how to fix it: I always make enough Christmas pudding for six people, despite only serving two. That means I’m left with bowlfuls of festive ...