Make-Ahead Dishes for the Holidays
The holidays are a busy time for everyone, especially moms. Between cooking, cleaning, and entertaining, it can be hard to relax and enjoy the season. One way to help ease the holiday stress is to make some dishes ahead of time. With some planning, you can prepare several make-ahead words in your freezer or fridge. This way, when the holiday rush hits, you can reheat and serve without spending hours in the kitchen.
‘Tis the Season for Holiday Cocktails with a Texas Flair
Texas is known for its bold and unique history, which extends to the drinks Texans enjoy. We often rely on familiar favorites like wine, champagne, and beer during the holidays. However, if you're looking to add a bit of Texas flair to your holiday celebrations, why not consider some of the Lone Star state's interesting specialties?
Spice Up the Holidays with These Hot Chocolate Concoctions Recipes
The holiday season is in full swing, and there's nothing quite like a steaming mug of homemade hot chocolate to capture the spirit of Christmas. Velvety, warm, and delicately spiced - hot chocolate is classic comfort food. However, it can be transformed into something special with just a few simple upgrades.
For those looking for something seasonal and festive, why not try turning your hot chocolate into a holiday elixir with an indulgent salted caramel white hot chocolate? Or take a culinary adventure westward with traditional Mexican hot chocolate recipes spiced with cinnamon and cayenne for added heat. If you're daring, you could even give vegan pumpkin pie spiced hot cocoa a go!
Get into the Holiday Season with this Pecan Pie Recipe
This is one of the most popular seasonal deserts across the United States. Pecan pie recipes have remained relatively unchanged since its inception in the 19th century except for the use of corn syrup instead of dark sugar-based syrup or molasses in more modern recipes. Here's a quick look into the sweet hickory seed that makes up such a significant part of Texan Culture.
