This is a real quickie – great for a sundowner. I got something similar
as a gift once, but have followed my own pleasure and I have to say, the
results are luscious!
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Showing posts with label #recipe. Show all posts
Peri-Peri Fish
Cold Christmas Eggnog
Serves 6-8
This is not winning any health awards (uncooked egg which freaks some
people out, not to mention cream), but I make it every year and every year no
one complains and everyone finds it delightfully intoxicating. Some have even referred
to it as liquid milk tart. So there.
What’s even better is you can whip it up with what you have in the pantry
a few minutes before you start opening your gifts on Christmas Eve.
Ginger-Nut No Cake Trifle
(Originally Nataniël’s Red Grape
Trifle)
Serves 10
Allow enough time for two sets of
jelly to set
Another one of my Christmas recipes that I borrowed and changed to suit
my pantry. Find Nataniël’s original, jelly-free Red Grape Trifle on expressoshow.com. This banting safe summer desert is a fresh cool-down
after a heavy meal.
Christmas Gammon Relish
For much of my pre-Christmas Christmas lunch with our friends I decided
to use some Woolies recipes. I made this
one for myself really, as I thought the flavours would be too strong for most
people, but Woolies proved once again to know what they’re doing. This was a hit with both the gammon and turducken!
Pumpkin Casserole
Serves 10 - 12
It pains me deeply to admit that this incredible and incredibly simple
recipe was not passed on from my family (in fact, I passed it on to my family).
I went a-browsing one day for a pumpkin “pie” that you serve with the main
course and took all the work out of it for you! The original was submitted to
allrecipes.com by Lori DeLosh.
It’s madly popular with everyone who tastes it and has been had for
seconds, thirds, desert, afternoon seconds and breakfast. So seeing as though there’s always some milk
and pumpkin left, I normally make mine one and half times.
Hot Buttered Rum
Serves 3
I first became intrigued with “Hot Buttered Rum” during an episode of
Frasier where Martie makes a batch for the lot at a ski lodge. There’s no hard
science to this recipe though. I’ve made a couple of variants and it all
depends on how creamy or unhealthy you want it. Also, I’m a massive believer in
units of measure such as “glug”, “scoop”, “pinch” and “shake”. Have fun with it
till it suits your palate.
Twelve Plus One Tiger Christmas Tales: Part 2
Advent
Date: 31 November
2014 – 24 December 2014
Gift: Advent
Calendar
Price: R70 – R170,
depending on whether or not Lindt made the chocolate in your advent calendar
Food: HotButtered Rum and the chocolate from your advent calendar
Saint: Andrew the
Apostle
Scripture: John 1
(you can get a free copy of the English Standard Version Bible on Kindle)
Activity: Preparation
A large part of the excitement of Christmas is the preparation
time leading up to it. Putting up and
decorating of the tree, baking cookies and fruit cakes, singing carols and shopping
for gifts in the festively decorated stores. Retailers are particularly fond of promoting
certain gifts as appropriate for each of the Twelve Days of Christmas. All of this leads up to the wonderful day
filled with strewn wrapping paper and stuffed stomachs… and then it’s all over.
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