The 20 greatest simple Christmas baking recipes | Christmas foods and drinks

The 20 greatest simple Christmas baking recipes | Christmas foods and drinks

Easy. Christmas. Baking. Three of my favorite phrases. Three of my favorite issues. Twenty excellent recipes. Nigel and Nigella! Maple walnut biscuits from Jeremy Lee. A breakfast loaf from Honey & Co, marmalade popovers from Margaret Costa. Creation treats: flammkuchen from Anja Dunk and Yotam’s Swiss chocolate cookies. There are savouries: cheese and quince shortbread from Olia Hercules, sage and onion twists from Benjamina Ebuehi, stilton scones from Claire Thomson. There’s candy: chocolate plum pudding and sweet cane cookies. Actually, merely scrumptious. Merry Christmas from OFM.

Chocolate offers this Christmas pudding its intense flavour

The 20 greatest simple Christmas baking recipes | Christmas foods and drinks
Saffron custard and panettone pudding. {Photograph}: Matt Russell

An Italian twist on bread and butter pudding

Marmalade popovers.
Marmalade popovers. {Photograph}: Kate Whitaker/The Observer

A festive deal with for breakfast, greatest eaten piping sizzling

Flammkuchen.
Flammkuchen. {Photograph}: Anja Dunk

It is a sublimely easy German model of a pizza

Mincemeat rolls.
Mincemeat rolls. {Photograph}: Jonathan Lovekin/The Observer

A filo pastry tackle the basic mince pie

Sage and onion twists.
Sage and onion twists. {Photograph}: Kate Whitaker/The Observer

A tasty variation on the normal breadstick, excellent for a celebration

Honey bombs recipe by Trine Hahnemann

Honey bombs.
Honey bombs. {Photograph}: Columbus Leth

A Scandinavian basic deal with to eat with sizzling tea

Cranberry and orange buttermilk loaf.
Cranberry and orange buttermilk loaf. {Photograph}: Kate Whitaker/The Observer

The cranberries make this straightforward cake right into a festive deal with

Apple and calvados cake.
Apple and calvados cake. {Photograph}: Kate Whitaker/The Observer

The brandy lifts this bake to a factor of appley surprise

Christmas cheese and quince shortbread.
Christmas cheese and quince shortbread. {Photograph}: Joe Woodhouse

An awesome little canape to go together with a stunning glass of festive fizz

Gingerbread pears.
Gingerbread pears. {Photograph}: David Loftus

Three sorts of ginger go into this festive pudding

Hazelnut chocolate brownies.
Hazelnut chocolate brownies. {Photograph}: Kate Whitaker/The Observer

These brownies get their nuttiness from hazelnuts as an alternative of walnuts

Sticky toffee pudding.
Sticky toffee pudding. {Photograph}: Kate Whitaker/The Observer

Intense and treacly, Christmas consolation meals at its greatest

Maple walnut biscuits.
Maple walnut biscuits. {Photograph}: Kate Whitaker/The Observer

Easy to make and simply nearly as good with ice-cream for dessert as with a cup of tea

Brunsli chocolate cookies.
Brunsli chocolate cookies. {Photograph}: Jonathan Lovekin/The Observer

These spicy Swiss treats may be baked somewhat forward of the vacation itself

Candy cane chocolate chip cookies.
Sweet cane chocolate chip cookies. {Photograph}: Kate Whitaker/The Observer

This biscuit is impressed by American peppermint stick ice-cream

Medjool date, honey and macadamia breakfast loaf.
Medjool date, honey and macadamia breakfast loaf. {Photograph}: Patricia Niven

Begin the day with this actually Christmassy deal with

Masala chai pecan bundt.
Masala chai pecan bundt. {Photograph}: Kate Whitaker/The Observer

A welcome spicy addition to a festive tea desk

Chocolate, dulce de leche, cantucci.
Chocolate, dulce de leche, cantucci. {Photograph}: Jonathan Lovekin

Little pots of chocolate-caramel deliciousness, excellent for Christmas

Stilton and fig wholemeal scones.
Stilton and fig wholemeal scones. {Photograph}: Kate Whitaker/The Observer

The cheese and fruit give this humble scone a spot at any Christmas desk

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