If you attend a Christmas Dinner use this Theme Day to choose and/or prepare a side dish as a family to bring along.

A Christmas tradition in our family is to have a Bûche de Noël on Christmas Eve (which is a traditional Christmas cake made to look like a log in France, Beligum, Canada and Lebanon).

Hot Apple Cider:


Make an easy hot apple drink by mixing a mug of apple juice with 1/4 tsp fo brown sugar.  Add 1 cinnamon stick and heat in the microwave for 2 minutes.  Easy peasy!

Our family in Canada and in New Zealand and Australia make a lovely roast turkey for dinner!  What does your family eat?

Here are some cookie recipes we've tried..


click on the name to find the recipe online

Foods 

DINNER:

SNACKS:

Candy Cane Hot Cocoa:


Make your favourite Hot Chocolate recipe in a saucepan and add crushed candy canes, stirring until they melt into the drink.  Top with whipped cream and another candy cane!  Make it fancy with sprinkled red sugar as well.

Don't forget to leave some cookies out for Santa! 

Bake your favourite holiday treat: fruit mince pies, shortbread, sugar cookies (use Christmas cut-outs), gingerbread people, squares, etc.

To find some Christmas foods around the world check here:


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Christmas_dishes

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Bagel Wreaths:


Spread cream cheese onto each half of a bagel and add small diced pieces of red and green peppers to create two festive wreaths that you can eat!

LUNCH:

PHOTO COMING SOON!

DESSERT:

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For a great Sugar Cookie Recipe to use with Cookie Cutters try this one: https://www.nigella.com/recipes/butter-cut-out-cookies 

Decorate Cookies with coloured glaze or with candies and icing! 

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