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Truffles are a fun holiday project and the flavor is so chocolaty and rich. They'll last the longest stored in the fridge until you can give them away to friends, co-workers, and anyone who loves chocolate. Here's another candy that's a favorite to give to friends and family for the holidays.
The recipe makes about three tablespoons of spice blend, and you can easily scale this up to make a larger batch. Snack mixes, like Chex Mix, flavored popcorn, and Reindeer Food, are a great gift option. For folks who love to cook and grill, make a special spice blend that tastes far better than store-bought. There are plenty of sweets you can make as well, like brownies, granola, rich truffles, and silky fudge. Other ideas include jams, spreads, and even a homemade liqueur. Homemade Pretzel Recipe For a fresh, simple, and delicious addition to your holiday spread or breadbox, look no further than these twisted treats.
Spiced Almond Cookies
From peppermint bark to Christmas coffee truffles, we’ve got you covered for last-minute gift ideas that you need to whip up for the ultimate foodies in your life. You may know 7-Layer Bars by other names such as Hello Dollys or Magic Bars. Packaged up in a wrapped box or a holiday gift bag, they make a delightful food gift. You can even add an eighth layer of festive sprinkles to the bars.
They're also delicious on their own—pack them in clear bags with red string for a crowd-pleasing holiday gift. Molasses, buttermilk, vanilla, candied ginger, and a trifecta of spice—cinnamon, allspice, and cloves—give this holiday quick bread its complex flavor. For anyone who grew up loving Cracker Jack, Crunch 'n Munch, or Fiddle Faddle, our caramel-coated peanut-popcorn balls are like edible time machines.
Apple Cinnamon Sugar
The recipe makes a big batch, so you'll have plenty to share. If you want to get creative withthis year's gift giving, edible gifts are inexpensive to make, absolutely delicious, and perfect for everyone on your list. But as lovely as homemade food gifts are, it's important to think carefully before whipping up a treat for a loved one. Before delivering a batch of biscotti or fudge to your neighbors, make sure to be cognizant of allergies. Give the cocktail connoisseur in your life homemade Cherry-Cinnamon Liqueur or one of our other infused liqueurs. It's a present that encourages creativity; they'll choose whether they pair them with vodka, gin, or whiskey.
Bundle with a pretty spreader or spoon and maybe even a loaf of homemade bread. Homemade spice blends are a great way to encourage home cooking after the holidays. Do a big batch of your preferred blend or mix-and-match a four-pack of your favorites. Consider attaching a recipe card that puts the blend to use . Not all homemade candy recipes require a thermometer or tricky techniques! My 3-ingredient Rolo Pretzel Candies are the perfect quick and easy dessert recipe.
Cinnamon Candy Popcorn
Tie mild dried chiles to the bottles to hint at the heat inside. Use our recipes for the dough and the sauce, and tie up bundles of classic pizza toppings. To package this creative gift, use a pizza box and stick on a cute custom label. A tasty pancake kit can make a surprisingly thoughtful and creative Christmas gift. Package homemade pancake mix , a container of milk, pure maple syrup, and fresh fruit. Make identifying tags from twine and cardstock; an unused guest check becomes a recipe instructions sheet.
Plus, they’re easy to make and only take two ingredients. Giving a jar of this beautiful young radish kimchi will impress even your most hard-to-shop-for friends. The addition of a potato porridge speeds up fermentation while also counterbalancing the grassy flavors in the greens. Toum is a little bit like mayonnaise, but we find ourselves using it way more often. It works equally well as a sauce, a condiment, and a dip. Raw garlic not only gives toum its kick; it also helps emulsify the mixture and keeps it stable for up to a month in the fridge.
Snowman Mason Jar
Also check out these gifts for cheese lovers that are sure to please. A vacation to Hawaii inspired me to create this mouthwatering brittle. Coconuts, macadamia nuts and pecans make my tropical-tasting recipe deliciously different. "What a way to start the morning! The flavor of this coffee is exceptional, and it was so easy to make."
Check out these indulgent chocolate tiffins with our favourite Christmas drink in solid chocolate form. You don’t have to include the edible glitter but it does give added bling. Try our other Baileys Irish cream recipes here, from Baileys cheesecake to Baileys fudge... This is an easy homemade holiday Christmas gift for anyone who has that extra sweet tooth.
This resource guide has dozens of ideas to help you save money on food, housing, and energy, while also living a greener life. You'll notice that Recipe Box is now called SAVES and your recipes are organized in COLLECTIONS. "What a great gift idea! I make my own soaps, so I was delighted to have a recipe for bath bombs too. I gave them to my friend, and she was absolutely delighted." "I've been making these cookie ornaments every year for the past 10 years. The dough is easy to work with, and they make wonderful gifts for everyone."
Use your slow cooker or stove top and make your home smell like Christmas with this simmering holiday potpourri! Wrap the spice mix in small packages for gifts and attach a printable gift tag, included in this recipe via Flavour and Savour. White chocolate pistachio & cranberry fudge comes together in minutes and is pretty and festive enough to give as a gift.
This delicious raspberry-blueberry jam from Fluxing Well makes a lovely, vibrant Christmas gift for anyone. Pop it in a jar with a grandiose bow, and you’ve got yourself a thoughtful homemade gift for anyone! Give this adorable Christmas gift in a jar with white chocolate-covered pretzels inside. It’ll be so cute, don’t be surprised if your recipient won’t want to eat the contents inside! These 3-ingredient homemade chocolates with cranberries and walnuts are unbelievably easy, but an impressive gift nonetheless.
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