A traditional Greek soup enjoyed any time of the year but especially at Christmas Eve dinner. Super easy to make and requires only a few ingredients. That lemon-y taste is amazing! Leave some for the next day because it’s also known to be a great hangover cure!
The most important food-related Russian holiday tradition. Tons of this salad are made for every occasion, in fact, sometimes they don’t even need an occasion to have it! Potatoes, carrots, ham, cucumber, pickles, red onion, chives, sweet peas, all mixed with sour cream and mayo. Heavenly!
Talking about unusual choices for your Christmas table… Swedes have a tradition of serving a creamy potato & sprat (little fish similar to anchovies) casserole. Sometimes you need to broaden your horizons and try something new!
There is never enough cookies on Christmas! These melt-in-your-mouth tender & buttery cookies are coming from a sunny Greece where they are served on all possible occasions. Stuffed with nuts!
Looking for some mulled wine alternatives? Check out this rich, sweet, creamy, and boozy eggnog, which is a long-lasting Christmas tradition in Puerto Rico! It is guaranteed to warm you from you from the inside out!
Another great beef recipe for your holiday table. This signature German dish features fork-tender beef served with sweet & sour gravy, made with gingersnap cookies, and some boiled potatoes on the side. This pot roast can be found on every single Christmas table in Germany!
There is no Christmas in Sicily without these buttery cookies filled with walnuts, figs, raisins, honey, rum, and cinnamon. Their fantastic aroma bring holiday spirit to your home!
A time-tested French classic, this stew is a perfect fit for any holiday table. The beef is cooked together with bacon, veggies, wine, and is complimented with brown-braised onions and butter sautéed mushrooms!
Butter Tart to Canadians is like Tiramisu to Italians or apple pie to Americans. They even have the annual festival dedicated to these sweet beauties! Not surprising at all, keeping in mind how GOOD these tarts are!
This month before Christmas it’s the most popular recipe on the blog. I think it says it all. These cream cheese cookies, stuffed with apricot or any jam you like, are a Christmas tradition in Poland and they are splendid! Perfect holiday cookies.
