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  1. Christmas: Make It Sparkle--225 Simple Crafts, Food & Decorating Ideas for Your Holiday Home by Carol Field Dahlstrom, 2003-07-01
  2. Gooseberry Patch Christmas Cookbook: Filled to the Brim with 191 Holiday REcipes, Menus & Easy-to-Make Treats for Sharing! by Nancy Fitzpatrick Wyatt, 2004-10
  3. Family Circle Big Book of Christmas: Great Holiday Recipes Gifts and Decorating Ideas (Family Circle Big Book of Christmas) by Family Circle Books, 2003-03
  4. Bon Appetit Christmas: Entertaining, Holiday Baking, Gifts from the Kitchen by Bon Appetit Editors, 1995-10-10
  5. Christmas Crafts: A Holiday Craft Book (Holiday Crafts) by Judith Hoffman Corwin, 1996-09
  6. Coming Home for Christmas Cookbook: Cherished Memories.Family Recipes,Easy How-to's...Holiday Ho by Gooseberry Patch, 1997-10-01
  7. White Christmas: Decorating and Entertaining for the Holiday Season by Tricia Foley, 1997-10-15
  8. Christmas Favorites: The Holiday Handbook: Decorating, Entertaining and Recipes by Jan N. Stedman, 1997-04
  9. No-Bake Holiday Recipes (Christmas at Home (Barbour)) by Amy Jo Robertson, 2004-09-01
  10. The Christmas Table: A Holiday Menu Cookbook by Carolyn Miller, 1994-09
  11. Santa's Favorite Holiday Treats & Christmas Sweets by Cq Products, 2003-08
  12. Holiday Desserts (Christmas at Home (Barbour)) by Gail Sattler, 2004-09-01
  13. A homestead Christmas: enjoy holiday giving -without the credit card bills later. (recipes including ones for making marshmallows and calf's foot jelly): ... from: Countryside & Small Stock Journal by Jan Palmer, 1996-11-01
  14. Christmas Sweets and Holiday Treats: 40 Vintage Recipes for Festive Cookies, Confections, and Other Delights by Allison K. Leopold, 1995-10-10

41. Cooking: Recipe For Making Your Own Eggnog, A Christmas Holiday Favorite!
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  • 3/4 cup sugar
  • 1 pint each, heavy cream and milk
  • 5 oz. rum
  • 8 oz rye
Separate eggs. Beat the whites until they stiffen, then gradually add 1/4 cup of the sugar while beating. In a separate bowl, beat the yolks, then slowly add the remaining 1/2 cup sugar, stirring continuously to dissolve it. Add the heavy cream, milk, run and rye to the yolks and stir together until the mixture is smooth. Stir beaten egg whites into the mixture, then refrigerate until thoroughly chilled. To serve, pour a jigger of brandy or rum into the bottom of a cup or glass if desired, then fill the cup with eggnog. Sprinkle with nutmeg and serve.
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42. Cookbook Corner - Holiday Cookbooks - Home Cooking
Italian holiday cooking A Collection of 150 Treasured Recipes Italian holiday cooking A Pillsbury Family christmas Cookbook Celebrate the Season
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45. Holidays: Crafts, Customs & Cooking - Readers - Multnomah County Library
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46. Chef Rick's Christmas Holiday Recipes
Click here to go outside for a very special christmas Wish from Chef Rick. Happy holidays from What’s cooking! We hope you have a merry time filled with
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Happy holidays from What’s Cooking! We hope you have a merry time filled with love, laughter and wonderful memories. Before you start preparing your holiday feast, click on the window pane for a pretty Christmas card we’d like to give you. Our section on wines and Champagnes will help you select the best for the holiday. And of course we’ve selected some of our best recipes for your holiday festivities. All the best from Chef Rick for a great holiday season. Pumpkin Spice Cake in Jars
A great gift to give at Christmas Baked Country Ham with Orange Juice and Brown Sugar Glaze
Country Ham is as much a part of Christmas in the South as Santa. This recipe is truly one of my favorites.

47. Christmas Cooking In Hungary
christmas cooking is an important part of the celebration. has been an important part of christmas baking usually made weeks before the holiday.
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Christmas cooking is an important part of the celebration. In the old villages kichen table was always the center of the houses, which was covered and decorated only for holidays. The Christmas table-cloth had a magic meaning of power: health and abundance. People put straw under the table remembering to the manger in Betlehem. Main dishes were: turkey and brioche with walnut and poppy-seed, which is called 'beigli.' Almost all Christmas food had magic meaning: poppy-seed and pear brought abundance, honey made life sweet, galic brought health, apple meant beauty and love.
Another common dish of today's Christmas-dinner is fried fish, which is a tradition mostly in towns. The scale of fish means money, wealth.
The leftover morsels from Christmas table were kept in the next 12 days,then were spread over the fields believing in good harvest in the next year. In some places they were burnt and the ash and smoke was used to cure sick children and animals.
Most of these traditions originate in the pre-Christian history, since Christmas is about the shortest day of the year, which was the end of the year for long. These traditions include superstitious predictions for future health, wealth, harvest and family life.
Ginger-bread has been an important part of Christmas baking usually made weeks before the holiday. Gingerbread figurines are used to decorate house or the tree.

48. NewHampshire.com - Holiday - Holiday Cooking Hot Lines
Online tips for cooking and baking your favorite holiday recipes. Yearround, weekdays (open Thanksgiving Day; but not christmas Day, New Year s Day and
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49. Publix Apron's News Release: Holiday Cooking 101
In Celebrations, he offers munchies and meals for christmas, New Year s and Rodgers was in the Bay area last week to teach holiday cooking at Publix’s
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(Serves 8) cooking Light, DECEMBER 1998. christmas Dinner Home for the holidays Enjoy a southern holiday dinner. cooking Light, NOVEMBER 1997
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    53. Kids Cooking: Christmas And Holiday Cookie Pops
    Kids cooking christmas and holiday Cookie Pops, part of christmas, Hannukah, Kwaanza and Yule at FABULOUS FOODS with recipes, homemade gift ideas, menus,
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    Instructions: Spread peanut butter onto the flat side of the cookies. Place an ice cream stick into the peanut butter on half the cookies. Top with another cookie so the stick is sandwiched between the two cookies.

    54. Donnamaie E. White - Friday - Adventures In Hazardous Holiday Cooking
    Adventures in Hazardous holiday cooking. Last Edit January 1, 1999 But flying at christmas is a royal pain as anyone in SFO and San Jose can tell you
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    Adventures in Hazardous Holiday Cooking
    Last Edit January 1, 1999 Illness will dampen things.
    You simply are not home, or cannot drive, or shop, or decorate, whatever.
    You want to curl up and rest.
    You don't want to stand and cook.
    You don't want to shop.
    You want things back to normal.
    And, with only one child at home, and relatives 3000 miles away, and with the extended-family moratorium on exchanging gifts by mail, the momentum is lacking.
    I don't have a long Christmas list. Just my boys. And me.
    We don't send gifts to others because, one year, I sent one sister, whom I had not seen in five years, a set of towels for the kitchen. You know the sets, pot-holder, dishtowels, packaged together.
    And she sent me the same thing - different color.
    You can't shop for people whose tastes you haven't seen for years. You are left with soap on a rope, ties, sausages, flowers and candy. Ugh! When Dad was alive, my boys would shop for him and Margie. I remember a long sausage from Hickory Farms, almost longer than the child, clutched in the hand of my then four year old younger son. He carried it around the mall - it was Grampa's. He paraded it proudly. They wrapped it carefully. We had a slew of other little presents to send back. So the boys could wrap and package and learn to share. We added cookies and fruitcake and fudge. Homemade. But a short number of Christmases before we lost him my Dad had requested no more stuff! He had everything! He wanted to throw things out! (Unheard of!)

    55. Tips And Tricks For Holiday Cooking
    Since cooking is such a traditional and important part of the holidays, don t feel like cooking, join our Grey Rock staff as they celebrate christmas in
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    December 2004 Heidel House News Tips and Tricks for Holiday Cooking Greetings As I started to gather my thoughts for this note, a little voice was nagging: "Don't forget to bake your cookies tonight." Like many of you this time of year, I need to bake my holiday cookies to take to work, holiday parties and for my family. Since cooking is such a traditional and important part of the holidays, I sat down with our Food and Beverage Director to get some tips and tricks to make your holiday cooking a little easier. If cooking is taking away from your shopping time, visit our on-line store to purchase your gifts. Create a custom package for that special someone, or choose from a variety of other amenities and services. Pay for them all at our secure check-out and you'll be set for the season.
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    56. NOBLE Web: Christmas
    Wikipedia christmas An introduction to the holiday from Wikipedia, A large collection of links to holiday cooking pages from The Kitchen Link
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    57. Christmas Cooking
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    Traditionally served in Sweden at Christmas time. 1¾ cups butter 2/3 cup sugar 1 egg yolk 3¼ cups flour - approximately 3 tablespoons brandy cinnamon sugar Cream butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Beat egg yolk into brandy and mix in with butter. Gradually sift in enough flour to make a smooth yet soft dough. Gather this into a ball and chill for 1to 2 hours. Pinch off small pieces of dough, and on a lightly floured board toll into thin pencil strips approximately 5 inches long. Twist the rolls together in pairs, rope fashion and then make a ring. Dough should remain cold until it is rolled, so divided into portions so some will remain chilled while you work the rest. Sprinkle with sugar and place on a lightly buttered baking sheet. Bake in a preheated 350- degree oven for 10 minutes, or until a pale golden yellow. Cool and store in an airtight container. Yields: 60

    59. KCKPL YS/Winter Holiday Cooking Resources
    J 745.59 ROBINS, christmas Fun. J 641.56 cooking, cooking in the Kitchen with Santa. J 745.59 CHERKERZIAN, christmas Fun holiday crafts and treats
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    Visit cooking Light s website for their cookie recipe countdown a new cookie recipe a day Looking for ideas for your christmas holiday entertaining?
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