Holiday Treats | Photo by Renee Comet 2013 Television Food Network | The Wright State Guardian
Holiday treats should be fun, easy and something the whole family can enjoy. Find five easy and delicious holiday recipes below.
English toffee from Paula Deen
English toffee is one of many treats that takes little time to make and fit the season just right with a few ingredients. This dish takes less than half an hour on the stovetop and, with a big enough freezer, can be cooled faster than the recipe states.
This YouTube video will show you how to make them step-by-step.
Fantasy fudge
Fudge is another easy treat to make that can be a great gift or a dessert at a holiday dinner. Making several batches is easy and adding walnuts gives the fudge an amazing crunch.
This recipe from Jiffy can be found here or on any jar of Jiffy marshmallow fluff.
Cranberry orange pecan crisp
This recipe is a great addition as either a dessert or a side to a holiday meal. Add blueberries with the cranberries to give it additional flavor.
When adding the blueberries, you can either substitute half the cranberries or use the same amount of blueberries as cranberries without doubling the rest of the recipe.
No-Bake cookies
No-bakes are some of the easiest treats to make. There are only a few ingredients and it takes less than half an hour to cook, scoop and cool.
Walnuts are a wonderful addition to this quick-made cookie.
Puppy Chow
This treat is always fun to make with loved ones. It is easy and there are many ways to make it festive for any holiday throughout the year.
The most festive ways to make puppy chow is holiday-themed M&Ms and sprinkles. Reese’s Pieces may not be the perfect holiday theme, but they are also a great addition.
