Holiday cooking and baking are always filled with cheer — except when you’re stuck in the kitchen all alone. Here are some simple holiday recipes to help you get the whole family involved in preparing for a celebration:
Reindeer Cinnamon Buns Recipe
Add a festive twist to your holiday breakfasts. All you need is a few reindeer embellishments! Whether you use store-bought cinnamon buns or make them from scratch, these are sure to be a hit. Click here for the complete recipe from parenting.com!
Breakfast with a reindeer! Click the picture for the recipe.
Cake Bon-Bons Recipe
You can find a variety of cake ball recipes, from cookies and cream to red velvet and apple pie. Choose your family’s favorite flavor and grab a boxed cake mix for a quick, easy treat. These bon bons from bettycrocker.com are delish!
Bonbons from Betty Crocker! Click the picture for the recipe!
Snowmen Donut Sticks Recipe
Bring store-bought powdered sugar to life when you turn it into delightful snowmen! Let your kids string donuts onto a cake pop stick and give them the freedom to decorate their snowman in a fun and unique manner. This winning recipe from myrecipes.com is sure to make everyone happy!
Frosty has never tastes so yummy! Click the Picture for the recipe.
Gingerbread People Recipe
Don’t forget about this holiday classic. Have fun with it when you use different sized cookie cutters to create an entire gingerbread family! Have your kids make up a background story for their gingerbread people, and they’ll be entertained for days. Myrecipes.com has come up with another great holiday recipe that everyone will run to catch!
Kids and adult will love these! Click the picture for the recipe.
The holidays provide the best opportunities to bond with your kids in the kitchen. Need more ideas? Check out these holiday cooking resources from kids-cooking-activities.com. Also, if you are in a time crunch, don’t forget the power of pre-made cookie dough and decoration to bring out the smiles and keep everyone in the the holiday spirit.
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