Hi Folks!!!
Im Emma rocket 88s OH..
I would like to start doing some christmas baking with the kids.but all the recipes i seem to be looking at seem to be a bit posh and not traditional..was just wondering if anyone as any good old fashioned recpies????
cheers
Emma.***
Full Version: Traditional Christmas Recipes
could try making fruit mince pies or shortbread.. they are both dead easy...
also rum balls or apricot balls (yummo) or chocolate dipped mini plum puddings...
okay will stop drooling now
also rum balls or apricot balls (yummo) or chocolate dipped mini plum puddings...
okay will stop drooling now
You could try a gingerbread house, gingerbread isn't too bad to make... though I must admit I always buy mine ready done and just assemble them with icing and sweets.
Victorian recipes
Various recipes, if you wanna spice it up some
Vege's
BBC
Some decent websites here, I'll be making some stuff off here
Various recipes, if you wanna spice it up some
Vege's
BBC
Some decent websites here, I'll be making some stuff off here
QUOTE (Chokmah @ Nov 23 2007, 12:09 PM) 
Victorian recipes
Various recipes, if you wanna spice it up some
Vege's
BBC
Some decent websites here, I'll be making some stuff off here
Various recipes, if you wanna spice it up some
Vege's
BBC
Some decent websites here, I'll be making some stuff off here
that's all I want for x-mas , some pretty pert brit that can make steak n kidney pudding - actually that whole Victorian recipes looks great . reminds me of being back in Epsom at my girlfriends mothers house for x-mas.
Well that Victorian Christmas Dinner was interesting to read, and I loved the Plum Pudding recipe...Always wondered how it was made...But what is the zambione (spelling) that's served with it...
traditional Ukrainian/Polish Christmas like my gran used to make. Now I make them .
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pointe/5892/Recipe2.html
another good one -
http://www.geocities.com/NapaValley/4795/national.html
Ukrainian Christmas Spiderweb Legend
One family in the village was too poor to have a decorated Christmas tree in their house. The mother had hung a few meager nuts and fruits on the small tree outside their door in hopes of bringing some cheer to her childrens' Christmas Day celebration.
On Christmas Eve, the spiders heard her prayers and hung their webs all over the tree. As the sun came up, its rays glittered and sparkled on the dew that was sprinkled on the webs and turned them to silver and gold.
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pointe/5892/Recipe2.html
another good one -
http://www.geocities.com/NapaValley/4795/national.html
Ukrainian Christmas Spiderweb Legend
One family in the village was too poor to have a decorated Christmas tree in their house. The mother had hung a few meager nuts and fruits on the small tree outside their door in hopes of bringing some cheer to her childrens' Christmas Day celebration.
On Christmas Eve, the spiders heard her prayers and hung their webs all over the tree. As the sun came up, its rays glittered and sparkled on the dew that was sprinkled on the webs and turned them to silver and gold.
QUOTE (Lt_Ripley @ Nov 25 2007, 02:32 AM)
traditional Ukrainian/Polish Christmas like my gran used to make. Now I make them .
<a href="http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pointe/5892/Recipe2.html" target="_blank">http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pointe/5892/Recipe2.html</a>
another good one -
<a href="http://www.geocities.com/NapaValley/4795/national.html" target="_blank">http://www.geocities.com/NapaValley/4795/national.html</a>
Ukrainian Christmas Spiderweb Legend
One family in the village was too poor to have a decorated Christmas tree in their house. The mother had hung a few meager nuts and fruits on the small tree outside their door in hopes of bringing some cheer to her childrens' Christmas Day celebration.
On Christmas Eve, the spiders heard her prayers and hung their webs all over the tree. As the sun came up, its rays glittered and sparkled on the dew that was sprinkled on the webs and turned them to silver and gold.
<a href="http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pointe/5892/Recipe2.html" target="_blank">http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pointe/5892/Recipe2.html</a>
another good one -
<a href="http://www.geocities.com/NapaValley/4795/national.html" target="_blank">http://www.geocities.com/NapaValley/4795/national.html</a>
Ukrainian Christmas Spiderweb Legend
One family in the village was too poor to have a decorated Christmas tree in their house. The mother had hung a few meager nuts and fruits on the small tree outside their door in hopes of bringing some cheer to her childrens' Christmas Day celebration.
On Christmas Eve, the spiders heard her prayers and hung their webs all over the tree. As the sun came up, its rays glittered and sparkled on the dew that was sprinkled on the webs and turned them to silver and gold.
Thanks a bunch, i gave your recipes a go, followed the instructions word for word,
lets just say, it tasted like Ukrainian/Polish *SpamFilter*
think ill stick to traditional Turkey
QUOTE (lord scrummage @ Nov 25 2007, 05:59 PM)
Thanks a bunch, i gave your recipes a go, followed the instructions word for word,
lets just say, it tasted like Ukrainian/Polish *SpamFilter*
think ill stick to traditional Turkey
lets just say, it tasted like Ukrainian/Polish *SpamFilter*
think ill stick to traditional Turkey
then you must have screwed up. Maybe if you had washed your hands after using the bathroom it would have tasted better.
by the way where did you find white cabbage ? I've never been able to find white cabbage in the UK good enough to make stuffed cabbage. Curly leaf sure, but not white in the 2 years I was there.
your lying is unbecoming and childish.
Billy Hill's Traditional Christmas pudding.
Ingredients
1 cup (8oz) black pudding
2 cups (1lb) raisins
1 cup (1/2lb) pig's fat
1 cup (1/2lb)cow pat
2 cup (1/2lb) Vodka
i6 level tablespoons sugar
5 teaspoon baking powder (preferably cocaine)
6 heaped tablespoons plain flour
1 tablespoon almonds, blanched and chopped
the juice and rind of 1 lemon
3 eggs
2 cups (1/2lb) breadcrumbs + fish fingers
6 cups of salt
4-5 bottles of brandy.
I must admit....even if I say it myself... it tastes like crap.
QUOTE (lord scrummage @ Nov 25 2007, 05:59 PM)
Thanks a bunch, i gave your recipes a go, followed the instructions word for word,
lets just say, it tasted like Ukrainian/Polish *SpamFilter*
think ill stick to traditional Turkey
lets just say, it tasted like Ukrainian/Polish *SpamFilter*
think ill stick to traditional Turkey
Hmmm, seems you and your twin brother Billy have simular tastes.
Gee...I wonder why?!?! 
I had some kind of bread made with goat's milk and it had a walnut and brown sugar filling. It was great. Have no idea what nation makes it for Christmas, just know it was a Euro recipe. Boy, I would love to have that stuff again.
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