Baking - quick and easy recipes - page 38

I love baking Heidesand, especially at Christmas time. This classic North German pastry is wonderfully crumbly and literally melts in your mouth. I've made this recipe countless times and every time the result has been fantastic. It takes a little patience, but it's definitely worth it.

This recipe for chocolate bread is my absolute favorite. It's a bread that has an irresistible chocolate flavor. I've made it countless times and every time it's just heavenly. It's the perfect treat for a cozy afternoon or as a special breakfast for the family. From the rich chocolate to the perfectly prepared bread, it's a sensory delight to be appreciated in every bite.

Lussekatter, or Lucia cats, are traditional Swedish yeast pastries that are baked for Lucia on December 13th. I have made this recipe several times and it is always a hit with my family and guests. They are soft, slightly sweet and have an incomparable saffron flavor. This recipe makes about 20 pieces.

I love baking Printen. As a traditional Aachen pastry, they are an absolute must at Christmas time. With their spicy mixture of honey, rock candy and gingerbread spice, they are always a delicious and festive addition. Through years of practice, I have refined my Printen recipe time and time again and I look forward to sharing it with you.

Recipe for a simple baked salmon in the oven with potatoes and other vegetables.

Recipe for delicious peanut cookies. What I love most about them is the delicious taste of peanut butter and their soft, crunchy texture.

Recipe for almond Christmas pastries with cinnamon, traditionally baked at Christmas.

A winter classic, Christmas pudding is one of my favorite desserts to end December holiday dinners.

Traditional recipe for Christmas cookies, which we bake with the children.

Christmas panettone is one of my favorite recipes during the holidays. Its sweet taste mixed with candied fruits and raisins, its Christmas aroma, as well as its soft texture, never fail to amaze everyone. This recipe brings back many memories from my childhood and I hope it fills you with joy too. Whenever I have the opportunity to make it, I always make sure to make enough to share with my loved ones.

Cannelloni is a family tradition in my house during Christmas. This recipe is special to me because I remember my grandmother preparing them every year. The aroma of the cannelloni in the oven was the definite indicator that Christmas celebrations had begun. Filled with juicy meat and topped with bechamel sauce and melted cheese, these cannelloni are the perfect main dish for any Christmas celebration.

Nothing invokes the magic of the holidays quite like a delicious Christmas Baked Stuffed Capon. Every year, my family and I prepare this dish together as a tradition. The exquisite flavor of the spices mixed with the juiciness of the capon heralds the start of the season and fills our home with incredibly cozy aromas. With a crispy outside and a soft, juicy inside, this dish is always a hit on the Christmas table.

I always associate this wonderful recipe for aniseed cookies with Christmas and the sweet smells of my grandma's kitchen. Every year we make these delicious cookies and keep the family Christmas tradition alive. My grandma's apothecary scales are of course also used to determine the perfect mixture of aniseed and sugar.

I love baking these nut cookies at Christmas time. They remind me of my childhood and the cozy hours I spent in my grandmother's kitchen. The spice of the nuts, the tender, buttery cookie dough and the light touch of vanilla sugar make them irresistible. I always look forward to baking them and look forward even more to giving them as gifts and enjoying them.

This simple recipe for butter cookies is a longtime favorite in my family. I've made it through many Christmases, birthday parties or just cozy weekends. The perfect blend of crispy and tender makes these cookies a hit with young and old alike.

This recipe for chocolate curd has been perfected after countless attempts and failures in my own kitchen. The key is the right chocolate and the right sugar. The chocolate is gently melted and then finished off with a topping that makes it extra crunchy. Nothing is better than homemade chocolate - trust me!