HUGE KitchenAid Giveaway {13-Cup Food Processor, 7 Qt Stand Mixer, & Hand Blender}

By Maria Lichty

Updated February 19, 2013

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UPDATE: This giveaway is now CLOSED! The winner is “Connie the Cookie Monster” (#1879). Congratulations! Thanks to everyone who entered!

Today is our last giveaway of the holiday season and we are going out with a big bang! We teamed up with our friends at KitchenAid to offer you an AMAZING KitchenAid giveaway. One lucky reader will win a KitchenAid 13-Cup Food Processor, a 7 Qt KitchenAid Stand Mixer, AND a KitchenAid 5 Speed Hand Blender. I think I just heard you scream with excitement:) I know I am jumping with joy! We love all of our KitchenAid appliances and these are 3 of our very favorites! We are SO excited about this giveaway!

The KitchenAid 13-cup Food Processor is awesome! We use ours all of the time to shred cheese and zucchini, make galette dough, make dips, and more. The 13-cup KitchenAid food processor really does everything. It slices, shreds, kneads, chops, and purees. It is a dream machine! And it has the first-ever externally adjustable slicing lever, which makes adjusting from a thick to think slice a breeze! It also has a 3-in-1 Ultra Wide Mouth Feed Tube that accommodates foods of all sizes. The Food Processor is also BPA free and dishwasher safe. It comes in red, chrome, silver, black, and white.

My KitchenAid 7-quart Bowl-Lift Residential Stand Mixer is my very best friend. My KitchenAid mixer has helped me make numerous batches of cookies. We have already shared so many memories together. Our mixer is part of our family:) Caleb is also very fond of our mixer. Every time he hears it turn on he crawls as fast as he can to watch.

The 7 Qt Mixer has a 1.3 HP Motor with 10 different speeds. It can mix, whip, and knead like no other machine on the market. It can hold over 8 pounds of dough and make 14 dozen cookies! And it whips cream in a matter of seconds. There is no better kitchen appliance, in my opinion:) The mixer comes with a dishwasher safe  Powerknead™ Spiral Dough Hook, coated metal Flat Beater, and Stainless Steel 11-Wire Elliptical Whip. The mixer comes in red, white, black, and silver.

And last, but not least, the KitchenAid 5 Speed Hand Blender. This blender might be small, but it is mighty! It blends, chops, purees, shreds, minces, mixes, and whisks…all in the palm of your hand. It is easy to use too! You can easily change between different types of stainless steel blades with no hassle or tools. We use it all of the time for pureeing soups. You can stick the hand blender right into the soup pot! It is easy to clean because all of the attachments and accessories are dishwasher safe. And it comes with a storage case so you can keep all of the components together. This is a must have kitchen tool! It comes in black and silver.

To enter to win a KitchenAid 13-Cup Food Processor, 7 Qt Stand Mixer, and Hand Blender, leave a comment on this post, telling us “What is your favorite holiday recipe?”

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The giveaway is open until Monday, December 17th at 11:59 p.m. MST. The giveaway is only open to U.S. residents. Be sure a valid email address is included with your comment(s). Winner will be chosen randomly and announced on this post. We will email the winner and if the winner doesn’t respond in 48 hours, a new winner will be chosen. The winner will choose their appliance colors and all prizes will be shipped by KitchenAid. Good luck!

Disclosure: This giveaway is being provided by our friends at KitchenAid, but our opinions are our own.

 

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  4. My favourite Christmas recipe is a cookie recipe I found a few years back from Giada. It’s a shortbread cookie with cranberries, pistachios, some added almond extract, and a simple lemon and icing sugar glaze. It’s always a huge hit and my favourite thing to bring as a gift for Christmas gatherings!

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  56. Thanksgiving is my time to cook for the whole family, but Christmas is my favorite time to bake! I love baking anything sweet for Christmas. This year, I will be baking up some of your delicious cookies from your Holiday edition cookie recipe book! (:

    AWESOME AWESOME giveaway.

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  70. I have several favorite holiday recipes. Martha stewarts lemon pound cake, my mother in laws chestnut stuffing, a super yummy pumpkin bread, and so many more. Love this giveaway! thanks for doing this!

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  75. I don’t know how to pick a favorite holiday recipe! I love to try new recipes, though, and I can’t wait to try those gingerbread ice box cupcakes!

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  77. It’s so hard to come up with a favorite! I request that my dad make clams casino for me every Christmas, so I think I’d have to go with that.

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  90. AWESOME giveaway! My favorite holiday recipe is homemade cinnamon rolls with cream cheese frosting. My mouth is watering now-yum!

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  96. I love to make Christmas Cookies of course, but I also really like to make baked brie en croute with homemade cranberry sauce!

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  107. I am learning how to make Kleiner which is a family tradition from my Husband. His mother passed away a few years ago (who was the Queen on Kleiner) and so I try to carry on this tradition for him and we make the cookies together. It is all about the shapes and getting the perfect fry!

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  138. Wow! I think I read that at least 3 times to believe such an awesome giveaway! My favorite holiday recipes are both from my father in law, his stuffing and his apricot tarts are the best.

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  139. I love making Chex mixes for the holidays! My favorite is what we call White Trash, but is also known as Chex Buddies. Yum!!

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  147. my mom always made seven layers, so those are must-haves. but we always have pierogies on christmas eve, so i’m thinking that those are MY favorite šŸ™‚

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  168. My favorite holiday recipe is a white chocolate cheesecake that both my and my husband’s family request year after year. It’s sinfully delicious!

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  174. My mom just handed down the recipe to her chocolate crackle (ie crack) cookies. I kinda wish she hadn’t because now I know what’s in them….. but they’re sooooo good.

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  204. My favorite holiday recipe…would probably be my mom’s recipe for pumpkin bread. It is so indulgent, with lots of sugar and butter!

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  242. my favorite holiday treat to make are the M&M/pretzel/hershey kiss treats. so easy and everyone loves them. they make a great hostess gift too.

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  247. I love my grandma’s red velvet cake. She tops it with maraschino cherries and a really unique whipped frosting. So nostalgic and delicious!

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  253. My favorite holiday recipe is hard to choose from honestly, but I will have to say my kids adorable homemade sugar cookies and icing because it’s SO cute to watch!

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  273. Although I baked a lot during the holidays my favorite holiday recipe is for stuffing balls my family has been making for years.

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  279. I love sugar cookies for the holidays – my favorite part (other than eating them) is decorating! šŸ™‚

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  283. i will have to say it is eggnong bread. I have so many requests for it yearly that I know the recipe by heart and I make probably 20-25 loaves each season.

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  306. My favorite holiday recipe is my moms frozen salad. It is has whipping cream and fruit and its delicious’!

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  309. My favorite holiday recipe is an oldie but a goodie: decorated sugar cookies! They are so comforting and fun to make šŸ™‚

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  317. My favorite holiday recipe is my MIL’s cheese ball. It’s sinfully rich, so we only make it during the holidays. And it’s my go-to recipe for taking to office parties and get-togethers. It always gets raves.

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  351. Favorite is hard… I’m a cheese ball lover and a good beef and onion cheese ball is the best. I recipe comes from a deli I worked at in High School and it is wonderful!

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  361. Yikes, choosing a favorite holiday recipe is difficult. I think it would have to be the chocolate sandwich cookies my mom makes, though really just any christmas cookie.

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  372. My favorite Christmas recipe is Creme de Menthe brownies – I’ve also made them with peppermint flavor so I have red and green.

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  411. My favorite holiday recipe is for peanut brittle. It is the only time of the year that I make it so it stays a holiday tradition.

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  424. My favorite holiday recipe is a crab stuffed mushroom recipe that my mom showed me how to make years ago. It’s so cheesy and creamy and delicious – so bad, but so so good šŸ™‚

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  427. My favorite holiday recipe is cinnamon buns! We make them on Christmas morning, and it’s such a tradition. Anytime I eat cinnamon buns, I think of Christmas!

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  463. My favorite holiday recipe is Over-Night French Toast Bake. I make it every year for Christmas breakfast.

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  482. I am not sure if this is a holiday-y (I only get to eat it on the holidays) but my aunt’s Jalapeno Corn Casserole. It seems to make everything from the dressing to the mashed potatoes tastier.

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  494. My favorite holiday recipe is your white chocolate gingersnaps. Made them for the first time last year, and I have been so excited to make them again this year! They are so good and I ate so many that I will only allow myself to make them around the holidays šŸ™‚

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  518. My favorite holiday recipe if definitely my mothers’ colossal cookies (peanut butters, oatmeal, chocolate chips)!

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  545. Hi Maria,
    I just found you and this amazing giveaway on Twitter. But I sent a thanks to Julie @thelittlekitchn. Yikes! I totally misread the tweet. However, I corrected my bad self, RT’d, favored and followed you. My apologies.

    Now, my favorite holiday recipe if chocolate-pecan bourbon pie.

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  550. I make a heavenly chocolate bourbon pecan pie every year. SO good. My husband is allergic to nuts so I even get to eat the whole thing myself. Wheeee!

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  553. My favorite holiday recipe is chocolate peanut butter balls (aka buckeyes). They are not necessarily just for the holidays, but we have made the a holiday tradition in my family.

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  556. My first thought was our family Cranberry Salad. We also have a great saucy green bean dish that I can’t get enough of!

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  560. My favorite holiday recipe would have to be the one I use for gingerbread cookies, my family can not get enough of them and look forward to them every year.

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  572. My favorite holiday recipe is the enchiladas that my father & I make from scratch every year. Delicious!!

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  573. My favorite holiday recipe are the peanut butter blossom cookies made with Hershey’s kisses! I also love my mother’s sausage, egg, and cheese casserole we have every Christmas morning!

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  593. My favorite holiday recipe has to be my mom’s fruit cocktail cake. It’s as close to fruitcake as I’m willing to get. It’s almost more of a fruit bread (zucchini or banana) than a real cake. So moist and yummy!

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  614. wowmygod this is a ridiculous giveaway!
    my favorite holiday recipe is um… well it’s only traditional in my family’s sense, but fried rice c: make it every year for new years.

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  630. I love love love my Great Grandmother’s Buttermilk Poundcake and my mom’s fruit cake cookies (no seriously, they are so good!) šŸ™‚

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  631. My favorite holiday recipe is actually just a breakfast recipe which could be eaten at any time throughout the year – Creamed Eggs on Toast. It’s easy, you make a basic white sauce, grate in hard boiled eggs, salt and pepper to taste, then serve over toast. In my family, we tear the toast into a pile of bite-sized pieces. This recipe is a favorite of mine during the holidays because it reminds me of Christmases spent at my grandparents’. If I woke up early enough, I got to tiptoe down the stairs and help grandma make the toast while listening to grandpa play carols on the organ until my rowdy brothers woke up.

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  636. My husband and I have started a tradition of making a big meal of steak and crab legs for either Christmas or New Year’s (whichever one we are at home for) and it is a huge hit!

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  649. My very favorite holiday recipe is Chocolate Crinkle Crisps. My great grandmother used to send me a tin full every Christmas. I make them year round, but there is something special about eating them in front of the Christmas tree.

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  652. I’d have to say fudge. Or I’m going to try making Baklava this year, which could turn out to be my favorite. Thanks for the chance to win!

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  691. I’m a huge fan of ginger cookies of any kind, but my Mimi’s have always been my favorite. And on the savory side, a big fat ham just can’t be beat!

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  706. My favorite holiday recipe would have to be Peanut Blossoms. They’re my all-time favorite Christmas cookie. It doesn’t feel like Christmas-time unless I’ve made a batch, or two, or three.

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  726. My grandmother’s Fruitcake cookies….though they are nothing like fruitcake. I use to sit and help her cut and mix them as a child over 50 years ago…not Christmas without them

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  729. Hands down, my grandma’s recipe for Chinese Chews. They are the most amazing cookie I have ever eaten/baked in my life. YUM.

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  734. My favorite holiday recipe it roasted brussel sprouts and squash with some bacon and parm cheese. Top it with a poached egg and it is sooo good.

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  744. I love making a spinach-cheddar-bacon quiche for Christmas brunch. The fam snacks on it all day to tide them over till Christmas dinner!

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  750. My favorite holiday recipe is Yorkshire pudding/popovers. It’s a family tradition, and I always end up eating about a million of them. Light and fluffy = healthy, right?

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  761. M & M cookie bars, a wonderful recipe we have been making each year for more than 20 years. It came from a friend, many years ago..

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  784. Hm.. I don’t have a favorite holiday recipe. Although I just started baking these awesome peppermint crunch cookies and have already made 5 batches within the last few weeks! I have a feeling it will become a tradition!

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  795. ANYthing with peppermint …but right now all of your 30 cookies are looking pretty good! We particularly liked the Chocolate Mint cookies…

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  799. My favorite recipe is Spaghetti every Christmas Eve family and friends gather at my house and we celebrate with a spaghetti dinner PS I am following you on pintrist

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  801. I love love love my grandmas cheeseball recipe. Of all the millions out there I have never seen hers pop up. Love it!

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  805. I think I have 2 favorite recipes: gingerbread cutout cookies (a recipe from my sister-in-law’s mother), and chocolate Andes mint cookies. I give them away as gifts and people look forward to the holidays because of ’em!

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  814. My favorite Christmas recipe is a special shrimp dip that my grandma created. It reminds us of her and its delicious!

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  816. My favourite recipe is for Eggnog Cupcakes. I use a basic vanilla cake recipe and substitute egg nog for the milk in the recipe. It tastes best with homemade eggnog, but store-bought eggnog will do in a pinch. Fast, easy, and gets rave reviews.

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  817. My favorite holiday recipe is something my family calls Oklahoma brunch. We eat it once a year on Christmas morning. It’s a breakfast casserole with eggs, cheese, and ham in it. I look forward to it all year!

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  864. Favorite holiday recipe is probably the easiest thing ever just some cans of fruit cocktail and tropical fruit mixed with cool whip and a pack of banana pudding. šŸ˜€ mm mm good. šŸ˜€

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  879. My favorite holiday recipe is a cream cheese sugar cookie I make every year. Not to mention all the other cookie recipes I make only once a year. I love holiday baking! Thank you so much for the chance to win.

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  894. I’ve always wanted a Kitchen Aide stand mixer! It would make it so much easier during the holidays. One of the holiday favorites at our house is pecan tarts. This year I’ve been making spiced and sugared pecans as well. Anything with lots of nuts is always a hit around here!

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  897. I need these things badly!
    I love to make coconut macaroons. They are so simple and everyone always gobbles them up. Also, gluten free!

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  911. It’s a toss up! Both are desserts, obviously. First is my mom’s pumpkin pie, which is extra spicy with cloves. And the second are candy cane cookies — they are a little tedious to roll out and twist into candy cane shapes, but definitely my all-time favorite Christmas cookie, especially a little overcooked so they are extra crunchy. =)

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  914. It’s not much of a “holiday recipe” but my mom always used to make our neighbors little loaves of lemon poppy-seed bread. I love carrying on that tradition.

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  919. My favorite holiday recipe is my nana’s cinnamon rolls. I only make them at Christmas every year because they are so decadent, but they are worth every bite!

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  920. Favorite holiday recipe: Hard to choose, so I’ll say any type of homemade soup. Something warm to ward off the chill from outside!

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  928. Giada’s Panettone Bread Pudding with Amaretto Sauce. I use Williams Sonoma Panettone. Expensive but well worth the treat!

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  933. Holiday favorites have always been my grandfathers recipes for oyster stew and his sage and sausage stuffing. My families new favorites are chocolate pot de creme for dessert and hot Tom and Jerry’s to sip. Yummy

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  946. I love my grandmother’s recipe for Rum Balls. It may not be my favorite dessert ever, but they’re special because we only make them at Christmas

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  956. My favorite recipe is snickerdoodles. I just made the brown buttered ones you just posted. DELICIOUS

    i follow you on rss! šŸ™‚

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  957. My favorite holiday recipe is the simple sugar cookie with frosting. It might be boring, but I can’t pass up a soft sugar cookie with frosting.

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  959. My fave are these cookies that include rice krispies, captain crunch, peanuts, and marshmallows coated in melted vanilla bark and peanut butter, then refrigerated until they’re crunchy. Delicious!

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  971. My mom and I make a Stollen – it’s an amazing ring of yeast dough with nuts and fruit inside… A great alternative for those who don’t appreciate fruit cake – like me.

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  998. I just discovered my new favorite Christmas recipe – cranberry orange walnut bread. Cranberry and orange such a great combination!

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  1008. My favorite holiday recipe is a chocolate “snowball cookie” with powdered sugar on top. Makes me want them right now!

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  1010. Our family makes Cream Filled Wafers. My mom has been making these ever since I can remember and a holiday wouldn’t be the same without them!
    Thanks for this GREAT giveaway!

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  1020. Oh I would love this! I need a food processor so bad! And would love a big Kitchen Aid! My favorite holiday recipe is a breakfast casserole that we have every Christmas morning.

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  1028. My favorite holiday recipe is my White Chocolate, Cranberry, Orange, Almond Fudge. MMM! It’s so simple, yet it gets such praise every time I make it.

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  1064. My favorite holiday recipe… changes every year. And that’s part of the fun – searching for something new that will be just right for the gatherings of friends and family!

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  1072. Mashed potatoes! Does that count as a holiday recipe? It does for me. Every holiday meal has (or MUST have) mashed potatoes.

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  1074. My favorite holiday recipe is Russian Tea Cakes. I’ve been making them since the 70’s. They are little shortbread ball cookies full of pecans and rolled in powdered sugar.

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  1082. This is AMAZING~ fingers crossed! My favorite holiday recipe is one of the many types of cookies I enjoy baking for family and friends this time of year, like sugar cookies!

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  1088. cranberries, cranberries, cranberries! I make a cranberry fig compote that I am obsessed with and put it on everything.

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  1096. My favorite Christmas recipe would be my Great Grandma’s peppernuts. She learned from her grandma and each generation of women has made them ever since.

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  1104. Wow! A kitchen lover’s dream come true this is. My favorite holiday recipes is a raspberry swirl cheesecake I make every year.

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  1109. My favorite thing to make for the holidays is a simple sugar cookie from a recipe my mom used. I grew up making and decorating these cookies and so did my children. Plus, they are delicious!

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  1115. Christmas Morning Bread…easiest recipe in the world – store bought biscuits (the kind from a easy to open tube!), butter, and brown sugar. Throw it all in a bundt pan and bake. YUM!!! Thanks for the wonderful giveaway. Maybe if I win these prizes my favorite recipe will be something more adventurous!

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  1120. My great-grandmother’s oatmeal raisin cookies. The recipe uses buttermilk, cinnamon, and lots of vanilla. They smell amazing while they’re baking.

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  1127. My favorite holiday recipe is holiday fudge bars. I make different variations depending on the M&Ms I use: peppermint, plain, etc. The red and green hues just scream the holidays!

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  1151. Wowsers. My jaw hit the table!!!! My favorite holiday recipe to make is a toss up between gingerbread cookies and making divinity using my great grandmother’s recipe. I’m so looking forward to making both with my 2 year old this year!!

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  1154. Rainbow Venetians-those chocolate topped striped bar cookies seen in Italian bakeries…..once a year they’re a must-make for me.

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  1168. My favorite holiday recipe is my grandmother’s dressing (stuffing). We had it at every holiday dinner when I was growing up. Great memories!

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  1176. my favorite holiday recipe has to homemade biscuits and gravy mmmmmmm šŸ™‚
    4cups of flour
    2tablespoons of baking powder
    2teaspoons salt
    1 cup grated FROZEN butter
    1 1/2 cups of milk
    mix into a dough use a glass to cut out shapes and bake 10 minutes
    sop up your gravy and clean your plate.

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  1180. My favorite holiday recipe is my grandmother’s stuffing. It’s simple bread stuffing, but brings back such wonderful memories!

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  1184. SO many different recipes to choose from! I think my favorites have to be my cheeseball, peanut clusters and peanut butter balls – YUM!!

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  1192. Family classics are my favorite thing to bake! We always have my grandmother’s chili relleno casserole the day after Thanksgiving, as well as on the weekends when the whole family is in town for the holidays.

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  1205. My favorite holiday recipe is a cookie recipe – oatmeal cookies with walnuts, cranberries, maple syrup and cinnamon. They go so well with the wassail I make this time of year.

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  1210. My favorite holiday recipe is gingerbread. Love it! I usually make up some homemade whipped cream to serve it with, and sometimes even top it with some whole-berry cranberry sauce. Oh my. SO GOOD.

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  1219. My favorite holiday recipe is my mom’s classic sugar cookie recipe! It’s been passed down in the family for three generations and anyone who’s ever tried them raves about them being the best they’ve ever had! It’s always my favorite time of the holidays when my mom and I get together to make a batch of these famous cookies!

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  1232. My favorite holiday recipe is likely some sort of cookie – but that is a TOUGH question! I’ll go with lemon cranberry cookies!

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  1250. my favorite holiday recipe is just a good old chocolate chip cookie recipe because I only make them around the holidays or I’d be as big as the house!

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  1283. It’s hard to mention just one favorite because Christmas is my favorite baking season. My favorite thing is probably the fresh batch of warm cookies I bake christmas morning (I make the dough the day before), which we eat with a glass of ice-cold milk while opening all the presents. They are usually “just” regular chocolate chip cookies, but made with all the best ingredients out there (European-style butter and the the best quality chocolate available etc.), because nothing beats a good chocolate chip cookie šŸ™‚ Merry Christmas and thanks for all the amazing give-aways!

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  1284. I make cinnamon rolls every Christmas and that has definitely turned into one of my favorite recipes, as well as traditions!

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  1286. My favorite holiday recipe is either molasses crinkles with pecans or mint chocolate truffles. Peppermint has always meant Christmas to me and my family; however, I also love the spice that comes from the holidays!

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  1299. I am learning to get better at cooking, and these tools would look faaaaabulous in my kitchen!

    My favorite holiday recipe is good old fashioned cutout cookies. Mom and I make a ton of them every year. šŸ™‚

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  1300. My favorite holiday recipe is Peppermint-Peppermint Chip Chocolate Brownies. With some crushed candy cane sprinkled on top. Love it. You have the best giveaways!

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  1301. Nothing says “Christmas” like my grandmother’s wonderful Zuccini bread. It’s my absolute favorite holiday recipe and now that she’s no longer making it, I’ve taken it upon myself to keep the tradition going. I now make it for all of my friends and family this time of the year!

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  1311. My mom’s rollout Christmas cookies. My brother and I used to steal the cookie dough so much mom finally figured out that she needed to make two batches – one to bake and one for me and my brother to eat!!

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  1318. My favorite holiday recipe is icebox cake with Nabisco chocolate wafers! mmmm so good! thanks for this giveaway! šŸ™‚

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  1321. The month of December is my favorite time to bake and my favorite Christmas recipes involve cookies and I cannot decide whether it’s White chocolate chip peppermint cookies or traditional sugar cookies- Is there anything better than icing and decorating cookies?

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  1340. My favorite holiday recipe is peanut butter star (aka blossom) cookies–now if I could just find those chocolate blossoms in the store, I would be one happy baker this holiday season!

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  1373. I don’t have a particular favorite, other than spiced hot chocolate with cinnamon, clove, nutmeg and ginger with a dark chocolate base. Yum.

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  1375. I would have to say my Stuffed Grapeleaves because I usually only make them for the holidays.

    This is an AWESOME giveaway, so thank you very much for the opportunity! Someone is going to have a VERY merry Christmas! šŸ™‚

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  1379. My favorite holiday recipe is my grandmother’s pumkpin roll with cream cheese filling. It’s a classic for Thanksgiving and Christmas. It’s so moist and yummy šŸ™‚

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  1385. my great-grandmother’s coconut candy recipie! only instead of the chocolate layer, make it vanilla then flavor with almond flavoring & color it green!

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  1387. So far my fav holiday recipe is a tie between this years gingerbread kiss cookies and peppermint thumbprint cookies – both bite size bits of heaven.

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  1399. My fave holiday recipe is a copy cat recipe of a Cinnabon. Love anything cinnamony for the holidays!
    olya at shem dot co

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  1405. My favorite thing to make are my mom’s almond sugar cookies. I love to decorate them and now I love that my children get to decorate them each Christmas.

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  1427. I think my favorite holiday recipe has always been my Grandma’s (who is no longer with us) peanut butter balls. They are one of my favorite memories of her šŸ™‚

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  1428. My favorite holiday recipe for something sweet- gingerbread white chocolate blondies.
    savory- sharp cheddar cheese ball! Thanks for hosting such awesome give-aways! Merry Christmas to all three of the Peas. šŸ™‚

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  1431. My favorite recipe is probably white chocolate chip cookies. They remind me of Christmas when I was little and learning how to bake!

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  1436. Here’s my comment letting you know I now follow you on Pinterest! I frequently pin your recipes but now I’m officially following you.

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  1461. My favorite holiday recipe is Linzer Bar Cookies. The ground almonds and cinnamon in the dough and the raspberry preserves in the middle are melt in your mouth delicious.

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  1462. My personal favorite holiday recipe is probably my chocolate peanut butter fudge recipe but my husband LOVES my peanut butter kiss cookies. So naturally we usually have both!

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  1491. Does it matter which holiday, or you talking about the December ones? For December, it’s the jelly donuts for Hanukkah.

    Overall? Matza ball soup for Passover. It’s just home. šŸ™‚

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  1497. My favorite holiday recipe (with story) is Triple-Sec Brownies. My mother (and I) only make them for the Christmas holiday and my Nana couldn’t pronounce it. She always called them Triple-Sex Brownies (and then would laugh hysterically and blush deep red!) It always makes me smile.

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  1498. We really want the 7 qt!!! We have a 5 qt lift model from our wedding 15 years ago. It still looks great, works great and gets tons of use weekly.

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  1506. My favorite holiday recipe is actually one I don’t eat – fudge. I don’t actually like fudge myself but everyone in my family loves it and I love making it for them šŸ™‚

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  1534. My favorite holiday recipe is “car crash eggs,” it’s corned beef hash, spaghetti sauce, cream cheese, eggs, herbs and cheese. It sounds questionable, looks strange, but tastes FREAKING AMAZING! We have it for breakfast for every holiday.

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  1543. Each year after trying new things it changes… but some of the best include Pear Bars, Cheesecake and Almond Sugar Cookies w/Almond Icing…

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  1557. My favorite holiday recipe is Orange Salad made with cool whip, tapioca pudding, orange jello and mandarin oranges. Yum!

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  1585. My favorite holiday recipe is my dad’s homemade biscuits and sausage gravy. It’s a Christmas morning tradition!

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  1589. My favorite recipe is a “The Ultimate Thanksgiving Turkey,” which I got from a friend who got it from some magazine (or website?). Its relatively simple to make, but comes out super moist and always impresses my family and guests.

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  1598. My favorite holiday recipe are Martha Stewart’s chocolate chip cookies. It contains 4 sticks of butter! I only bake them during the holidays.

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  1613. My favorite holiday recipe is my mom’s Coffee Apple Spice Cake. When I was growing up, it was her special holiday dessert. I love making it today!

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  1642. So many yummy holiday treats come to mind, but I’ll pick the first one I thought of….sweet potato pie. Mmmmmmmm!!

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  1647. My favorite holiday recipe is linguini with clam sauce. It’s an recipe my grandma taught me and that we have every year as an Italian tradition!

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  1658. Every year my mom makes stolen (bread) and we eat it while opening gifts Christmas morning. I used to think it was nasty when I was a kid but I always ate it because it’s tradition, and now the taste has actually grown on me šŸ™‚

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  1659. I love to make cookies for Christmas but to pick just one, I just don’t know! I’m going to go nostalgic and say its peanut butter blossoms.

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  1675. I’m so glad one of the entries is for following you on Pinterest. I never thought to check for you there and WOW you have some great pins! Thanks!

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  1695. This is such a great giveaway, always wanted a Kitchen Aid food processor. I love sugar cookies and my favorite of all has to be Yule Log recipes. I put bits and pieces of perpermints in it. Thank you!

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  1706. My favorite Christmas recipe is for standing rib roast and yorkshire pudding. It’s not Christmas dinner without it!

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  1751. My favorite holiday recipe used to be Mexican Wedding Cookies, now I don’t eat wheat…hmmm….Fried oysters?

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  1752. My favorite holiday recipe is my families brownie recipe – with mint frosting and chocolate drizzled on top!

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  1773. My favorite holiday recipe is a candy cane biscotti that I make. It’s so yummy!!! I also like Pineapple soufflĆ© as a side dish to go with ham. YUM!!!

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  1788. My favorite holiday recipe is pretty much any sugar/gingerbread/chocolate chip cookie recipe! Now that I have a toddler cookies are so much fun at Christmas!

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  1811. I don’t know if its possible to pick JUST ONE favorite holiday recipe!! Im so in love with all the cookies made this time of year! I think Ill have to stick with a classic…frosted sugar cookies!!

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  1846. My favorite holiday recipe is biscochitos!! And a stand mixer would help me out immensely šŸ™‚ they are a lot of hard work!

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  1906. My absolute favorite holiday recipe is my dad’s homemade dressing/stuffing. It’s so good that we just can’t get enough of it at Thanksgiving- so he always makes another batch at Christmas! YUM!

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  1916. Swedish Oatmeal Cookies…. or Swedish almond Cake…. or … you get the idea! Whatever is in the oven at the time!

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  1957. I donĀ“t have a favorite recipe for the holidays but I always look for new baked sweets to make, give and take to holiday parties.

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  1965. My favorite is a Peter Pan cookie – a peanut butter, cinnamon dough with a Hershey’s kiss in the middle and then rolled in powdered sugar. YUM!

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  1988. The one thing I look forward to the most are my mom’s Banberry Tart cookies…a little sweet and a little tart is a delightful combination!

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  2009. My favorite holiday recipe is pumpkin bread. We make variations with different chocolate chips, nuts, cranberries, etc. It’s fun to package it with a recipe card and a huge bow for gifts.

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  2022. My favorite is my Martha Stewart’s Perfect French Toast because it’s what my family looks forward to every Christmas morning.

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  2024. Peanut butter cups-delicious, rich, yet easy. My husband votes for mushroom turnovers. They are much more time consuming!

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  2035. my favorite holiday recipe is our traditional hungarian saurkraut mushroom soup. it is amazing and we only eat it on christmas eve.

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  2083. My favorite holiday recipe are cookies! My family always gets together and makes platters of different cookies.

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  2107. My favorite holiday recipe is my Mom’s gingerbread cookie recipe. It is perfectly spicy and perfectly in-between chewy and snappy. What an awesome giveaway!!!

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  2115. Oddly enough a non-rolled sugar cookie recipe for the holiday break. Although I always top it off with the holiday colored sugar.

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  2116. I am from Mumbai, India and being from the south would say that Payasam which is a creamy dessert made from Jaggery, Coconut Milk and Tapioca Pearls would be the most anticipated dessert around at home!!

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  2120. Peanut Butter Balls, hands down. They take me right back to being at my Grandma’s and sneaking into the garage to get them from her stash.

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  2121. My favorite holiday recipe is my dad’s homemade hot fudge. It is so rich and delicious. I especially like it over peppermint ice cream.

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  2122. Favorite holiday recipe- I have a new one every year! This year it’s either pecan pie cookies or pretzel peanut butter truffles.

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  2136. I would be in LOVE, totally, with every one of these babies! What welcome additions to my kitchen! Merry Christmas!

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  2144. My favorite holiday recipe is my Aunt Jean’s pineapple-pepperoni cheese ball. It sounds weird but it is so delicious!

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  2172. My favorite Christmas recipe is Povitica (aka Croation Nut Breat). It was a favorite of my former in-laws for every Christmas season. One of the great traditions to follow for my kids. Thank you for the opportunity!

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  2190. My favorite holiday recipe is my cut-out sugar cookie recipe. Everyone loves them and I make huge containers to put in the freezer!

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  2201. Favorite holiday recipe: My grandfather’s peppercorn-crusted rolled German pork roast with hand-made spaetzle!

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  2206. I love to bake, and my favorite holiday cookie recipe is Peanut Butter Blossoms… It’s just not Christmas without them!

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  2209. My favorite holiday recipe is a cut out sugar cookie recipe from my husband’s great grandmother. They are so moist and delicious and I love spending time with my daughters cutting them out and decorating them.

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  2215. so many cookies to make…. love them all, especially the raspberry shortbread roll-ups. They were my father-in-law’s FAV!
    Lorraine Salter

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  2224. That’s a tough question – has to be cookies that we have called ‘Frinkle Cookies’. I make them every year, and they are always a favorite of everyone!

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  2233. Yikes! I guess I’ll have to say my favorite Christmas recipe is for Snickerdoodle Cookies–they are my entire family’s favorite cookie.

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  2241. My favorite to eat would be my Grandmother’s Spaghetti…seems I am the only one in the family who took the time to watch and help her make it. It was such a joy to convert her “pinch of this” and “about this much” of that into a recipe…but worth every loving minute.

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  2242. My favorite holiday recipe is a dark chocolate bark with crystallized ginger, dried cherries and roasted walnuts. So decadent!

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  2243. It’s hard to pick just one favorite! I’d have to say my mom’s recipe for homemade turtles with home made caramels. My goodnessn– it’s not Christmas without them!!

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  2252. This is a fantastic giveaway!! KitchenAid is a great product and I would love to win these for my kitchen, but also share with my daughter. Trying to help her learn to cook for herself.

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  2265. My favorite recipe is for chocolate chip cookies – came from my grandmothers’ 1959 Betty Crocker cookbook! Nothing can beat these cookies – we love them!!

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  2274. Even though I don’t eat it, my favorite thing to make is garlic crusted prime rib. All my boys love love love it! I love to eat my mother’s Parkerhouse Rolls!

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  2280. I’m going to go with cookies. šŸ™‚ I made the chocolate chip peppermint crunch cookies on this blog and decided that they will become a yearly tradition because they were the best cookies I’ve ever had!

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  2287. My favorite holiday recipe is my Mom’s cranberry relish. I can’t stand the jellied, wiggly-jiggly stuff from a can. My mom’s recipe uses fresh whole cranberries, whole apples and oranges, and sugar. It’s dee-lish!
    This giveaway ends on my birthday, I sure hope I win!!!!!!!!

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  2295. I love all baked goods and candy but making my grandmother’s fudge tops my list. It’s yummy but more importantly it reminds me of her.

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  2302. Was oreo cheesecake cookies, but just made chocolate peppermint crunch pudding cookies yesterday and I think they just become my favorite.

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  2310. I’ll be honest with you I don’t have a favorite holiday recipe! I have discovered so many new recipes that any of my favorites are out the window. There are way to many options out there!! But if I have to choose, my favorite holiday recipe is Snickerdoodle Cookies!

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  2317. My mom and I have always made cookies and chocolate. She has a lemon cookie recipe that she has made since I was little. My brother andi go crazy for them!!

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  2333. This is a toughie. So many. I would have to say Cranberry Sauce, since that’s the only one I make specially for the holidays. My family always ate the stuff in the can, but I have converted them!

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  2351. German red cabbage as a side dish to a Roastbeef. It is so flavirful. It has all the Christmas flavors in it. Apple, cinnamon, Star Anise. Its just delicious!

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  2352. My favorite holiday recipe is Christmas Stollen. It’s a recipe passed down from my husband’s grandmother. Everyone loves it.

    This is a fabulous giveaway. My jaw dropped open when I read the post.

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  2359. My favorite holiday recipe is a frozen jello dessert that I have made for years. The first year I made two different jello desserts. It was obvious that the frozen one was a winner although the other recipe also had some pluses so I started combining the good parts and leaving out the less appealing ones. It eventually became Mom’s frozen Jello dessert and the holidays aren’t the holidays without it.

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  2361. My favorite Christmas recipe is my great great grandmother’s Mississippi Fruitcake. She was Creole and brought this recipe with her and it has been a closely guarded family secret ever since. It is unlike any other fruitcake I have ever had. It has no citron or candied fruits and the only dried fruit in it is raisins. When my husband and I were first starting out over 30 years ago and I made them for gifts, upon receiving them people were sort of, “Oh, a fruitcake. How thoughtful.” Then the next years I would get phone calls,”Are you making your fruitcake this year?” It just isn’t like any other, and the jokes you hear about fruitcakes don’t apply in it’s case. Until i’ve made that first batch and smell it filling the house with it’s aroma, Christmastime has not really started.

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  2363. My mom makes a pretty classic coffee cake for Christmas morning. It wouldn’t be Christmas without a slice of that cake.

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  2375. My favorite holiday recipe is Cranberry Orange Bread Pudding. There are so many I love at this time of year, but bread pudding is pure comfort and joy!

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  2413. yes you did hear my squeal of excitement!!! I don’t know that I have a favorite holiday recipe, but my sister makes a mean popover!

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  2423. My favorite Christmas recipe is snickerdoodles, not necessarily a traditional holiday recipe, but it always reminds me of the holidays at my grandma’s house. Think of all the snickerdoodles I could make in that mixer!

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  2435. I have so many favorite holiday recipes… but my very favorite is Kolachies! Light pastry with fruit… This is a family favorite as well.. ox

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  2470. My favorite holiday recipe is my grandmother’s Fresh Pineapple Cake. She has passed on now but she left me her baking skills. I make this cake every Christmas. It is SO much easier with a KA Mixer!

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  2494. My fave holiday recipe is my mother’s sweet potato casserole with all the melty marshmallows! Thanks for a great giveaway!!

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  2502. My favorite holiday recipe is probably pie! Any kind, really, but favorites are: pecan, caramel, pumpkin, lemon meringue, chocolate chess…

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  2509. thats a toughie! i have recently discovered this delish dip with fresh cranberries, sugar, jalapenos, and cilantro that i pulse up in the food processor( which i desperately need a new one so fingers crossed). I also luv, luv luv Ree’s spinach artichoke dip. Like luv luv it for reals!

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  2510. My favorite Christmas recipe is for mincemeat cookies! Sounds strange – but they are wonderul and the entire family devours them!

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  2517. My favorite holiday recipe is my aunt’s ice cream dessert she makes every christmas day…. can’t go wrong with crushed oreos, vanilla ice cream, heath bar pieces, and homemade hot fudge sauce!

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  2518. Homemade candies that my mom and I used to make; and that I now make. Bon Bons, Peanut Brittle, Fudge, Sugared Peanuts, Apricot Snowballs, etc. etc.

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  2529. My favorite holiday recipe is probably a lot different from the others. Every year, we have a roasted pork shoulder (pernil) that is beyond! It’s so delicious, marinated the night before with garlic, pepper, butter, salt, and oregano. The skin is so crispy! We are puerto rican, hence the name “pernil” and we only have this on very special occasions. So good!

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  2534. Without a doubt, my fave holiday recipe is my Mom’s recipe for white chocolate peanut butter “cookies”. Really, it is two Ritz crackers sandwiched together with peanut butter, and dipped in white chocolate! Sooooo good!

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  2542. I follow you via email (RSS) and make Butterhorns, a pastry treat, for my grown kids each year. What great giveaways!

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  2548. I follow you on Pinterest too and, in addition to my Butterhorns, the kids favorites, my mom and I made fruitcakes this year. They are seasoning right now!

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  2595. Every Christmas since I can remember my grandma makes homemade cinnamon swirl bread, tops it with some frosting and then the little crystal green and red sprinkles. I love that no one considers it dessert – it is a part of the meal like ham, potatoes, and other dishes. Since I won’t be at Christmas this year because of distance, I may have to try making it myself.

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  2600. I make English Toffee and it’s the best!! It’s the only thing I make where I’m in danger of eating all of it myself. šŸ™‚

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  2618. I love pumpkin rolls and all the yummy Christmas candies. We usually make big trays of goodies for our neighbors and friends.

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  2620. Well, it’s not really “holiday”, but it is a tradition in my family to have my Great Grandmother’s Spaghetti Casserole on Christmas Day.

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  2649. My favorite holiday recipe is the pumpkin ice cream pie my friend “handed down” to me. Everyone loves the fun twist!

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  2661. It’s hard to pick a favorite, I love trying new things, but I look forward to making and eating my grandma’s crinkle-top ginger (molasses) cookies every year…my daughter calls them dunkin’ cookies since they are best when dunked in coffee for breakfast!

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  2673. I think that I am still working on finding out what my favorite holiday recipe is. Every year, I try out new recipes (I start collecting them in Sept). So far, it happens to be one that does not involve kitchen tools: oven roasted chicken a la Mark Bittman–awesome! and everyone wants me to have some on hand for family gatherings.

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  2707. First of all- THANK YOU for this opportunity! What a wonderful set of gifts!!

    My favorite holiday recipe has to be English Toffee. I make multiple batches every year. I love making candy!

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  2708. Peanut butter fudge. This is the only receipe I can remember being at every holiday since I was old enough to have a memory.

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  2717. My favorite holiday recipe are these chocolate chinese noodle cookies that my mom makes. They are easy, but so delicious!

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  2736. My favorite Christmas recipe is Kringla! I make these every year with my mom and kiddos. My dog even likes them šŸ™‚

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  2751. My favorite holiday recipe is Monkey Bread. It is a tradition for us to have it every year for Christmas breakfast.

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  2754. My mom’s frosted sugar cookies! We make all kinds of cut outs together, my favorite to decorate are the candy canes!

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  2760. My mother’s recipe for fruitcake. Oh my gosh it is the best darn fruitcake in all the land! No hard lumps to be used as a doorstop here. Just moist fruity goodness. She and I make it together every year. šŸ™‚

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  2800. My favorite holiday recipe is brigadeiro with passion fruit mousse (Brazilian recipe) – it was not a holiday recipe, but my mom and I started to make it for Christmas years ago and it became a tradition for our family. Now that I live in the US, I make it every time I’m homesick and always make it for the holidays too, of course. šŸ™‚

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  2806. No matter what I bake at Christmas, three items are always on the list: Moravian Christmas cookies – cut-out cookies that bake “white” – , a ginger/molasses cookie called “Joe Frogger”, from which I cut gingerbread men – and my mother’s famous fattening fudge sauce.
    That basic recipe is super simple:
    1 1/2 sticks butter
    3/4 c. GOOD cocoa (e.g. Dutch process)
    2 – 3 c. sugar (start w/less)
    1 can evaporated milk
    dash of vanilla
    OPTIONAL: 1 tsp instant coffee, 1 T liqueur, or 3+ oz. of bittersweet or very dark Belgian chocolate

    In a saucepan melt butter, whisking in cocoa. Stir in 2 c. sugar and 1 (13 oz.) can evaporated milk. Heat over low heat until mixture loses its graininess. Add up to 1 c. more sugar to taste (the more sugar, the thicker the final product will be, unless you add bittersweet chocolate.) Remove from heat and add vanilla…and as an option, 1 tsp. instant coffee or 1 T. flavored liqueur. Serve warm over ice cream. Keep in refrigerator. Keeps well in freezer, too, where it hardens just enough to be able to get a spoon into it, so you can walk around with a chocolate fudge lollipop!

    Enjoy our family recipe, and God bless us, every one!

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  2825. I love the holiday green wreaths with the red hots! My mom and I made them every year and last night I just made them with my daughter for the first time. I am also in the process of making your red velvet cheesecake cookies, the filling is now in the freezer, can’t wait!! Love your website, it inspires me to want to cook!

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  2841. My favorite holiday recipe is my new sugar cookie recipe that I found online. I could never get my cookies to keep shape and they would fall apart easily. With the new recipe they look beautiful and they don’t crumble.

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  2845. being with my children is my favorite christmas recipe, or really anytime recipe. christmas wouldn’t be christmas without my grandmother’s nutmeg logs. they are the bomb. taste just like eggnog. ymmmmmmmmm

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  2848. My favoritre Christmas recipie is an old sugar cookie recipie we got from friends at church. We sprinkle them with red and green sprinkles and they just scream Christmas!

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  2855. Double Chocolate Bombe. Dark chocolate mousse, white chocolate mousse, chocolate cake, all coated in chocolate gnache!

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  2862. Peppermint bark! So easy and delicious! Always a favorite. Although, I’m thinking I might try the Reese’s peanut butter bark I found on Pinterest instead. Yum!

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  2865. Lane cake is my favorite christmas time recipe. We only make it once a year andthe make three; one forof my brother, myself, and mythe mom. We usually make the filling with an old fashioned grinder that you have to hook onto a stool; this gives it a wonderful texture and as a bonus i always get a beautiful bulging bicep on the arm that i crank it with, lol.

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  2867. I love the special treat of Creme BrƻlƩe French toast on Christmas morning, partly because it is so yummy and partly because I make it the night before and just bake it the next morning while the coffee is brewing. Makes all who are joining us feel very special too. Merry Christmas!!!

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  2870. Cutout cookies. The holidays do not seem the same without them. This is a great giveaway and I think you’re right. I think you did hear me scream with excitement šŸ™‚ Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

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  2883. My favorite holiday recipe is when I make gingerbread. Every holiday I teach adults and children how to make gingerbread houses. They cut out, bake, construct and decorate them after I’ve already prepared the dough, giving it plenty of time to rest.

    I have an Artisan stand mixer and every year I say I need to break down and buy myself a larger one. This year I made lots of gingerbread and best of all had the pleasure of sharing the evening of gingerbread house creating with cancer survivors and patients and their children. The greatest gift I could have given were the smiles on every parent, grandparent and child for this special time they spent together.

    This is such a wonderful gift you’re offering. It would definitely come in handy.

    Wishing you a Happy and Healthy Holiday!

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  2898. My favorite holiday recipe has to be the whipped horseradish sauce that goes with the Christmas prime rib. When I see that, I know that it’s Christmas!

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  2919. I LOVE to make my great grandmother’s Christmas cookies. I remember helping her, my grandmother and my mother make them every year when I was little. Such wonderful memories!

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  2923. My favorite is ham and 15-bean soup with sweet cornbread. We make it right after Christmas using the remaining ham (and bone!) from the Christmas dinner. I love it so much I get giddy just thinking about it!

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  2935. Cherry surprises — a marascino cherry surrounded by a covering of coconut, butter, icing sugar and vanilla — yummy!

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  2940. I love all the appetizers we fix on Christmas Eve. Sausage Rotel Dip, Pigs in a blanket, spinach artichoke dip, eggnog, and chocolate chip cookies!

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  2949. My favorite holiday dessert recipe is for candy cane cookies, which are peppermint flavored cookies twisted into the shape of a candy cane. For holiday dinners, we almost always whip up a batch of Alton Brown’s Creamy Garlic Mashed Potatoes.

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  2969. Vanilla Kipfel. These are almond crescent cookies. I’ve made them every year since I was 7. Before food processors were invented. Or shelled nuts were available. Much more work back then

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  2983. My grandma (who was not Italian, but married to one) made these unassuming Italian sesame seed cookies called Regina cookies. I strive every year to make mine as addicitive as hers were.

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  2987. Just one? How about an old and a new? Old: Meltaways…a handed down recipe from my European grandmother, evidently it is officially a Rugelach. New: Chocolate Gingerbread Toffee Cake. Oh my, it’s fabulous!

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  2991. My new favorite recipe..Devil’s food cake mix, 1/2C oil, 2 eggs. bake 6-8min.s, while hot, drop an Andes mint on top, wait a few minutes then spread like frosting. YUM! from Six Sisters, I believe.

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  3013. My favorite holiday recipe is my great grandma’s fudge! Love teaching my daughter how to make it so the tradition continues.

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  3019. My favorites are my grandmother’s Date Nut Bars and Suet Pudding. (And I am a grandmother who is 61 years old so these are very old and dear handwritten recipes)

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  3026. I think my favorite holiday recipe is one I found for crock pot mashed potatoes that allows you to make them ahead and then just warm them up before Christmas dinner. It isn’t sexy, doesn’t dance the disco, but my-oh-my does it save soooo much time with all the holiday cooking and baking!

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  3027. my mom makes an AMAZING appetizer every Christmas called Jezebel Spread. it’s sweet / hot pepper jelly on top of cream cheese, and it’s ADDICTIVE! as far as cookies go, I don’t really have a “favorite” cookie (really, who can?), but I love the nostalgic feeling and taste that comes with classic cutouts, decorated with various sprinkles and colored sugar. dunk ’em in milk, and feel like you’re 7 again šŸ™‚

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  3042. My favorite holiday recipe is Gingerbread Trifle. Not only is it a beautiful desert to serve, it’s very delicious!

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  3076. Hmmm… My favorite recipe. Thats tough! I love making my sisters favorite (green bean bundles), my brothers favorite (chocolate chip pecan pie). My favorite thing to eat? Pumpkin cranberry bread!!!

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  3079. My favorite holiday recipe is any type of cookie that I can wrap in goodie bags and send home with people to enjoy the day after!! It makes people feel special to be sent home with home made goodies!

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  3080. My favorite holiday recipe is pumpkin pie. This is the only time of year that I make it because it has such wonderful “fall” flavor. I top the pie with chopped, toasted walnuts mixed with some brown sugar. Adds an extra sweetness and crunch to the pie. Add a dollop of whipped cream on top of that and yummm!!! Calories here we come!!! But oh so good….. Thanks for such a wonderful giveaway. It’d be wonderful to win this!

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  3083. Well, I have to say that my favorite holiday recipe is probably cookies – cranberry oatmeal with white chocolate chips to be more specific. That with a nice cup of coffee.

    Merry Christmas and thanks for the giveaway!!!!

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  3087. Thank you for your recipe posts; I enjoy getting them each week!

    I think my new favorite Christmas recipe is Chocolate-Covered Cherries Dessert, which tastes like a rich Chocolate Covered Cherry in every spoonful.

    The recipe can be found here: http://linenflowers.com/candies.htm

    Hope you enjoy it, too!

    Merry Christmas!

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  3088. Oh, I have so very many favorite Christmas recipes!!! But the one MUST have is Hershey’s original fudge recipe. All that stirring is great exercise to justify eating extra šŸ˜€ I’d LOVE that insanely wonderful mixer to make EVERYTHING else!!!! Thanks for such a great blog and Happy Holidays to you šŸ™‚

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  3098. I made a pumpkin cheesecake at Thanksgiving that was a huge hit. I think I will bake another one for Christmas

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  3101. So hard to pick just one…but my favorite recipe for the holidays would be divinity! I can’t get enough! Making it this year, I was afraid my older kitchen aid was going to give out……it DID give out the next day, when I was making Stollen…something was grinding šŸ™

    I am so excited for this give away…I’ve dreamed of the new 7 qt for months now, since I first seen it! And my processor is also on its last leg…and I’ve always wanted an emulsion blender!!!

    Sooooo PLEASE draw my name!!! :o)

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  3106. Fave holiday recipe: for food, it’s a Korean dish called Duk mandu guk (korean rice cake soup). For sweet treats, cookies!!! ANY kind. . although, I am loving cookie recipes with peppermint! šŸ™‚ uh, GREAT giveaway! WOW.

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  3150. My favorite holiday recipe is pretty much anything simple or fast to cook up, with a baby due any day it’s all I can manage!

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  3161. I love Kentucky butter cake around the holidays. My mom makes it every year and I have been enjoying it for over 20 years now.

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  3185. It’s hard to pick a favorite, but I love making holiday cookies – cut outs, peanut butter blossoms, cranberry shortbread…

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  3187. I make lots of different breads which we love but usually make a large batch of cinnamon rolls to share with the breads and candy we make. They are always a hit.

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  3209. Any kind of cookies. I love to make batches and batches of different kinds and bring them in to the office for my co-workers.

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  3214. My favorite holiday recipe is my snowball recipe. My mom made these every Christmas for my brother Fred. After Fred died (Vietnam) my mom continued to make these cookies every year saying she just had to because they were Fred’s favorite. About 8 years ago my mom was no longer able to bake the way she used to. I decided to make “Fred’s cookies” as part of my holiday baking. Now my mom is gone, it keeps all the wonderful family memories………….my brother, my mom and her holiday baking with me. This week, I am going to make “Fred’s cookies” and kick off my holiday baking. This year, I am going to tweak the recipe a little. Will post back and let you know how it comes out.

    Merry Christmas and Happy New Year Everyone!
    Jennie

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  3218. My favorite holiday recipe is chocolate crinkle cookies. My mom makes them for me every year as part of her holiday cookie tray. They’ve been my favorite cookie for as long as I can remember. My other favorite is anise pizzelles. I’m going to try to make them myself for the first time this year, using my aunt’s pizzelle iron that she used for the past 50+ years.

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  3221. My favorite holiday recipe is my grandmother’s sugar cookie recipe – have the best memories of standing with her at her butcher block, rolling out the dough, cutting into festive shapes and decorating when finished šŸ™‚

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  3254. Any kind of cookies. I like to make batches and batches of all different kinds and bring them to work for my co-workers to enjoy!

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  3300. My favorite recipe os for Alasking Sugar Cookies. I remember making them with my mom when I was growing up…great memories.

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  3306. My favorite holiday recipe is a soft molasses cookie, just like ginger snaps you would buy at that store but 100x better! My best friends mom makes them every year.

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  3307. My favorite holiday recipe would either be my mom’s snickerdoodles or the peanut butter surprise cookies that I make for my dad.

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  3315. My favorite holiday recipe has to be the green bean cassaorle… for mine I use:
    3 cans cut green beans
    2 cans cream of mushroom soup
    1 jar sliced mushrooms
    1/2 onion (finely chopped)
    1 bag *real bacon bits*

    I combine all the ingredients in a lg bowl then pour into a baking dish… cook @ 350′ for 30 mins, then top with french onions…
    yummy-licious šŸ™‚

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  3318. Reese’s Pieces peanut butter mousse pie cups (particularly when making them with friends late at night for a large holiday get-together).

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  3327. My favorite thing to make (in my Kitchenaid mixer, I must add) are homemade peppermint marshmallows! I don’t even like marshmallows, but they are a big hit with friends and family and look impressive, though they are actually quite easy to make!

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  3378. This would be awesome to win! I have a Pinterest acct. but don’t know how to use it. LOL I also don’t know how to twitter. Bummer! LOL šŸ™‚

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  3381. I love any holiday that calls for the classic broccoli cheese casserole recipe! And I love making candy/fudge this time of year!

    Thanks for the great giveaway!

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  3382. My favorite holiday recipe is good old fashioned Corn flake Wreaths, you know the kind with the green tinted marshmallow and the red hot ornaments… I love those. I will eat them all if I don’t give them away quick.

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  3388. My mom’s cheese and date nut rolls. They are the bomb! They are like a cheese ring with a whole date and pecan rolled up in the middle!! I can never get enough of these. :o)

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  3395. I have so many….but I have to say my fondest memory is making spritz cookies. Coloring the dough, all the sprinkles….and of course figuring out the cookie press!

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  3415. my favorite holiday recipe is anything that includes peppermint!! this year it will be a peppermint cheesecake with chocolate crust!! i also enjoy savory stratas for those early mornings of baking and family time šŸ™‚

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  3433. Sweet potato and carrot soup! Maybe it’s a little more “fall themed” but we enjoy it all through winter! (And maybe sometimes in summer too! Shhh!)

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  3454. My favorite recipe is pretty simple – sausage & cheese breakfast casserole coupled with spicy cheese grits – it’s what I make Christmas morning!

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  3462. My family has a shortbread cookie with caramel and chocolate topping that has been made during the holidays for years. It is my favorite!

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  3468. My favorite holiday recipe is simply a sweet and soft Frosted Sugar Cookie. I love cookies and other desserts all year round, but a festive looking sugar cookie is something to fondly look forward to. If ‘home’ has a taste, the sugar cookie would be it.

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  3474. My favorite holiday recipe are Mint Bars, a recipe from my Grandma. When I make them, I feel like she is somewhere smiling, just like I remember her.

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  3478. Ohh-my fave holiday recipe is mint and chocolate- cocoa, brownies, coffee, cookies, cake…you get the idea! Hoping for a win so I can make said deliciousness šŸ™‚ Thanks for this and all your giveaways!

    I am a TPATP FB follower

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  3493. My favorite holiday recipe??? Wow, that’s hard. I am really enjoying the Apple Butter Sugar Cookies that I first tried at Thanksgiving. They give such a punch to a roll-out cookie that I made a double batch for Chistmas cookies and am rolling them out today! My old stand mixer could barely handle the double batch…so I really NEEEED that new 7-quart mixer!!! Love KitchenAid!

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  3499. I follow Two Peas and Their Pod on Facebook, Pintrest and email. And, I want every beautiful appliance I see. The stand mixer, the processor and the whisk. Merry Christmas Baby!

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  3507. I have so many favorite holiday recipes, but I think a candy, called “Church Windows” is my favorite – colored mini marshmallows coated in semi sweet chocolate, rolled into a log, covered in coconut, then sliced.

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  3512. My favorite holiday recipe is the same sugar cookies I’ve been making for years, where my son and I spend the afternoon decorating (and eating)!

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  3562. My great Aunt Alice’s porcupine pudding is my favorite holiday recipe. No porupines are harmed in the making of this recipe.

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  3575. I love mint and chocolate anything- cocoa, brownies, cookies, cake, coffee…you get the idea. And I would love a win to whip up some deliciousness! Thanks for this and your other giveaways!

    I like you on FB

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  3579. 1. Join Two Peas and Their Pod and KitchenAid on Facebook. Leave a separate comment letting us know you did so. liked both

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  3581. My favorite is mini pumpkin cheesecakes and muddy buddies! Easy but delicious šŸ™‚ Thanks for this opportunity! This would make the best holiday gift ever!!!

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  3591. My favorite recipe is definitely green bean casserole with baby bellas in it. I feel like tha tmight be the most boring answer but I would eat that alone on Christmas day and be thrilled!

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  3618. I have two favorite holiday recipes currently. The first is pumpkin pecan waffles. The second is chocolate chunk peppermint pudding cookies.

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  3626. My favorite recipe is a 3 cheese garlic scalloped potato dish that I always make! It is so creamy, cheesy and garlicky, I just love it!

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  3633. My favorite holiday recipe is my grandmother’s Hungarian Kifle. These are a definite labor of love. They take me back to barely being able to see over “Mom Mom’s” kitchen table to learn how to make them. Of course, there is no “recipe”, just some of this and a handful of that and this is what it should feel like…

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  3667. My grandmothers recipe for Red Velvet Cake! It has a funny frosting made with water and flour that is cooked and added to the sugar and butter.. So good!

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  3673. Wow… such a hard choice! One thing that I love to make at Christmas is “Caramel Chews”, chow mein noodles, caramels, and peanuts with chocolate on top. šŸ™‚

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  3689. We have a family sweet roll recipe that we have every Christmas morning. It is the best! My daughter has to leave on Christmas afternoon this year, so she requested that we have the sweet roll on Christmas Eve so that she can have it for 2 days before she leaves.

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  3690. My favorite holiday recipe is Sticky Toffee Pudding. We only make it once a year – it has a week’s worth of calories.

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  3692. We bake a gingerbread house with Grams! We also bake cinnamon rolls for our neighbors to enjoy on Christmas morning.

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  3700. My favorite recipe is the gingerbread made by Tartine, a bakery in San Francisco. It is soooo good! Of course, it tastes even better when I buy it directly from Tartine. But my homemade version is pretty darn delicious!

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  3710. My favorite holiday recipe is my grandmother’s rice pudding! So delicious topped with cinnamon and paired with hot chocolate! This will be our first Christmas without her, so I will do my best to replicate her wonderful cooking!

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  3725. It is hard to decide my favorite holiday recipe. I have been baking goodies with my mom since childhood and I love all of them. I make banana, pumpkin, and zucchinni breads, peanu blossoms, chocolate chip, and chocolate drop cookies. This year I Have also added some canned raspberry jam, applesauce, blackberry syrup, and dill pickles.

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  3728. My favorite holiday recipe is my mom’s Raspberry Trifle, a delicious concoction she makes every Christmas Eve. Thanks! What a fabulous giveaway!!

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  3739. I love to make fudge for Christmas gifts. I found the recipe in a 1973 Southern Living Holiday Cookbook and it is the best fudge I have ever had.

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  3751. There’s something about Welsh cookies that always scream “Christmas” to me – shortbread cookies with currents in them is an Albert tradition!

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  3769. I love these saltine cracker things my Great Aunt Grace used to make, but I don’t know what their actual name is. Either way they are FABULOUS!

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  3779. My favorite holiday recipe isn’t very exciting, it’s fondant for dipped chocolates. My favorite flavors are cinnamon and root beer.

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  3790. I love my kitchenaid stand mixer, and would love to win one for my mom,
    who has arthiritis in her hands, making it hard for her to mix by hand.

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  3813. My favorite holiday recipe is grandma’s double layer chocolate pie. Homemade crust with the thick fudgy pudding layer and then a whipped and fluffy mousse layer on top with a dollop of fresh whipped cream too! Yum! (but lots of work with my hand mixer)

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  3824. My favorite holiday recipe to take to a holiday dinner is our families favorite traditional Spiral Salad – and pickle roll-ups! Favorite holiday candy is my Oreo Balls!

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  3828. My wife makes a variety of cookies and pies during the holiday season, but my favorite may be the easiest. I love her pizzelles rolled up and filled with chocolate frosting!

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  3850. My favorite holiday recipe is a sausage and hashbrown casserole for christmas morning breakfast. Make it the night before pop it in the oven while we open gifts then dig in

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  3855. My favorite holiday recipe is pumpkin cake, with cream cheese frosting. I ONLY make it for the holidays, even though sometimes I’ll really crave it other times of the year. Keeping it strictly for the holidays makes it extra special, when it’s really a very simple recipe. =)

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  3866. My favorite holiday recipe is a Finnish sweet bread called “Pulla” (poo-luh). It’s from my Mom and Dad who loved in Finland for 2 years. It’s possible to make with a hand mixer, but takes FOR.EV.ER!! I’ve only made it twice in the 14 years I’ve been married. My husband loves Pulla and I would love to be able to make it for him more often!

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  3876. Hmmm.favorite holiday recipe…who doesn’t love a good sugar cookie? I love making my recently departed Grandmother’s sugar cookies during the holidays. This year will be a bittersweet cooking baking season.

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  3879. My favorite holiday recipe is my mom’s fudge with all sorts of variations — nuts, peppermint candy, white chocolate, and more! Brings back memories šŸ™‚

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  3896. My favorite thing to bake for the holidays is a good old pumpkin roll, or apple pie, or pumpkin cheesecake, or…. I have a lot of favorites!

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  3897. It has to be the cookies!! Linzer Tarts, Rugelach with raspberry jam, Italian tri-colors, I could go on for ever!!

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  3920. My favorite holiday recipe has to be our Butternut Squash & Cranberry Bake!! It’s become a tradition in my family now.

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  3927. I have a lot of recipes I pull out just at Christmas; hard to choose a favorite! I make peanut butter balls by the gross to give as gifts, brings to parties and events, and enjoy at home.

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  3935. I have so many favorite holiday recipes-so hard to choose just one! Thanksgiving just wouldn’t be Thanksgiving without my mother’s stuffing. For Christmas-it’s all about the sweets. I love to make truffles using Ghirardelli’s recipe (and of course, their chocolate, too). Southern Living has a too die for Caramel Sauce recipe, that I could just drink with a straw! We also love to make toffee-our fav recipe is a slightly modified recipe from Ghirardelli. So many favorites-so hard to choose!

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  3952. My favorite holiday dish is my mom’s apple pie. šŸ™‚ Maybe not necessarily a holiday dish, but that’s the only time she makes it!

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  3973. What a great giveaway!! I could do a million things! Hand mixer would be great for my sweet potato and andouille sausage soup!! I’m following @twopeadandpod on twitter

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  3997. My favorite Christmas recipe is my German grandmother’s peppernut recipe. My Mom always made these little cookies—now that my Mom is gone, I will make them. The recipee takes 5 pounds of flour……would LOVE a Kitchenaid mixed!!!

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  4023. My favorite holiday recipe is my momma’s sugar cookie cut outs. Not only are they delicious, but the memories of making them together will be something I hope to pass on to my own children in the future.

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  4031. My favorite holiday recipe is my grandma’s iced sugar cookies. They are so fun to make every year and remind me of holiday baking with Mom & Grandma!

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  4034. I follow Two Peas and Their Pod on Pinterest! These appliances would be perfect to put in our new apartment when my husband returns from deployment. šŸ™‚

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  4049. Chocolate Peanut Butter Crunch Balls are my favorite holiday treat! (Basically just peanut butter, marshmallow creme, and rice krispies rolled into a ball and dipped in melted chocolate almond bark) YUM!

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  4057. My favorite Christmas recipe is breakfast casserole. One can of grands biscuits, 10 eggs, shredded cheese, crumbled cook bacon, chives. Cut biscuits into 4 pieces each, mix with other ingredients, put in baking pan, bake at 375 until egg is cooked through! Great for Christmas morning!!!

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  4063. Awwww, I follow on FB, Twitter, Pinterest. I also follow KitchenAid on all those sites as well. Sadly the giveaway is for the U.S. only! Sigh. I live in Canada.

    I was so hoping to win this so that I could give my daughter the Stand Mixer (or me the hand blender!!!) for Christmas! Oh well!

    Good luck everyone! Can’t wait to read who gets it!

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  4078. On Christmas eve we have bacon wrapped sausage links with maple syrup and brown sugar. Favorite Christmas recipe šŸ™‚

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  4090. Always loved my mother’s Betty Crocker cookbook as a kid – gingerbread cookies, russian tea cakes, rum logs, and the best sugar cookies.

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  4110. My favorite holiday recipe is honey baked ham, cheesy potatoes and steamed green (fresh) peas. Lots of desserts and family around the table.

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  4148. Favorite holiday recipe? I have to pick just one? I’m going to go with Red Velvet Cake… which I have yet to perfect, but I’m working on it.

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  4156. My favorite holiday treat is called cozonac. It’s a romanian sweet bread that has a ground walnuts and sugar filling.

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  4184. My favorite holiday recipe is gingerbread men. Every time I make them it brings back memories. Plus, getting the family together to decorate them is priceless.

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  4204. My favorite holiday recipe is called Crackle Cookies- they are like chocolate cake balls rolled in powdered sugar. Yum!

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  4235. My favorite holiday recipe is Cherry Chip Cookies. They are a small shortbread cookie with crushed corn flakes for crunch and cherry chips for a pretty red sparkle. They are my dad’s favorite.

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  4249. My Favorite Christmas Recipe is Monkey Bread. It is so easy to make on Christmas Eve before we go to bed. We wake up early bake if for 30 min and it is done and ready to eat as a pre breakfast meal…. YUM

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  4254. I follow you on Pinterest! My favorite holiday recipe is Lefse. My dad’s side is full Norwegian and my grandma always made Lefse on the big Holidays…it’s good w/ a little butter and sugar/cinnamon, rolled up and enjoy! šŸ™‚

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  4258. I joined, join Two Peas and Their Pod and KitchenAid on Facebook Page!
    I LOVE rolled pickels with cream cheese and ham : )

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  4259. My favorite holiday recipe is my granny’s cornbread dressing. Nothing on eartg like it and I look forward to eating it every Thanksgiving/Christmas!

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  4274. My favorite thing to make is Christmas cookies with my 3yo daughter for Santa!!! And it will be way more interesting when my 17mo twins are a little older and able to participate too!! Thank you for the opportunity to win such an amazing prize šŸ™‚

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  4290. Christmas Slug! It started meant to be a sweet roll wreath, but while it was cooking the ends separated and became more of a horseshoe shape. My then 11 year old came out half awake having just woke up, and announced “That looks like a slug!”. I laughed, covered it in caramel, added some long straw candles for antennae and a new Christmas tradition was born. Our annual Christmas Slug! My daughter turns 21 this year! Can’t believe that accidental silliness has been a family tradition for a decade already!

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  4292. my favorite holiday recipe has to be my grandmother’s double chocolate cookie recipe. it’s a family favorite and absolutely delicious!

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  4297. Favorite holiday recipe is a a persimmon cookie recipe that my aunt handed down to each of us. We always say that the cookie isn’t the prettiest on the Christmas cookie platter but every year its is the first cookie to completely disappear. From the youngest of the cousins to the oldest of the aunts & uncles, everyone loves them.

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  4304. I love any and all Christmas cookies, rocky road chocolate bark and peppermint bark. It’s so much fun to make cookie plates to give to friends and neighbors.

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  4310. I absolutely love my mother’s meringue recipe. I add a generous amount of chocolate chips and I always expirement with color.

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  4322. My favorite holiday recipe is Sweet Potato Fritters. They can take a while to make, so I only have time during the holidays when I’m off from work.

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  4360. My favorite holiday recipe is lebkuchen… my mom has made it every year since before I was born, but I only get it at the holidays!

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  4373. My favorite Christmas recipes are Mexican Wedding Cookies and Triple Chocolate Cheese Cake – it was too hard to decide between the two!

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  4375. My favourite recipes is ginger snaps, there is just something about the smell of them that reminds me off what a magical time Christmas is.

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  4381. My favorite holiday recipe is my Husband’s Mom’s Gingerbread Cookies! It gets the whole family involved and is a tradition we love to do every year!

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  4384. I do a lot of baking so to pick one is hard. The one thing I have made a Tradition is my homemade cheesy broccoli soup I make every Christmas. My kids look forward to it every year.

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  4391. I don’t have a favorite but the only time I can make molasses cookies is around Christmastime. I once made them in summer but they didn’t taste right, lol.

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  4404. There are so many recipes that we enjoy throughout the holiday season; but my favorite is my dad’s pecan pie.

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  4415. My favorite holiday recipe is the Christmas Sugar Cookies my grandmother made. They are so simple, yet so delicious! Yum! Making some this evening. I have a very old KitchenAid mixer and the lowest setting has burned out. So everytime I mix up the sugar cookies, the flour is thrown out everywhere! LOL! Makes it interesting!

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  4416. I follow you on facebook, pinterest and receive you blog via email. Don’t have twitter though so couldn’t do that step. šŸ™ Love Kitchen aid and would love to win the giveaway!

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  4420. One of my favorite Christmas recipes is my mother-in-law’s figgy pudding. To make it even better I like to top it off with cream or vanilla ice cream when it’s still hot. šŸ™‚

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  4427. My favorite holiday recipe is raspberry thumbprints! I only make them at Christmas so that they are super special!

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  4484. Picking a favorite is hard! If I have to pick one, I suppose I love my Grandma’s honey butter ball recipe the most. šŸ™‚

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  4509. I love to make cookies. All kinds! Last year I made everyone goodie gifts with cookies and candies I made from scratch! Wish I had the time this year!

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  4514. Our holiday tradition always includes my Punch Bowl Cake: angel food cake, bananas, pineapple, strawberry pie filling, whip cream, and cream cheese in layers!

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  4523. My favorite holiday recipe is my dad’s peanut butter chocolate “cup” that tastes much better than the packaged version becuase it’s made with love. I know I am home and surrounded by family for the holidays when there are the Peanut Butter Cups around!

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  4524. I am not completely sure why they’re just a holiday cookie but I love the peanut butter kiss cookies. Maybe it’s because unwrapping all those kisses would be pain any other time.

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  4530. My fav recipe is apple filled Polish pierogi! We only make them for Christmas and it is my favorite tradition to do evry year with my Mom.

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  4531. My favorite holiday treat to make is a toss up between Oatmeal Pie (my aunts famous recipe) or Bakerella’s Dark Chocolate Chip Comfort Cookies. Those cookies are AMAZING!

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  4532. That is a mega hard decision, but I’d have to say my grandmothers peppermint bark cheesecake! Any goodies this time of year are delish!

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  4567. My favorite holiday recipe is a family dish: sweet potato souffle. Sweet potatoes, coconut, walnuts, brown sugar. It’s my favorite and popular everywhere it goes!

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  4573. My families favorite holiday recipe is homemade cinnamon roles. Every Christmas Eve my mom and I spend the afternoon making the dough and filling and preparing them to be baked first thing in the morning. It’s a tradition that I love and plan to carry out with my kids. There is nothing like a kitchen to bring a family together.

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  4577. On Christmas day, my family has the traditional prime rib roast with the all important Yorkshire pudding. My daughters are not huge fans of the meat aspect, but love that Yorkshire pudding.

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