Traditional English Recipes:Christmas Food 摘要:VIP英语画刊:初二版
Chewy mocha cookies that look like little snow-covered mountains are a Christmas classic. View Recipe 07of 18 Fruitcake Shortbread Simple embellishments—in this case, boozy dried fruit—send a classic cookie over the top. Stick with aclassic shortbreadrecipe and mix in dried figs, pineapple, st...
Mince pies are traditional British pastries that are made at Christmastime. If you’ve checked out my mincemeat recipe (link above), you’ll see that the mince pie filling is made with lots of dried fruit. It’s very rich, which is why these little tartlets are the perfect serving size,...
The most common use of mincemeat is in a pie, which the English are particularly fond of. This tart, or rather this pie which is often covered with pastry, can be large and divided into portions, or small individual pies. This is generally eaten at Christmas everywhere in Anglo-Saxon coun...
English food has a bit of a reputation. But since the horrors of the post-war era we have gone a long way to resurrect old, traditional recipes like filling soups, splendid roasts and luscious puddings. And now English cooks and restaurants rank amongst the best in the world!
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Christmas Baking: Traditional Recipes Made Easy (English and German Edition) Christian Teubnerhas written a number ofGerman Cookbooks,but“Christmas Baking”is one that I reach for all the time. Originally titled “Weinachtsbaekerei”, it covers all of thetraditional German Christmas Cookie Recipes,...
4. Using English in a Festive Way Finally, don't be afraid to embrace the language of celebration! English is full of expressions and idioms that capture the spirit of festivities. Here are a few examples: To have a blast: This phrase means to have a lot of fun. You ca...
I especially look forward to all the Christmas deco tips and recipes. Reply Gayle says: Wow, I’ve made these for years but have never done them as cool as you did. I just roll into balls and fit into the tart pan. I love it! We have these for Thanksgiving every year. They ...