Christmas Edition Dessert Recipe Linky

Chanukah and Christmas are right around the corner, and I know you have all been baking and posting lots of great dessert recipes for these special holidays. Go ahead and link them up and be sure to visit each other for lots of inspiration.

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• Follow the linky party theme -- Desserts ONLY;
• Link directly to your participating posts;
• Link back to Joy of Desserts on each participating post (NOT a different page);
• Don't just link and run. Do your best to visit fellow participants, and leave them a comment.

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Linky Party: Vintage Recipe Thursday

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Dessert Recipe Linky Party: Holiday Edition

Thank you for sharing such great dessert recipes each week. You are all so creative, and I'd like to highlight four of last week's links.

Vintage Mom at Allergy-Free Vintage Cookery shared a couple of Christmas recipes. Don't miss her Candy Cane Parfait recipe. Aren't they picture perfect?

You'll also want to check out the Cranberry Eggnog Bread Pudding she created for her family. Both recipes are particularly good for those with special dietary needs as she recreates her vintage recipes to be dairy-free, gluten-free, and egg-free.

 

Kirsten, The Sweet Swiper, has some fun Rudolf Cake Pops and Snowmen Oreo Pops for us. Both types will be a hit at your holiday parties and with all the children in your lives too.

 

  

What will YOU share with us this week?

Leave your link for Monday, Mmm ... Dessert.  Have a great Monday.

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• Link directly to your participating posts;
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• Don't just link and run. Do your best to visit fellow participants, and leave them a comment.

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Link and bake Christmas recipes linky party

Ready for some Christmas baking? I sure hope so. How about trying some of these recipes which were shared last week by fellow participants? What will you share this week?

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Speaking of alcohol, these Drunken Holiday Fruit Bars were shared by Frugal Wannabe Cooks.

Ashton prepared her copycat BYU Bookstore Pralines and Cream Fudge. Just look at how beautiful it is.

Charlene of A Pinch of Joy calls her fudge the Best Easy Gift Fudge. It's super easy -- made in the microwave.

Gift your family and friends with a special holiday tea recipe from Sweetology. You can start with Trisha's Easy, Elegant Plum Pastry with her Holiday Spiced Tea.

Dorothy's Christmas Tree Brownie Bites at Crazy for Crust will look great on your dessert tables for the holidays.

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Vintage Recipe Thursday Linky Party

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• Link back to Joy of Desserts on each participating post (NOT a different page);
• Don't just link and run. Do your best to visit fellow participants, and leave them a comment.

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Dessert recipe linky party!

I hope you all had a fantastic long Thanksgiving weekend. Are you ready for another dessert recipe linky party? I'm looking forward to all of your recipes.

Today's featured dessert is the Autumn Spice Truffles from Lisa (Vintage Mom) at Allergy-Free Vintage Cookery. Truffles have a special place in our hearts at our house, so even these non-chocolate ones look great to me.

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Dessert Recipe Linky Party: Come link your desserts

Happy Monday to all!

Is it cold in your neck of the woods? The Farm Girl shared a tasty Pumpkin Spice Hot Chocolate to keep us warm.

How about some some of  Ms. Bibi's Christmas Cookie Doilies to go with this Hot Chocolate? Or perhaps Sugar Beam's Autumn Spice Cookies for even more spice!

Andi, The Wednesday Baker caught a whole batch of Pecan Gingerbread Men!

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Dessert Recipe Linky Party: Thanksgiving Recipes

With Thanksgiving approaching so fast, I've selected a couple recipes to highlight which you might want to prepare for your family this holiday. Each year our Thanksgiving just wouldn't be right if we didn't have some very specific dishes like sweet potatoes with marshmallows (click for an interesting bit of trivia about this famous dish), but I also always prepare some brand new dishes to keep the menu fresh and unexpected. These recipes would make great additions to my menu -- and yours.

First up, Candy linked up her Apple Pear Cranberry Honey Cream Mini Pies.

Alessa linked a very special tried and true recipe she has been preparing for her family and friends for the last 20 years, a Pumpkin Cheesecake.

What are your Must-Prepare dishes for Thanksgiving? What kind of new dishes will you be trying out this year?

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Recipe: Chocolate Waffles

Do you like waffles on a cold winter morning? How about some chocolate waffles for today's Vintage Recipe Thursday?  Please share your recipes with me in the linky below. Before you leave, I encourage you to enter both of my giveaways.

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Chocolate Waffles Recipe

1/2 cup shortening
1 cup sugar
2 eggs
2 squares chocolate
1/4 teaspoon salt
1 1/2 cups cake flour
1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
2 teaspoons baking powder
1/2 cup milk

Cream shortening and sugar. Add well-beaten egg yolks. Melt chocolate over hot water, and add to creamed shortening and sugar mixture. Mix thoroughly. Sift flour, measure, and sift with baking powder and salt, and add alternately with milk to chocolate mixture. Add flavoring. Fold in stiffly beaten egg whites. Bake in hot waffle iron. Serve with hot sirup, whipped cream, or ice cream. 4 servings. Mrs. Lula Larson, Washburn, N. D.

Leave your link for Vintage Recipe Thursday.
Don't get deleted! Just follow the easy rules.
For basic linky party etiquette you MUST:

• Follow the linky party theme;
• Link directly to your participating posts;
• Link back to Joy of Desserts on each participating post (NOT a different page);
• Don't just link and run. Do your best to visit fellow participants, and leave them a comment.

Thank you! Have a great Thursday!

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 and See, Drink, Mix, a refreshingly simple guide to creating the world's most requested cocktails.

 

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