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Madison Senior Center Holiday Recipes 2020
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Cookbook Recipes
Peanut Butter Kiss Cookies
Santa Pancake
Ranch Dip
Shrimp Appitizer
Hanukkah Air Fryer Donuts
Carmel Apple Bark
Strawberry Santas
Apple Biscuits with Honey Butter Glaze
Rudolph Raindeer Cookies
Messy Brownies
Spinach Artichoke Chicken Casserole
Chicken Noodle Casserole
Christmas Tree Brownies
Peanut Butter Kiss Cookies
Growing up my mum baked a lot over the holiday season says Terri Marsh. These were by far one of my favorites and they are so easy! Still to this day a go-to recipe for me to share with others and make in the chilly winter months.Santa Pancake
Add some fun to your morning with these Santa look-alike pancakes from Marlene Hardick!Ranch Dip
The following is one of our favorite dips says, Joan Murray! Great veggie or chip dip & yummy on a hot baked potato.Shrimp Appitizer
This Shrimp App from Kathy Seifert is delicious and easy with just a few quick steps. Serve with crackers and enjoy!Hanukkah Air Fryer Donuts
A traditional dessert shared by Lyn Fried and eaten during Hanukkah, light and fluffy doughnuts filled with jam. They're usually deep-fried to honor the oil that miraculously burned in the ancient temple of Jerusalem. If you're looking to make them with less oil and less mess, this recipe will help you do so. Thanks to the air fryer, they have all of the flavor and texture of the traditional Hanukkah treat with fewer calories and grams of fat. While these aren’t fried in oil, they are brushed with some before being cooked in the air fryer, so you can continue to honor the tradition.Carmel Apple Bark
Enjoying this gooey caramel apple bark is sure to give you feelings of fall and added bonus: it makes your home smell amazing! Warning: those with sensitive teeth or dental equipment try with cautionStrawberry Santas
These adorable mini Santas are a sweet dessert, snack, or super cute appetizer!Apple Biscuits with Honey Butter Glaze
Fluffy biscuits studded with fresh apples that are just the right amount of sweetRudolph Raindeer Cookies
With a bright red M&M nose, this Rudolph Peanut Butter Cookie Recipe is easy to identify as Santa's lead reindeer!Messy Brownies
Settling the age-old debate of what's better cookies or brownies, why not both!Spinach Artichoke Chicken Casserole
This Healthy Spinach Artichoke Chicken Casserole is total comfort food. It’s easy to make, packed with protein, brimming with spinach and artichoke hearts, and full of flavor!Chicken Noodle Casserole
Chicken Noodle Casserole- a delicious casserole dinner that is full of egg noodles, chicken, veggies, and a flavorful sauce! You can also premake and freeze for use later.Christmas Tree Brownies
These brownies make me SO HAPPY! Is there anything more delicious than the combination of peppermint and chocolate? Particularly when there are icing and sprinkles involved? I didn’t think so. It’s pretty much guaranteed to brighten your day taken from Debbie Chapman's webpage.Thank you for your interest in Tmarsh4's cookbook and for helping support the BakeSpace community of independent cookbook authors!
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A resource for participants at the Madison Senior Center in Wisconsin to try new recipes submitted to our exchange program in December of 2020!