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Rich, chocolaty and gooey, this super quick chocolate fondant is a great Christmas dessert. Whip up the cake batter in 10 minutes, then freeze. These delicious puddings can be baked from frozen and don’t need to be defrosted.
Start Christmas Day with a festive twist on homemade granola, spiced with cinnamon and orange and packed with cranberries, apricots, almonds and pumpkin seeds.
Dominic Chapman’s speckled chocolate cornflakes is bound to be a winner with the kids needing to help out with the chocolate and sprinkling.
This fun and festive gingerbread train is packed with all your favourite treats
For some fun Christmas baking with the kids, try this white chocolate snowball cookies recipe
Show off your baking skills with this pretty gingerbread Christmas tree
When juicy pomegranates are in season you have to make this jewel-bright chocolate bark. With only 4 ingredients, it's great for edible gifting or snacking over the festive period.
This show-stopping chocolate orange trifle recipe will really dazzle your guests this Christmas
This Christmas pud is an absolute showstopper: a pavlova meringue wreath adorned with whipped cream, juicy berries and decorated with an unctuous chocolate sauce made with cream, golden syrup, butter and melted dark chocolate.
A sweet treat that doubles as a great Christmas gift, these peppermint creams are awfully easy to eat. It's just the right amount of peppermint flavouring prevents these from being too cloying or saccharine, so be sure to follow the recipe exactly.
For an easy Christmas baking idea, try this spiced Christmas tree butter shortbread
This centrepiece is sure to impress your guests, make your bundt up to 3 days ahead and finish with a chocolate and caramel drizzle and shards of homemade honeycomb.
These easy Christmas biscuits are a great family-friendly bake. Cut out a range of festive shapes from the spiced orange dough and get creative decorating with pretty coloured icing.
Bring a touch of class to your next supper party with these milk chocolate truffles made from melted chocolate, chunks of almond and crushed crunchy bars.
Chocolate truffles make the perfect edible gift for Christmas or any special occasion, and this pretty selection is perfect for peanut butter lovers.
Chocolate, fruit and nut are a classic cake combination – and this is a lovely one to bake for Christmas. It only takes 20 minutes to prepare, which is a bonus around the busy festive period. It keeps for up to a month in a cake tin and is also freezable.
Impress the guests and crack out the homemade chocolate truffles with coffee after dinner. No one need know how easy they are to make: reduced fresh orange juice, melted chocolate and double cream, mixed, chilled then shaped and dusted with icing sugar. Unless they read this.
This is a really fun (and tasty) way to use up Christmas cake or fruit cake, and it's a lovely one to make with the kids. Use marzipan and food colouring to make the suitably seasonal topping and serve popped on to wooden or plastic sticks.
Looking for a gorgeous homemade gift idea for the foodies in your life? These Champagne truffles are hard to beat. You can use sparkling wine, if you prefer, or make them with orange liqueur or brandy.
These crunchy, tasty biscotti will keep for up to four weeks if stored in an airtight container, so you can make them a month in advance of giving, all wrapped up in some nice paper and string.
Bundt cake recipes are the ultimate show-off dessert for sharing with friends and family.
What's better than a tiramisu? A show-stopping tiramisu cake recipe. Combining the same classic Italian flavours of coffee and marscapone, plus amaretti biscuits for taste and crunch, this is a creamy elegant dessert.
A special chocolate biscuit recipe that Vivek Singh has spiked with a hint of Indian spices to bring out all the complex notes in the cocoa.
Kick off the festivities in style with this sparkly confetti cake that's quite literally exploding with chocolate stars and glittery gold sprinkles
Homemade fudge is a classic Christmas gift idea, but this year try something extra special with this three-layered Neapolitan fudge recipe
Shaun Rankin's fun twist on the classic brownie will delight everyone. Cut up into chunky squares and enjoy in front of a film.
These robin gingerbread biscuits will go down a treat! They're so simple to make and are to get you feeling festive.
Everyone will love these gorgeous snowman cupcakes. Perfect for a party and a great festive centrepiece or edible gift, the un-iced cupcakes can even be made a week in advance.
Put a smile on everyone's faces with these delicious Christmas tree cheesecake brownie bakes.
Everyone will absolutely love making (and eating) these rice snaps Christmas trees made with white chocolate and sweets.