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Swiss Christmas Bread

Submitted by: Ellen Warfield
Dotted with raisins, candied cherries, nuts and citron, this spicy, sweet yeast bread makes a pretty holiday party offering. 

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Nana's Christmas Stollen

Submitted by: Christine L.
A German Christmas treat. This recipe was handed down by my great grandmother to my grandmother to my mother. 

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Czech Kolache

Submitted by: Allison
This is a kolache recipe from the Czech Republic. 

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Kolaches I

Submitted by: Michelle Beard
This is a fruit-filled Czech pastry that you must be careful with, or you will find you have eaten them all up! 

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Kolaches II

Submitted by: Nan
This version of the classic Czech pastry livens up the dough with lemon flavoring. 

Polish Christmas Cookies

Submitted by: Darlene
My mother in law has a polish name for these but my husband and brothers always just called them "Polish Christmas Cookies". They are very easy to make and have a nice anise flavor to them. 

Christmas Cookies I

Submitted by: Margaret Wehling
This is the cookie recipe my husband grew up on. His mother would make these every year for Christmas. These cookies freeze well and keep a long time. You will need somewhere between 16 and 20 cups of flour for this recipe, use as much flour as necessary to stiffen the dough. 

Christmas Fruit Cookies

Submitted by: Carol
If you are a fruitcake lover, you are sure to love this cookie. 

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Yeast Raised Christmas Waffles

Submitted by: Holly
Raised yeast waffles are the perfect breakfast treat! You may substitute buttermilk for lukewarm milk, but you must add 1 teaspoon of baking soda to the dry ingredients. 

Christmas Logs

Submitted by: Mary
This is somewhat like a pie dough that is filled with crushed walnuts and spices and then rolled up into logs. Very rich and delicious. 
 
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