I serve this every Christmas Eve when we get together for singing, food, and playing games until midnight. It has become a tradition that none of the family will let me forget to make because it is soooooo yummy and rich!
It's the perfect recipe for anyone who wants to make a sweet treat for Christmas morning.
Marge is a fellow quilter and she gave me this recipe in the grocery store where I work. She is a gifted quilter and a good friend.
I always made these with my girls as they are so simple and easy for children to help with. My girls are now 31 and 28 and still request them every Christmas. Now, my 10 year old granddaughter makes them with me.
Like the saying...you always have room for Jello and this is so nice no matter how much turkey you have eaten. My 5 kids always ask for this and now are making this for themselves to share.
It is one thing that my kids, all 8 of them, liked so I made it often.
Want a moist bread to enjoy Christmas morning? Then try this recipe! It's sure to please.
Look for a sugar-free recipe for your next party? Check out this appetizer for those guests who cannot have sugar.
This was special because we shared this dish with a homeless fellow on Thanksgiving, and also with my daughter and her family for the first time. I don't have a picture; I never thought of that, just eating it.
I always serve it during family holiday gatherings. It's always a big hit in the flavor and presentation departments.