Non-Holiday Recipes for December 😍


Hello Reader,

It's already December, and many are focused on holiday baking and Christmas planning.

But we still have to go about our regular days, so today I'm sharing non-holiday recipes to get you through the month.

No matter where you are, here are my fav recipes to have handy in the coming weeks.

My favorites

White bowl of broccoli soup. Scooping Oreo ice cream on a waffle cone.
Bitten brownie muffin on a white surface. Glazed lemon lime loaf on white marble.

A bowl of hearty soup for cold days.

For those (me!) who eat ice cream year-round.

Not your usual muffins πŸ˜‰

​Glazed lemon loaf to have with a cup of coffee or tea.

My favorite carrot cake 🧑

​Cheesy scones.

Simple meals

Skillet with pesto gnocchi. Wooden spoon. Basil leaves. Pork and carrots over rice.

The perfect pesto pasta for chilly weather.

Spicy pork dish that's wonderful on rice.

A simple chicken casserole.

These garlicky bites are a crowd-pleaser.

​Make burgers with cheese in the middle!

Creamy and easy pasta dish.

Mornings and snacks

Stack of sweet potato muffins on a white plate. White dish of savory bread pudding.

​Muffins with warm spices.

The perfect morning casserole.

This quiche is basically an egg bake.

Gorgeous Italian bread for morning toast, bruschetta and sandwiches.

Make banana muffins, but make them more wholesome.

Very sweet mornings with a filled croissant.

Sweet stuff

White plate of pear crumble with ice cream. Jars of chocolate cream pudding.

​Fall crisp with oats.

​Old-fashioned pudding, but in the microwave.

Incredibly soft and spiced whoopie pies.

Thin and fudgy chocolate cookies.

The queen of pound cakes to serve with whipped cream and fruit.

​Easy crumble with fruit and almonds.

If you make a recipe from the blog and love it, please rate it ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ and leave a comment. I sincerely appreciate your feedback.

Paula Montenegro
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Founder of Vintage Kitchen Notes.
Avid baker & recipe creator

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