The food experts at Betty Crocker have selected trends that will be red hot this
holiday season, and have created delicious recipes to bring each one to life.
These fun and delicious recipes are sure to fire up any holiday event, and keep
you toasty and warm for the New Year ahead. I found this list very intriguing and so would like to share a few of the trends Betty Crocker came up with for the Red Hot Holiday Trends of 2011.
Trend: Double Desserts
Taking two desserts and mixing and mashing them together is one of our favorite
trends. Things like pie shakes, cookie stuffed cookies, and pie-filled cupcakes
deliver a whole new kind of delicious. It’s a 1+1=3 kind of thing
Recipe: Pumpkin Pie Cookies
Pie, meet cookie. Cookie, say hello to pie. When two all-time favorites come together, you get Pumpkin Pie Cookies, the star at your next holiday cookie exchange.
Trend: Color. Flavor. Fun.
Traditional baked goods are being transformed with bright colors and playful
flavors. With a little creativity and imagination, no one can resist this happy,
fun food!
Recipe: Cake Batter Cookie Stackers
Take sugar cookies to a whole new level of delicious! Kids and adults will love these cake batter flavored cookies with colorful frosting, and lots of sprinkles! Stack ‘em up and watch ‘em go.
Trend: Better Than Bought
From canning to candy making, there’s a renewed interest in handcrafted
foods. This season, homemade food gifts are just the right thing to show your
care and creativity.
Recipe: Cajeta Caramel Fudge
Create the perfect combination of flavor and crunch with this homemade candy. Rich chocolate fudge
Trend: D-I-Y for D-O-G
Man’s best friend deserves man’s best effort. That’s why making your own dog
food is one of the latest canine crazes! This year, homemade dog treats are at
the top of fido’s list.
Recipe: Dog Bark
This treat will make your dog sit up and beg for more. Make the bark by melting carob chips and peanut butter then top with your dog’s favorite ingredients – bacon and cheese. Bow WOW!
ayered with cajeta caramel, cashews and a sprinkle of sea salt—a recipe to impress.
Trend: Food Craft
The kitchen is the new craft room. With food as their medium, clever cooks
are making amazing edible food crafts that are as good to look at as they are to
eat.
Recipe: Chocolate Coal Lumps
Naughty or nice, everyone will love these easy cho-coal-late treats. Cocoa Puffs® cereal dipped in melted chocolate and marshmallows create these tasty stocking stuffers.
I received the details of The Red Hot Holiday Trends from Betty Crocker through MyBlogSpark.
Trend: Double Desserts
Taking two desserts and mixing and mashing them together is one of our favorite
trends. Things like pie shakes, cookie stuffed cookies, and pie-filled cupcakes
deliver a whole new kind of delicious. It’s a 1+1=3 kind of thingRecipe: Pumpkin Pie Cookies
Pie, meet cookie. Cookie, say hello to pie. When two all-time favorites come together, you get Pumpkin Pie Cookies, the star at your next holiday cookie exchange.
Trend: Color. Flavor. Fun.
Traditional baked goods are being transformed with bright colors and playful
flavors. With a little creativity and imagination, no one can resist this happy,
fun food!Recipe: Cake Batter Cookie Stackers
Take sugar cookies to a whole new level of delicious! Kids and adults will love these cake batter flavored cookies with colorful frosting, and lots of sprinkles! Stack ‘em up and watch ‘em go.
Trend: Better Than Bought
From canning to candy making, there’s a renewed interest in handcrafted
foods. This season, homemade food gifts are just the right thing to show your
care and creativity.Recipe: Cajeta Caramel Fudge
Create the perfect combination of flavor and crunch with this homemade candy. Rich chocolate fudge
Trend: D-I-Y for D-O-G
Man’s best friend deserves man’s best effort. That’s why making your own dog
food is one of the latest canine crazes! This year, homemade dog treats are at
the top of fido’s list.Recipe: Dog Bark
This treat will make your dog sit up and beg for more. Make the bark by melting carob chips and peanut butter then top with your dog’s favorite ingredients – bacon and cheese. Bow WOW!
ayered with cajeta caramel, cashews and a sprinkle of sea salt—a recipe to impress.
Trend: Food Craft
The kitchen is the new craft room. With food as their medium, clever cooks
are making amazing edible food crafts that are as good to look at as they are to
eat.Recipe: Chocolate Coal Lumps
Naughty or nice, everyone will love these easy cho-coal-late treats. Cocoa Puffs® cereal dipped in melted chocolate and marshmallows create these tasty stocking stuffers.
I'm loving these trends! Gotta try some of them out! You can check out the entire
Red Hot Holiday Trends list here!
Happy Holiday Baking!!
I received the details of The Red Hot Holiday Trends from Betty Crocker through MyBlogSpark.
That fudge looks amazing! Thanks for sharing these fun ideas:@)
ReplyDeleteThe Pumpkin Pie Cookie sounds really good. I need to try to make myself some type of cookie using xylitol instead of sugar.
ReplyDeleteHmmmm I thought I left a comment on this post. I wonder if they are getting lost.... or maybe you are just busy.
ReplyDeleteAnyway... The Pumpkin Pie cookies sound GREAT