Christmas Around the World
How Christmas is celebrated in different places, from Mexico’s Las Posadas to Sweden’s Saint Lucia Day.
Holiday treats from many kitchens — gingerbread to Italian panettone.
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Holiday baking traditions from many countries come together in this list: gingerbread and sugar cookies cut with a cookie cutter; British fruitcake and mince pies and Scottish shortbread; the German stollen; the Italian panettone; the yule log, known in France as the bûche de Noël; and the flavors of the season — peppermint, cinnamon, icing, sprinkles and a glass of eggnog.
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Find each treat's country of origin and mark it on a map. If you bake, choose one simple recipe from the list, such as sugar cookies or shortbread, and decorate with icing and sprinkles. Younger children can design a gingerbread person on paper.
Gingerbread · Sugar Cookies · Fruitcake · Eggnog · Peppermint · Shortbread · Icing · Sprinkles · Yule Log · Mince Pie · Stollen · Panettone · Cinnamon · Cookie Cutter
How Christmas is celebrated in different places, from Mexico’s Las Posadas to Sweden’s Saint Lucia Day.
Stockings by the fireplace and paper on the floor: the sights of Christmas morning.
A spice rack in a grid: leafy herbs and the seeds, barks and roots that flavor food around the world.