Christmas

This decadent sticky toffee pudding is perfect for a festive sweet treat. Serve warm with a quick toffee sauce and ice cream.

Very easy to make in our bread makers, this chutney will have your mouth watering. Enjoy with a cheeseboard at Christmas, in sandwiches and even as a topping for some dishes.

Sprouts are an extremely controversial topic at Christmas time. Us here in the Panasonic kitchen LOVE sprouts. Especially paired with yummy bacon and pomegranate seeds.

Nothing can beat a good old roastie! For normal roasts or for a special Christmas dinner these golden delights will have all heads turned!

The Madeira wine creates a deeper flavour adding something a little different to your special Christmas dinner.

We think of cherries as a Christmas luxury but they’re at their best (and cheapest!) during January and February – making this the perfect time to give our Cherry Jam recipe a go.

Focus on enjoying time with your friends and family with this simple ‘one-pot’ roast recipe we created for our 4-in-1 steam combination oven. The lamb and vegies can be cooked at the same time using convection and grill modes simultaneous to give your feast the perfect finish.

Old-fashioned Christmas cakes are such a lovely tradition! This fruity cake does have a reputation for being difficult to bake but our recipe lets you cheat your way to perfection using just your microwave and bread maker.

Microwave Bombe Alaska – a very impressive Christmas dessert. Looking for a alternative to pudding for your Christmas feast? Aside from being insanely delicious, Bombe Alaska is one of those desserts that never fails to impress. The technical feat of baking a hard meringue case around sponge cake and ice cream can’t help but elicit “oohs” and “ahhs” from your guests.

Packed with rice bubbles, coconut and mixed fruit, White Christmas is a hit with kids and adults. Make this slice and keep it in the fridge to share over the Christmas season, or portion it into gift bags and earn brownie points at the office when you gift it to your colleagues.