Five New Twists on Traditional Holiday Recipes

By: Dec. 03, 2014
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Everyone loves traditional holiday fare those best-kept secret recipes that keep friends and family coming back for more. But where does tradition end and boring begin?

This holiday season, if you're looking for unique twists on traditional family recipes, or are looking for something entirely new to introduce into your holiday menu, you're not alone.

In fact, many families are looking to wholesome ingredients as a way to add flavor and healthfulness to their holiday meals and baked goods. One way to steal the culinary spotlight is with California Raisins, which bring natural sweetness to a multitude of seasonal dishes, from indulgent confections to savory main courses.

"The versatility of raisins is endless," said Larry Blagg, senior vice president of marketing for the California Raisin Marketing Board. "Because they are an all-natural, dried-by-the-sun fruit with no added sugar, California Raisins add nutritious sweetness to any holiday meal or favorite dessert."

Try these recipes for a tasty and unique twist on classic holiday favorites:

In addition to their wide range of uses in holiday cooking, California Raisins are also the most economical dried fruit, making them one purchase this season that won't break the bank. For a fresh take on holiday staples that are sure to become new traditions in your household, try these delicious recipes, or look for other holiday recipe ideas at www.LoveYourRaisins.com.

About the California Raisin Marketing Board

A State Marketing Order in 1998 created the California Raisin Marketing Board and it is 100-percent grower funded. Its mission is to support and promote the increased use of California-grown raisins and sponsor crop production, nutrition and market research. For more information about all-natural, no-sugar added California raisins, please visit www.loveyourraisins.com.

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SOURCE California Raisin Marketing Board



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