The holiday season is coming up soon and as people all over the world start preparing their Christmas menu, it's interesting to note how many different traditional foods there are, depending on which ...

For many, finishing off a hearty, traditional roast dinner with a rich slab of Christmas pudding is the final nail in the coffin in a season of festive gluttony. But despite classic fruitcakes falling ...

Pudding and a traditional Irish Christmas are synonymous with each other right? Too rich for your palate? Well, here's an ingenious lighter twist. "Now bring us some figgy pudding" goes the beloved ...

An Irish plum pudding recipe for Christmas inspired by counties Clare, Donegal, and Dublin! Plum pudding is the essence of Christmas in Ireland and no one can ever make it like one's own dear mother, ...

Here is a great seasonal recipe, for Christmas pudding: Take almaundes blanched, grynde hem and draw hem up with water and wyne: quarter fygur, hole raisouns. cast perto powdour gyngur and hony ...

This chocolate peanut butter pudding is the perfect dessert to enjoy over the holidays. "I grew up eating instant pudding almost every day after school, and when I started making changes to my ...

Recipe for a traditional Christmas pudding, as seen on "Nightline." Dec. 16, 2011— -- The Christmas pudding has been a fixture on British tables for centuries -- even before Charles Dickens made ...

Christmas Pudding is a traditional Christmas dessert in the UK and the royal chefs start preparing them well in advance ...

Curious about figgy pudding? Discover the history, ingredients, and traditions behind this holiday dessert that’s more than just a Christmas carol reference.

The holiday season is just getting under way, but it's not too soon for one project, says Marialisa Calta, a food writer in Calais, Vt. It's time to make Christmas Pudding. Calta uses a recipe she got ...

Have you ever wondered what "figgy pudding" is while belting out your favorite Christmas carol? To clear things up, we've explained five mysterious foods from Christmas songs.