The Twelve Days of Holiday Treats!
Once again, this year, from December 1st-12th I’ll post a new holiday treat recipe every day – inspiration for your holiday entertaining!
The recipes I’m sharing are small-er batch (perfect for this year when many of us will still be attending/ hosting smaller gatherings) – each recipe makes 1-dozen or a few more smaller-sized treats that are simple to prepare and that use everyday ingredients and equipment so hopefully you’ll be able to whip up any of these on a whim. Check out the treats from 2019 and 2020 at the bottom of this post too for more inspiration!
It’s the last day of the #12daysofholidaytreats and I’ve saved something a little different for last!
I’m a HUGE fan of mulled wine during the holidays and even last year when we couldn’t gather inside with friends, a small group of us would take travel mugs of mulled wine on neighbourhood walks to see the Christmas lights. Dedicated mulled wine fans, we are!

However, this year, large-scale gatherings aren’t really on the cards either so I figured – why not play with mulled wine so we can enjoy it at other times of the day… like… breakfast?

And the recipe came together pretty quickly – if you’ve got frozen raspberries on hand, some sugar, some wine and some mulled wine spices, you’re good to go – and what better gift this holiday season than mulled wine jam?

So, for a change from holiday baking, do yourself a favour and make some of this to enjoy on Christmas morning – or… anytime!
Mulled wine jam
All the flavours of mulled wine... in a jam!
Ingredients
- 2 cups frozen raspberries (250g)
- 2 tablespoons fruity red wine
- 2 tablespoons freshly squeezed orange juice
- 2 tablespoons mulled wine spice
- 2 large strips orange peel
- 1/2 cup (100g) granulated sugar
Instructions
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Check out 2021’s 12 Days of Holiday Treats:
Day 1: Speculoos financiers
Day 2: Chocolate Dipped Orange Sugar Cookies
Day 3: Madeleines à la Clémentine
Day 4: Chocolate Hazelnut Thumbprint Cookies
Day 5: Sunbutter and Jam Chocolate Cups
Day 6: Hot Chocolate and Marshmallow Cookies
Day 7: Linzer Cookies
Day 8: Chocolate-Hazelnut Sandwich Cookies
Day 9: Choc-Mint Thumbprint Cookies
Day 10: Pailles (Puff Pastry and Jam Cookies)
Day 11: Strawberry Santa Hats
Day 12: Mulled Wine Jam
Check out 2020’s 12 Days of Holiday Treats:
Day 1: Rice Krispie Wreaths
Day 2: Cranberry Cheesecake Bars
Day 3: Peppermint Bark
Day 4: Orangettes
Day 5: Rocky Road Chocolate Crackle Slice
Day 6: Candy Cane Sugar Cookies
Day 7: Orange Pim’s
Day 8: Mendiants
Day 9: Chewy Chocolate Mint Crackle Cookies
Day 10: Apricot, Coconut and Cranberry “truffles”
Day 11: Chocolate, Cherry and Almond Brownies
Day 12: Peppermint Hot Chocolate
Check out 2019’s 12 Days of Holiday Cookies:
Day 1: Easy Three Ingredient Shortbread
Day 2: Jam Drops
Day 3: Chocolate Caramel Slice
Day 4: Melting Moments
Day 5: White Christmas
Day 6: Langues de Chat
Day 7: Chocolate Coconut Slice
Day 8: Cornflake Biscuits
Day 9: Rocky Road
Day 10: Honey Joys
Day 11: Rum Ball Truffles
Day 12: Giant Florentine Cookie (to share)
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Thank you Mardi for making wine at breakfast respectable. 🙂
It does really sound (and look) delish… decadence from time to time is not a bad thing.