Easy low budget Christmas recipes

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Christmas is fast approaching. Every year, you are once again faced with the challenge of what to serve at dinner. Have you thought of what you are going to make for Christmas dinner yet? We have collected some recipes for you that are delicious, easy to make. Have a look at which of the five recipes below appeals to you the most.

1# Strawberry Jell-O with whipped cream - Two popular ingredients in a bowl

You will need:

Dr. Oetker Klop-fix
Dr. Oetker Jelly pudding strawberry
Fresh cream
Fresh strawberries

How to prepare:

Put a couple of glasses in the openings of a cupcake pan at an angle (see image). Get the Dr. Oetker jelly bags and dissolve the contents in boiling water, while stirring. Slice the fresh strawberries. Pour the jelly pudding mix into the glasses and add some of the sliced strawberries. Let cool in the fridge until the jelly is set. Pour the cream into a bowl and whisk until set. While whisking, add the content of the Dr. Oetker Klop-fix bag.

Attention: read the instructions on the Dr. Oetker box.

1# Strawberry Jell-O with whipped cream - Two popular ingredients in a bowl

You will need:

Dr. Oetker Klop-fix
Dr. Oetker Jelly pudding strawberry
Fresh cream
Fresh strawberries

How to prepare:

Attention: read the instructions on the Dr. Oetker box.

#2 Cheasy Christmas stars - Delicious, crispy and finger-licking good

You will need:

Puff pastry
Star-shaped cookie cutters
Grated cheese

How to prepare:

Let the puff pastry defrost. Use the star-shaped cookie cutters to cut stars out of the puff pastry. Sprinkle the grates cheese on the stars to taste or give the recipe a twist by using chocolate sprinkles.

Attention: read the text on the puff pastry packaging for more detailed instructions.

#2 Cheasy Christmas stars - Delicious, crispy and finger-licking good

You will need:

Puff pastry
Star-shaped cookie cutters
Grated cheese

How to prepare:

Attention: read the text on the puff pastry packaging for more detailed instructions.

#3 Creampuff chocolate tower - Who doesn’t like creampuffs?

You will need:

Creampuffs
Dr. Oetker white icing
Dr. Oetker Silver soft pearls

How to prepare:

If you have bought frozen cream puffs, make sure they are defrosted before serving. Warm the Dr. Oetker icing in warm water. The icing can be replaced by molten chocolate. When the icing is warm, dip the creampuffs in the icing one by one and sprinkle them with the silver pearls. Set the creampuffs aside so the icing can set. Stack the cream puffs until you have created a beautiful tower.

#3 Creampuff chocolate tower - Who doesn’t like creampuffs?

You will need:

Creampuffs
Dr. Oetker white icing
Dr. Oetker Silver soft pearls

How to prepare:

#4 Spinach and feta surprises - One way to make your kids enjoy spinach!

You will need:

Feta cheese
Pre-cut frozen spinach
Puff pastry
Garlic and onion

How to prepare:

Finely chop the onion and garlic. Defrost the spinach in a pan on low heat. Be careful: stir regularly to avoid burning the bottom. Put another large pan on medium heat. Add a splash of oil and fry the garlic and onion until golden. Add the defrosted spinach and feta – crumble the feta first – to the pan and let simmer on low heat. Make sure most of the moisture has evaporated. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Keep in mind that feta is already pretty salty. Grab a cupcake pan and grease it. Add a sheet of puff pastry to each indentation. Fill the pastry with the spinach filling and fold the edges of the puff pastry over the filling.

Attention: read the puff pastry box for the precise baking instructions.