Medieval and early modern mince pies were big enough to feed an entire family, documents unearthed by the National Archives ...

A beloved British Christmas Classic. Homemade buttery, golden brown crusts encase a rich filling of dried fruit (currants, raisins, brandy, apples, candied orange peel, orange and lemon zest).

There are plenty of foods that have become popular to indulge in over the Christmas period, but few can top mince pies. A well established staple of the festive season, the foodie favourite is a ...

Fit the circles into the muffin tin or tart tins. Fill each pie with mincemeat. Roll out the remaining pie crust to the same thickness and cut out circles (or whatever shape you like) for the pie ...

Using some of Matt’s top tips, we’ve put together a speedy recipe to make the best cheat’s mince pies. Here’s what you’ll need: Simply unroll your pastry, cut it into circles (with 7.5cm ...

Christmas pudding is a traditional British dessert popular during the holiday ... The BBC reported that the first-known mince-pie recipe dates back to an 1830s-era English cookbook.

Why not try this Irish mince pie recipe that will keep everybody happy as you sit down to snooze in front of the fire with the post-dinner cup of tea? This a perfect recipe to whip up if you're ...

Sure, you could just nip to your local supermarket and grab the 'finest' pack of mince pies and certainly 'taste the difference' - but there's something about homemade ones that just makes them ...

Get the Mince Pies recipe. A lot of treats consider ... "Pudding" in this case refers to the British style of a steamed cake-like dessert that will perfume your entire house as it bakes, thanks ...

Charlotte Henry at the Mirror tried making homemade mince pies - but instead of the traditional method of cooking, they were made in the air fryer. The results? Well, this is what happened: READ MORE: ...