History of Christmas
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Holiday Pies and Treats to Make Ahead
Heirloom recipes with pure ingredients are sometimes the most delicious. They are also fun to rediscover and introduce to your guests. The hint of apple cider vinegar in our Vinegar Pie is wonderful as it mixes with other flavors. Or how about Kentucky “Transparent Pie”?
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10 Fun Facts About Christmas
Whether you just celebrate Christmas day or all twelve days, you might want to know about more about this most popular holiday.
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The Story of The Little Christmas Spider. Video Tutorial On How To Make A Spider.
The Legend of the Christmas spider. How to make.
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Why Is St. Nicholas Called the Christmas Saint?
A brief introduction to St. Nicholas and his associations with Christmas
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A Very Krampus Christmas
It was only through my fascination of mythology and horror that I stumbled across the story of Krampus. Before I go on, I would like you to know that this tradition has been resurrected in Austria recently. The Catholic Church had a very definite opinion of Krampus and had done their very best to...
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Should Santa Slim Down?
Perhaps we could put our heads together to come up with a diet and exercise plan for Santa? All that weight can't be good for him.
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The History Behind Five Popular Christmas Carols
Five brief stories sharing the history of some of our most beloved Christmas Carols.
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Christmas Reconsidered: How the Holiday has Contributed to a Rise in Atheism
Linking Jesus Christ to pagan, even satanic, holy days has done a great disservice to both him, and humanity who so desperately needs him. His name is routinely used as a curse while the life he lived is ignored or mocked. Christmas contributes to the problem. I'll tell you how in this article.
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The Mince Pie - A British Christmas Tradition
The Mince Pie is an intrinsic part of the British Christmas. Where did it come from and why does it not have any meat?
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Origin and Tradition of the American Christmas Tree
The history of the Christmas tree in America is relatively short when compared to other countries; however, it's a part of Christmas decor that was celebrated by 76 percent of the country in 2017.