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Santa’s little helpers

DO you remember those Christmases as a child when you got to stay in your room and do nothing? Me neither. Memories are made by being part of the celebrations no matter how old you are.

Growing up with a family who loved throwing parties, especially in the festive season, meant there was lots of work to be done. Whether it was peeling potatoes, whipping cream (my favourite job) or laying the table, there was always something us children could lend a hand with.

This month’s trio of seasonal recipes are all designed to be simple enough to cook with children. Measuring,

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