1Chefs Celebrate the Season!
Ben FinkChoose from over 75 of the most celebrated chefs' recipes for Thanksgiving, Feast of the Seven Fishes, Christmas, Hanukkah, New Year's Eve, and, lest we forget, New Year's Day brunch! Try your hand at any of these sublime holiday dishes (or tipples) and your guests will surely believe that you, too, are worthy of the celebrity chef moniker.
2Mario Batali
The Chew Advertisement - Continue Reading Below
3Giada de Laurentiis
Courtesy of Food NetworkWe're a sucker for anything that Giada de Laurentiis prepares. Her cute smile and Italian flare wins hearts and stomachs. Try your hand at her prime rib, which would make the perfect centerpiece for an elegant holiday dinner.
Giada de Laurentiis's Holiday Recipe:
Roasted Prime Rib with Thyme and Marsala
4Eric Ripert
Angie MosierThe Top Chef judge with the sexiest French accent turns simple food into elegant dishes. He even elevates the most basic of holiday appetizers into a sophisticated bite.
Eric Ripert's Holiday Recipe:
Deviled Eggs with Smoked Salmon
Advertisement - Continue Reading Below
5Rachael Ray
CBS/The Rachael Ray Show 6Carla Hall
Courtesy of ABC/The Chew Advertisement - Continue Reading Below
7Alton Brown
Courtesy of Food NetworkEveryone loves Iron Chef America commentator and food science geek, Alton Brown. His erudite culinary knowledge guarantees his recipes are not going to fail or disappoint. If you're all pie-d out, you'll want to get a taste of his rich and custardy dessert.
Alton Brown's Holiday Recipe:
Chocolate Bread Pudding
8Ina Garten
Courtesy of Food NetworkYou've got the hors d'oeuvres, the mains, and the desserts down, but what about the sides? Ina Garten's tender squash is simple, sweet, vitamin-rich, and adds a splash of color to everyone's plate.
Ina Garten's Holiday Recipe:
Caramelized Butternut Squash
Advertisement - Continue Reading Below
9Tyler Florence
John LeeIf you've ever been to the South, then you've probably tasted this classic spread. Perfect to bring to any holiday party or at-home family gathering, Tyler Florence's Old-Fashioned Pimiento Cheese adds crushed pecans for an added crunch. We're certain his variation will soon be the go-to starter on your party menu.
More Holiday Recipes from Tyler:
Herb-Crusted Crown Roast of Pork
Wayfare Tavern Popovers
10Emeril Lagasse
Courtesy of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, Inc. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below
11Paula Deen
Chia ChongIf there is any time of the year we feel free to indulge, it's during the holidays. And there is but one woman to turn to for those supremely decadent recipes: Paula Deen. Make sure everyone at the table has sufficient room in their bellies for the Queen of Butter's Holiday Spice Cake for a perfect end to any holiday meal.
More Holiday Recipes from Paula:
Savannah Crab Cakes
Paula's Famous Foolproof Standing Rib Roast
12Aarón Sánchez
Michael Harlan Turkell Advertisement - Continue Reading Below
13Duff Goldman
Vincent Lupo/Direction One PhotographyTraditionally Hanukkah is a holiday filled with fried goodies. Menus feature jelly donuts and latkes — a batter of shredded potatoes mixed with breadcrumbs (preferably matzoh meal), eggs, and onions which is then pan fried. The former Ace of Cakes star and owner of Baltimore's Charm City Cakes still relies on his family's tried and true recipe to make these crispy potato pancakes. Don't wait for a special occasion make them.
Duff Goldman's Holiday Recip:
Duff Goldman's Mom's Potato Latke's
14John Besh
Andrews McMeelIf you're thinking of what to bring to the party that's chocolate, look no further than John Besh's dessert. His irresistible torte is a variation on the decadent soufflé cake with a scant amount of flour.
John Besh's Holiday Recipe:
Spielwig Chocolate Torte
Advertisement - Continue Reading Below
15Dale Levitski
SamsClub.com/Meals What else is there to look forward to other than presents on Christmas morning? Breakfast! Top Chef Dale Levitski draws inspiration from apple pie to create an AM treat with these crepes.
Dale Levitski's Holiday Recipe:
Ambrosia Taffy Apple Crepes
16Melissa d'Arabian
Courtesy of Food NetworkAny main dish on the holiday table will be well suited for a really good portion of creamy, silky, smooth mashed potatoes. Use Melissa d'Arabian's expert recipe to be sure to make the perfect batch.
Melissa d'Arabian's Holiday Recipe:
Buttermilk Mashed Potatoes
Advertisement - Continue Reading Below
17Michael Symon
Courtesy of Food NetworkIf you're trying not to sample every single dessert on the buffet, but still want a bite of something chocolate and a bite of something pumpkin, then you're in luck. Michael Symon combines the rich, creamy filling of a traditional pumpkin pie with bittersweet chocolate in his holiday sweet. That combination has us curious enough to try it this year.
Michael Symon's Holiday Recipe:
Chocolate Pumpkin Pie
18Ming Tsai
Anthony Tieuli for WGBH Advertisement - Continue Reading Below
19Martha Stewart
Anders Krusberg/The Martha Stewart ShowKids of all ages will be sampling the sweet stuff this season, and who better to point you in the right direction than domestic goddess Martha Stewart? Check out these holiday cookie recipes that will win over big kids and small. And don't forget Santa!
More Holiday Recipes from Martha:
Walnut Cookies
Sugar Cookie Cutouts
Chocolate Thumbprints
20Gordon Ramsay
Courtesy of Gordon RamsayComplete your holiday dinner with a fabulous finale from our favorite British chef, Gordon Ramsay. In the U.K., Christmas pudding is a must on the big day and a teatime treat all through the holidays. His deliciously decadent version featuring Brandy Anglaise and Crème Chantilly, may just catch on this side of the pond.
Gordon Ramsay's Holiday Recipe:
Gordon Ramsay's Christmas Pudding
Advertisement - Continue Reading Below
Advertisement - Continue Reading Below
Advertisement - Continue Reading Below