What's your favorite holiday tradition?

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_{Started by jennifer , author of Tatertots and Jello} _{12/22/2011 5:00:10 AM}

Share your favorite holiday tradition for a chance to win a $200 Gift Card from target. One of our family's favorite holiday traditions is making -- and enjoying -- rice pudding. It's been passed down through the generations. My kids love seeing who will get the one almond in the pudding. Whoever gets the almond gets a special Christmas prize!

I am sharing more about our Christmas Tradition and the recipe on my blog.

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Reply by Althea

_{12/22/2011 5:48:40 AM}

I love reading the Christmas Story with the kids! It's all so much fun!

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Reply by Amanda

_{author of Serenity Now-A Mommy's Solution to Staying Sane} _{12/22/2011 7:08:22 AM}

What a neat tradition, Jen! I've read about it before, but didn't realize it was Danish. :) My favorite Christmas tradition is having both sides of our family over on Christmas Eve for a dessert buffet. We do it right after the church service, and anyone who's in town and wants to come is welcome. It's so much fun!

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Reply by Kathy

_{12/22/2011 7:51:46 AM}

wow, I really want to try this recipe! It sounds delish! One of my fave traditions is going to our Christmas Eve service at church ... I always end up all teary eyed by the end but it's a wonderful time and always makes it truly 'feel' like Christmas has finally arrived. =) kathy k

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Reply by Kathy

_{12/22/2011 7:53:23 AM}

One of my fave traditions is going to our church's Christmas eve service. I always end up teary eyed but it's a wonderful time and always makes it feel like Christmas has finally arrived. kathy k. ps. I am so trying this recipe, it sounds delish! =)

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Reply by Kathy

_{12/22/2011 7:54:58 AM}

sorry for the double post! didn't realize it posted the first time!

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Reply by Kyra

_{author of RACKS and Mooby} _{12/22/2011 7:58:05 AM}

One of our favorite traditions is to take our time opening up presents on Christmas morning. We wait until brekfast is easten and dishes are done, then we all sit down around the tree. Hubby plays santa and passes out gifts one by one. We all watch each person open up their gift before we move on to the next one. It helps the kids practice patience, but moreso, it ensures they appreciate each and every gift they receive.

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Reply by Cathy

_{12/22/2011 8:26:56 AM}

Rice pudding brings such memories for me. My Grandma on my dad's side was Dutch, and made the best I have ever tasted, even though I hadn't tasted any other. But it was always s thrill to look forward to. thanks for the recipe, I'll give it a try.

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Reply by Laura

_{12/22/2011 8:33:29 AM}

We made that rice pudding in a cooking class I took at school. I love the idea of giving the finder of the almond a special gift, but did you know that the "traditional tradition" is that the person who finds it is going to get married in the next year?

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Reply by Collette

_{12/22/2011 9:16:02 AM}

I love traditions! We always get together on Christmas Eve then we go and see the lights at Temple Square, eat Crab, play games, open our jammies, then finish the night with the nativity story. Then the next morning everyone comes to our house for Swedish pancakes.

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Reply by Linda

_{12/22/2011 9:50:07 AM}

I make sugarplums! It is really like chocolate butter! Butter, brown sugar, 10X sugar, vanilla, oatmeal and chopped pecans. You make the odugh and chill......then make bite size balls of the dough and roll in 'sprinkles.' I have been making these since 1969. You must keep them refrigerated since they are are so buttery. The recipe was on a sugar bag.

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