Heartwarming recipes perfect for the winter solstice, featuring dishes that bring comfort and joy to the longest night of the year.

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The start of the winter solstice on Dec. 21 means the shortest day and longest night of the year. Brighten the day with one of these winter solstice recipes.

Winter solstice parties are great for gathering everyone for a December party. We'll cover what do you serve at a winter solstice party, tips for hosting a winter solstice party, and more! Definitely add this to your winter parties ideas!

These rich, buttery Yule moon crescent cookies are a rich, nutty shortbread sprinkled with snow-white powdered sugar. They’re one of my favorite Christmas cookies, and I don’t think a holiday cookie plate is complete without them. They don’t require any rolling or chilling, and are easy and quick to shape and bake. They're simple enough for even your little helpers to shape, so definitely try these if you’re baking with kids! #holidaybaking #yule #crescentcookie #wintersolstice

Winter Solstice Cookies

Herb-Crusted Goat Cheese Balls are a creamy, flavorful appetizer perfect for your Winter Solstice celebrations. Infused with magical correspondences, these bite-sized treats are as delightful to eat as they are to prepare.

Throw a fabulous and fun Winter Solstice celebration in the comfort of your own home with some wintery gluten-free recipes, seasonal crafts, and a DIY photo booth! #Paleo #AIP #Whole30… More

Transform your table into a winter wonderland with this elegant winter solstice cake. An easy recipe that looks like a gourmet masterpiece!

The difference between a good soup and an amazing soup often comes down to the stock, particularly in vegetarian recipes like this one. Here, a stock cube will suffice - as the recipe does contain plenty of spice - but to really respect your cauliflower, go for the best stock you can afford. This soup is quite thick, so if you prefer a thinner consistency, add a little extra stock or water.