Homemade Food Gifts From the Kitchen

This easy to assemble mason jar soup mix recipe makes a delightful hostess or holiday gift. Add a ribbon and a card with the instructions.

Christmas morning pancakes? Yes please! Add this to a gift basket with a small jar of pure maple syrup and a package of gourmet coffee for the breakfast lovers on your list.

Old-fashioned goodness and chocolate delight makes this nutty confection a winner!

This simple recipe Homemade Candied Nuts recipe makes a lovely hostess gift or Christmas gift for friends and family. Or just make it and keep it for a delicious holiday snack.

These adorable snowman marshmallows are a fun way to dress up your hot chocolate. Plus they’re sure to brighten up those chilly winter days!

Make them even more special by using your own homemade marshmallows - this is one of our most popular recipes!

Before curling up to watch your favorite Christmas movie, gather up the ingredients to make this tasty movie snack.

Popcorn, pretzels, and peanut M & M's make this another great holiday gift treat.

Oh yes, I did - I added our family favorite Cranberry Orange Loaf Recipe to this list! Using graham cracker crumbs, orange juice, walnuts, and foraged cranberries (or leftover sauce) this delicious loaf is so pretty it makes a great holiday gift too!

My friend Stephanie over at Spaceships & Laser Beams is onto something- a fast, sweet, pretty Peppermint Bark recipe that will get rave reviews from everyone on your list!

Not a cook? Never baked in your life? No problem. Follow these simple instructions to create a fancy Cheese Board (aka a Charcuterie board.)

Now if you happen to have smoked any wild game meat, or foraged and dehydrated any blueberries or cranberries, or even made feta cheese from your own goats milk, go ahead and add it....

An extra-special chocolate chip cookie recipe for an extra-special homemade food gift to share!

These simple elf cupcakes will bring a smile to even the most Scrooge-like person on your gift list!

If you had a bumper crop of raspberries or strawberries during the summer, you have just what you need to make gift-worthy no-cook freezer jam! Follow these simple instructions then package them up in a few Ball mason jars. Add a pretty ribbon and a gift tag and you're all set.

You've heard of maple syrup, raspberry syrup, rosehip syrup and around here we even use birch syrup - but simple syrup?

It's just as easy as it sounds - and you can doctor it up to include all sorts of flavors. Pour it into a pretty bottle and you can check another name (or two) off your gift-giving list.