Our best ever Christmas dessert recipes

Isn't this dessert stunning? And you won't believe us when we tell you it's ready in only 30 mins.

Recipe: Chocolate Brownie Trifle

Coconut and pistachio are two flavours we can't get enough of so we combined them in this snowy yule log!

Recipe: Coconut & Pistachio Snowy Yule Log

Choux pastry is easy to master if you follow our tips - and this striking dessert is so easy to serve - just dig in with your hands!

Recipe: Salted Caramel Profiterole Wreath

Jelly is back! This one is a dual flavoured jelly: one part eggnog and one part berry and it is utterly delicious.

Recipe: Eggnog and Berry Jelly

If you can't be bothered making the pavlova from scratch, use shop bought and it'll shave off a lot of stress and time for Christmas day pud!

Recipe: Cherry & White Chocolate Pavlova

Any leftover stale panettone makes for stellar French toast or bread-and-butter pudding.

Recipe: Chocolate and Orange Panettone

This blondie combination, with its sugar-sesame-salt sprinkle is mightily addictive. You have been warned!

Recipe: Tahini and Sesame Choc Chip Blondies

The tangy flavour of crème fraîche in this Christmas dessert helps balance the sweetness from the white chocolate, but you could use extra double cream, if you prefer.

Recipe: No-Bake Irish Cream and White Chocolate Tart

If, like us, you love a gingerbread latte during the festive season, then you need to try these warming spiced buns. Don’t want the extra caffeine kick in the icing? Replace the espresso with decaf or water.

Recipe: Gingerbread Latte Tear and Share Bread

Trifles should mean you're never stuck for a Christmas dessert idea! The retro mix of almonds and sugar sprinkles gives much-needed crunch to the topping on this fruity but rich pud, but you could use some pared orange zest instead.

Recipe: Clementine and Prosecco Trifle

Adorn this Christmas profiterole dessert wreath with any of your favourite Pick ‘n’ Mix sweets! This can be enjoyed all year round, using any colours you like to dye your chocolate.

Recipes: Profiterole Pick ‘N’ Mix Wreath

For a low-key Christmas dessert idea, this boozy and warming crumble will put a smile on your guest’s faces. The gingerbread mixture makes more biscuits than you need, but they keep well and are delicious with a cup of tea or hot milk.

Recipe: Gingerbread Gin Apple and Blackberry Crumble

Boozy, rich and delicious, this elegant Christmas dessert is a great alternative if you’re not a fan of Christmas pudding but still want something suitably festive.

Recipe: Eggnog Panna Cotta with Boozy Mulled Figs

Christmas desserts don't get more retro than this boozy custard tart. This old-school classic, with a nostalgic festive twist, is perfect for a dinner party.

Recipe: Snowball Cocktail Tart

This vibrant Christmas dessert is guaranteed to impress your guests at Christmas.

Recipe: Candy cane roulade

The whole family will love our triple-chocolate version of this traditional Christmas recipe.

Recipe: Triple chocolate Bûche de Noël

A tower of these meringue kisses will look stunning on your Christmas table. Dust with edible glitter for a final festive flourish.

Recipe: Meringue kiss tower

Turn leftover Christmas cake into a whole new dessert, with these quick festive crepes.

Recipe: Christmas cake crepes

Yes, you can make a last-minute pud that everyone loves. This takes minutes to cook in the oven while you’re enjoying your roast turkey and trimmings.

Recipe: Chocolate orange panettone pudding

This boozy and decadent tart is the perfect dinner party dessert. Combining all of the rich flavours of an espresso martini, such as vodka, coffee liqueur and chocolate, encased in buttery pastry and then topped with fluffy and sweet meringue, it's a true crowd pleaser!

Recipe: Espresso martini tart