Nothing says true love like sweet things, and what could be better than a passionfruit cuppycake, festooned with nuts and berries? Little panda cherubs are sure to get you in the mood for the season of love among the pandas!

A feel good holiday drink!

Yummy Christmas Biscotti dotted with red and green cranberries and pistachios -- makes a perfect holiday gift!

A cozy little cocktail recipe just in time for the holidays! Recipe courtesy of katieatthekitchendoor.com.

This fresh and citrusy cranberry sauce is a must-have with turkey or perfect as a Christmas feast side dish. Not only is it delicious and super simple to make, it's also incredibly versatile!

Here are some great ways to add cranberry sauce to other dishes:

• Spread on a turkey sandwich (a given).
• Peanut butter and cranberry sandwich.
• Add a little cranberry sauce with red wine vinegar and olive oil for a tangy vinaigrette.
• A perfect glaze for meat or seafood, thinned down with a bit of juice.
• Add some cranberry sauce to your plain yogurt or oatmeal.
• Drizzle some warm cranberry sauce on a scoop of vanilla ice cream.
• Add some juice and heat for a nice syrup on your French toast or pancakes.

Be sure to make extra for leftovers so you can continue to enjoy cranberry sauce in many creative ways!

Fresh cranberries simmered with Merlot, orange and warm spices - perfect for Thanksgiving and winter holidays. Marker illustration by Angie Cornelius.

A simple speedy cranberry sauce recipe for the Holidays. I hope you enjoy it as much as I do!

Enjoy a festive and tangy holiday tradition with a cranberry twist! (KINDRED ART COLLECTIVE)

Kindred Art Collective submission. Tortilla chips are the perfect dipping companion to this festive app, which is sure to be a crowd pleaser at your next holiday gathering!

Just in time for Thanksgiving! This recipe takes no time to make and the addition of ginger & pomegranate seeds adds surprising flavor & texture. Enjoy!

A quick holiday appetizer

Especially good on meat.

The savoury cranberry sauce makes this dish 'rolling' with goodness. Enjoy!

My mom makes this for my family every Thanksgiving and Christmas. You can serve it with orange sorbet or eat it by itself- it's up to you!