Tini’s Holiday Recipes Might Actually Save Christmas, Here’s What I’m Cooking

Thanksgiving came and went and because you blessed everyone with the best mac & cheese recipe but now they’re expecting you to come through with a full spread for the upcoming holidays. Don’t panic. Just like before, our girl Tineke Younger (AKA Tini) is here to save the day and your stomachs.

Tini, a cooking content creator, basically has the entire internet in a chokehold with her easy-to-follow but ridiculously delicious recipes. Exhibit A: Tini’s mac & cheese recipe that dominated everyone’s Thanksgiving table this year. But she can basically do it all so you don’t have to worry about just sticking to one thing.

If you’re looking to curate the best — and most delicious, of course — meal for the holidays, Tini’s got you covered. Here are some of Tini’s best holiday recipes to inspire you this holiday season.

Prime Rib

Yup, we’re going to start with the heavy hitters. Being in charge of the prime rib on Christmas is a lot of responsibility — but with Tini’s recipe, you’re in good hands. If you plan to have this on Christmas, make sure to start the day before.

Roasted Chicken

If you’re more of a chicken person, Tini has a super beginner-friendly recipe on how to roast a whole chicken. Spoiler alert: It comes out looking juicy and delectable AF.

Dinner Rolls

I don’t know about you, but dinner rolls are essential to any of my favorite holiday plates. And these ones are extra fluffy because Tini bases the recipe off of Japanese milk bread.

Roasted Garlic Mashed Potatoes

Mashed potatoes are definitely a holiday dinner staple, but only if they’re done right. Thankfully, Tini shows you how to get them right every single time.

Brussel Sprout Casserole

Now, we have to get some veggies on your plate — even if they are covered in bacon. And if you’re cooking for two, Tini suggests using adorable mini cocottes to bake and serve it in.

Apple Pie

What good is a holiday meal without some delicious apple pie as dessert? In this recipe, Tini adds a bit of spice to the crust to shake things up a bit. Personally, I like to buy store bought crust but why wouldn’t you want to give your family the best during the season of giving?