Halen Môn Christmas recipes

by | Dec 9, 2025

Christmas cooking is about much more than the big day itself. 

We’ve brought together all our Christmas recipes into one list of inspirational deliciousness for the whole festive period – our favourite one-tray fish supper to cook after a hard day’s shopping, festive red and green meatballs for Christmas eve and, of course, sparkling centrepieces and sides for the big day too.

Citrus + bitter leaf salad with ricotta

This salad of grown-up flavours is bright and fresh and one we love to eat when blood oranges are in season. It makes a special starter or can be a more substantial meal with good crusty bread and warmed-through grains served alongside.

Smoked galette of stilton, squash + thyme

This wonderfully savoury galette is perfect for a celebratory supper and comes together much quicker than you might think. A wonderful vegetarian tart that everyone will want a slice of. 

Baked hake with chilli and clementine butter

This dish is fresh and vibrant and comes together quickly with very little cooking time, the perfect antidote to all the December cooking. The shredded sprouts and fennel underneath the fish become soft and buttery and take on all the flavour from the fish cooking on top.

 

Very crispy roast potatoes

Any roast worth its salt counts roast potatoes as an essential component, and this is our favourite way to make them. We soak the potatoes first to draw our excess starch and encourage those crisp edges that we all know and love.

Here, we roast a lemon alongside which goes beautifully with the potatoes as it caramelises and turns jammy in the oven.

Lamb chops with black garlic roasted squash

Welsh lamb and our best selling Black Garlic Ketchup for a special dinner in December. We’ve even been know to have lamb on the big day here.  

Pan-charred sprouts with anchovies

These are great as a seasonal side, or stirred through cooked pasta or tender white beans. Brussels Sprouts, like other members of the cabbage family, benefit from a heavy-hand with the heat. Cooking them until they turn black in places helps to caramelise them and concentrates their flavour. Anchovies melt to become an extra layer of umami seasoning, which is tempered by bright lemon.