Various holiday foods

Super easy 3-ingredient holiday recipes

Cooking and entertaining at the holidays can be a bit overwhelming, especially if you've recently experienced a loss of sight. But with only three ingredients, these delicious recipes will make cooking that perfect holiday dinner a lot easier... 

Collage containing images of holiday foods Pesto parmesan Christmas tree

Make your holiday dinner a bit more decorative, and delicious, with this pesto parmesan Christmas tree from pillsbury.com. 

  • Ingredients: Pillsbury crescent rolls, parmesan cheese, basil pesto

Turtle pretzels 

Created by thirtyhandmadedays.com, this chocolate turtle recipe is as easy as it gets. 

  • Ingredients: mini pretzels, Rolos, pecan halves 

Toni's Coca-Cola Christmas ham  

The protein for your holiday dinner couldn't be simpler to make than with this yummy and simple ham recipe from bestrecipes.com.au. 

  • Ingredients: ham, Coca-Cola, whole cloves 

Shortbread cookies

Try this mouth-watering shortbread cookie recipe from chewoutloud.com and add your own topping, like brown sugar, icing or sprinkles.   

  • Ingredients: salted butter, sugar, flour 

Red velvet cookies 

Everybody loves red velvet cake, so these easy red velvet cookies from pinkwhen.com are sure to be a hit too. 

  • Ingredients: red velvet cake mix, eggs, vegetable oil 

Crescent wrapped brie 

The great thing about baked brie is that it's not only delicious, but it always impresses guests because it looks like a lot of work! Luckily, it's super simple to make using this recipe from pillsbury.com.   

  • Ingredients: Pillsbury crescent rolls, brie cheese, egg 

Roasted potatoes with crunchy onions 

No holiday dinner would be complete without a side of potatoes. This recipe from thefoodcharlatan.com is not only delicious, but incredibly easy to make. 

More News

April 17, 2024 – Yesterday, the Government of Canada released Budget 2024 and announced that the long-awaited Canada Disability Benefit will start in July 2025, pending a regulatory design process. The benefit will be funded with $6.1 billion over the next six years. 

This investment equates to a proposed maximum of $200 per month for eligible recipients who qualify for the Disability Tax Credit. Further, Budget 2024 does not invest in a strategy or programs that enable people who are blind or have low vision to join the workforce. 

While the passage of the Canada Disability Benefit Act was an important first step, CNIB joins the growing list of organizations and advocates calling on the government to commit to more support to lift people with disabilities out of poverty.  
Together, CNIB and CIRA are making the internet a safer and more equitable place for young people living with blindness.
Sail into summer with a taste of the Caribbean! CNIB is proud to present Sailing on the 6ix – A Night of Senses boat cruise event aboard the Obsession 3. Let’s bring the Caribbean experience to life with the tastes, sounds, and excitement of Toronto’s renowned Caribbean Carnival. Thursday, May 30 from 6:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Get ready! The fifth annual CNIB Guide Dogs Pup Crawl is coming back this year on April 17 and will run for six amazing weeks.
Ready to chase your dreams? CNIB scholarships are here to support your personal and professional aspirations. Whether you're just starting out in a cool apprenticeship, diving into skilled trades, or leveling up with continuing education, there are multiple scholarships, bursaries, and other educational awards available to people who are blind, Deafblind, or have low vision. It doesn't matter where you are on your journey – from youth to adults – a scholarship or bursary is waiting just for you.
Read more news