Exposure to pine nuts in a Christmas tree generally poses a low risk for those with a food allergy to them, Rubin said, because they typically only cause allergic reactions once eaten. That said ...

Fill your Christmas table with freshly baked rolls ... and garnish with extra pine nuts for texture and a buttery finish. Dinner rolls are a staple at any holiday table. Here, a generous dose ...

Layer with rows of meat roses, cheeses, grapes, cranberries, and nuts, and outline with some sprigs of rosemary to give it that pine-like look. They also specifically use a Christmas tree-shaped ...

This popular Italian Christmas dish of pork loin stuffed with ... rosemary, thyme, bread, pine nuts and sultanas, in a large bowl and mix. Spread the filling on top of the loin and roll onto ...

While much of Italy rounds off its Christmas Day lunch with chocolate or raisin-filled panettone, Sicily is busy preparing buccellato, a circular cake laced with dried figs, almonds and pine nuts.

Coconuts also grow in trees, but they're technically fruits, not nuts. Many people with tree nut allergies can safely eat coconut. They may also be able to eat pine nuts and macadamia nuts ...

Bring a medium pot of water to a boil. Fill a medium bowl with ice and water. Toast pine nuts in a small skillet over medium, stirring frequently, until golden, 5 minutes (you can also toast them ...