More information on Christmas and its many traditions:
Related figures to Santa
Ayaz Ata — Grandfather Frost in Turkic folklore
Befana — a friendly witch who delivers gifts to children on 5 January.
Belsnickel — a German gift-giver and punisher of naughty children, a.k.a. Kriskinkle
Ded Moroz — (Russian: Дед Мороз, literally Old Man Frost, but traditionally translated as Father Frost) plays a role similar to Santa Claus during the New Year celebrations
Joulupukki — original Santa-Claus from Finland
Krampus — in German-speaking Alpine folklore, a horned figure who, during the Christmas season, punishes children who have misbehaved
Mikulás — Hungary, Poland, Romania Slovenia, Czech Republic, Slovakia, a figure who brings treats before Christmas
Moș Gerilă — name of a character from Romanian communist propaganda
Olentzero — Basque character, possibly derived from Roman traditions
Saint Basil —who is believed to bring Christmas gifts for children in Greek Orthodox tradition
Sinterklaas — Dutch mythical figure
The Three Kings — in Spain tradition, gifts for children are brought by the biblical three wise men on 6 January.
Tomte — Scandinavian mythical character
Yule Goat — Scandinavian Christmas symbol
Yule Lads — a group of Icelandic figures who may leave gifts or rotting potatoes in the days before Christmas
https://www.almanac.com/what-are-12-days-christmas (from Dec 26 to Jan 6)
Recipes
https://www.goodhousekeeping.com/holidays/christmas-ideas/g29321023/traditional-christmas-food-list/ (27)
Desserts
https://www.thepioneerwoman.com/food-cooking/meals-menus/g34127696/christmas-cookie-recipes/ (101 cookie recipes)
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Pepperidge-Farm-Pirouette-Cookies-Chocolate-Fudge-Cr-me-Filled-Wafers-13-5-oz-Tin/10419047 (not a recipe)
https://www.walmart.com/ip/GHIRARDELLI-Peppermint-Bark-Chocolate-Squares-7-9-oz-Bag/46089049 (not a recipe)
That is a great list of Christmas resources. Thank you for posting it!! Merry Christmas, Happy New Year and Happy holiday to you and our fellow Democrats.