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During the holidays, decorating gingerbread houses is a tradition in many families, along with c → Read More
For many of us, the holidays are a time of indulgence; we roll out the best of our best, pour our heart and soul into the gifts we make, the energy we give to others, and the dishes we prepare &nda → Read More
Hosting a dinner party at home can be daunting. There are menus to plan, food to cook, tables to set, and flowers to arrange — it’s no wonder that many hosts and hostesses wear themselves out with the planning. But entertaining at home doesn't need to be stressful or only left to the professionals. According to Michael Leva, the author of Recipes for Parties along with Nancy Parker, “hosting a… → Read More
Now is the perfect time to plan and host a gathering that welcomes in those lazy summer days with an afternoon of water-based games and activities. → Read More
When you’re hosting a dinner party, there are two things your guests are sure to notice: the meal and the look of the table. This doesn’t mean you have to pull out the bone china and fine silver, but keep it simple — and anchor the table with a visually-stunning centerpiece. Along with the warmer temperatures and longer days of spring come beautiful branches, leaves, and flowers in all shades… → Read More
From snack streets to night markets, hawker stalls to department store floors dedicated solely to food, finding good food is not difficult when traveling in Asia, as long as you know where to look. → Read More
When it comes to honoring dad on June 19th, nothing quite tops beef (OK, maybe bacon → Read More
With warmer temperatures and longer days here, many are eager to host their first outdoor or rooftop cocktail party. → Read More
During the holidays, Jay Muse's team at Lulu Cake Boutique creates eye-catching cookie → Read More
Now is the perfect time to plan and host a gathering that welcomes in those lazy summer days with an afternoon of water-based games and activities. → Read More
While hosting a dinner party might seem as easy as inviting a group of people you enjoy spending time with, putting a delicious meal on the table, and stocking the bar completely (which is sure to → Read More
Entertaining a houseful of guests is challenging enough, so when it comes to feeding those people in addition to your own family, it’s no surprise that some hosts and hostesses burn → Read More
The glitz, glamour, and excitement of the Oscars are contagious, even if you’re not a movie fanatic. Celebrate the biggest night in Hollywood by rolling out the red carpet in your own home. Tell your guests to dress “red carpet chic,” and be inspired by old Hollywood glamour. As guests arrive, have them walk the red carpet, where “paparazzi” will snap their pictures. A butler situated at the end… → Read More
Move over, cheese plate. There is another quick and easy appetizer this year — and it’s homemade. → Read More
When you’re getting together with friends, making a restaurant reservation is easy to do. → Read More
It’s a familiar scene: Uncle Jack had two too many ‘nogs and somehow fell into the tree and knocked it off its base, and Ms. Loose-Lips divulged the truth about Santa to the kids. → Read More
To say I love peanut butter is an understatement. Then combine the creamy, nutty goodness with melted chocolate, and it's like heaven on Earth. There are so many peanut butter cookies out there — some crispy, others chewy, and yet more rich and dense. These easy cookies are gluten-free, as there is no flour, as well as dairy-free. Better yet, they don't require any mixing equipment. Whip them… → Read More
Cocktail parties can be a minefield of temptation for dieters. → Read More
With December here, it’s officially holiday party season! → Read More
Preheat the broiler to high. Place the salmon fillet, skin side down, in a 9-by-12-inch baking pan. Drizzle half the syrup on top. Place in the oven, no more than 2 inches under the element. Cook for 4 minutes, then rotate pan 180 degrees. Cook 4 minutes more, or until the thickest part of the fish is almost cooked. Remove from the oven, crumble the bacon on top, and return the fish to the oven… → Read More