| Christmas Party 101 |
| The basics for every party are the same: good company and good food. Don't let the holidays complicate your get-togethers. Here are some ways to ensure that your Christmas events are successful without a lot of stress. |
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Holiday Appetizer Buffet
Whether you're hosting a holiday open house or going to a holiday potluck, these special recipes are sure to make your gathering a success. |
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Napkin Folding
If you love entertaining guests, or just making a nicer meal for the family, here are some great ideas for eloquently folding napkins. |
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Snowed Inn
A New England ski village and a charming historic inn known for its cooking are the perfect ingredients for a dreamy winter holiday. |
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Eat, Drink, and Be Merry
Got hungry houseguests? Here's our gift to you this holiday: Fabulous make-ahead menus to see you through Christmas Day, wrapped up in one pretty package. |
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Ice Luminarias
Make sure your guests don't miss your house, and make them feel welcome immediately by setting out luminarias to signal the way to your door. These lanterns, made from ice, citrus slices, and evergreen boughs, impress guests before they even get inside. |
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Elegant Dinner Party Buffet
With these greatest hits, you'll create a holiday spread to remember. |
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Candle Bundles
You've probably already decorated your home's interior for the holiday season, but be sure to add a special centerpiece to your table or buffet. This bundle of candles is elegant and easy to pull together if you're short on time. |
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Game Night
Make it simple: food and fun. Chili is an excellent food to offer a crowd at Christmas; be sure to provide plenty of toppings so guests can create their own favorite combination. Also, plan activities such as board or card games to keep the party hopping. |
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