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Want to party like the stars but don't live in Hollywood? With these easy-to-do tricks you and your guests will be partying like VIPs in no time.

Make this holiday fruit punch recipe that is equally enjoyed by both children and adults. This simple punch recipe is easy, inexpensive to make and has few ingredients.

Created back in the 1700s by the British, pound cake is a simply delicious rich cake that can be tailored to fit any taste. Try a holiday eggnog cake version this year.

There is no need to hire a caterer for the holidays with these easy-to-follow tips for table decorating.

There's more to Halloween than tricks and treats! There are also fun and games!

Egg salad is a nutritious, affordable and simple alternative to cold cuts. Packed with protein, it works well for brunch, lunch or a light dinner.

Enjoy two delicious and satisfying, easy-to-make recipes, Classic Super Bowl Chili and Buffalo Chicken Sandwiches at Super Bowl parties this year.

Each year we attempt to eat healthy, escaping the holidays unscathed; these pointer will assist you with enjoying the holiday both joyfully and healthily.

Homemade gifts are such a thoughtful way of saying "Merry Christmas" or "You are special to me." Here are three fun, simple gift ideas for anyone to make in an evening.

Hosting an open house party is an easy and stress free way to entertain. This casual and easy gathering is the perfect way to get together with friends.

Holiday dieters can enjoy drinking holiday beverages with weight loss goals. Planning is important ,since alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks can add unwanted calories.

Today homeowners are also using their dining rooms for other functions besides eating. With a few tricks you can easily convert your dining room into another room.

With upcoming holiday parties, goodies designed to spoil your diet will be readily available. The key avoiding gain weight is smart planning.

Edible gifts and parties cause people to be more lax about their diets around the holidays. A few simple tips can actually help you lose weight during the holidays.

Tables, chairs, buffets, lighting, and curtains; they're all elements of the dining room that need to be addressed. Learn what goes into choosing each one.

It's not easy to lose weight during the holidays but you don't have to gain weight either. Incorporate a little more exercise, enjoy treats in moderation, and relax!

Nothing gets a party off to a better start than a selection of tasty appetizers. These recipes are perfect: Not too filling, but filled with mouth-watering flavor.

'Show don't tell' is one of the most popular pieces of advice given to learner writers. This article teaches practical ways to do just this.

Putting the finishing touches to your dinner party or buffet table needn't be just about sprinkled parsley or folded napkins. Make a fun, creative and lasting impression.

How to incorporate good BUFFET DESIGN into your entertaining scheme.

This lemony angel food dessert will be a hit at your New Year's parties. Plus it makes a ton!

Eat healthy foods with healthy vegetable salads for every taste; dill cucumber salad, three bean salad or a cold beet salad that can be prepared ahead in minutes.

Fresh fruit is colorful, nutritious and even beautiful when presented in an artistic arrangement.

You can just see it now: the endless array of cookies, pies, cakes and candy. The holidays are coming...but you can avoid unwanted weight gain with these simple tips.

A hearty and adaptable vegetarian salad recipe which includes organic home or locally grown vegetables and fresh or leftover baked potatoes.

Gaining weight during the holidays is common, but not inevitable. Plan ahead and avoid holiday weight gain by following these simple tips.

Use these tips to avoid the swine flu during the holidays by using common sense at parties. Keep from getting sick with a H1N1 infection by following this simple guide.

Two great dessert recipes for special occasions. One is super fast and easy and the other is absolutely rich and delicious. They are sure to become favorites.

Infuse seasonal elements into spring party decorations with light colors and floral accents.

We've heard it many times: the average person gains five pounds over the holiday season. But they don't have to. Here's how to reverse the weight gain trend.

The daisy's meaning of fidelity makes it a popular theme for weddings. When planning a wedding, couples have a variety of ways to use daisies to reflect the theme.

Use the Italian theme for birthday or anniversary parties, baby or wedding showers or just to get together for some good company and good food.

Choose from vibrant colors, seaside charm or patriotic influences when setting tables for summer dinner parties.

With just nine days left until Thanksgiving, the stress of preparing a large holiday meal may be starting to get to you. Don't let it.

Bean salad is always a favorite side dish. This one is as easy as opening a few tins of beans and whipping up a tangy sweet and sour dressing.

Try illuminating a carved pumpkin with tiny white lights and create your own Frankenstein-inspired creation from stacks of pumpkins and gourds.

More and more brides are choosing the fall season for their weddings. Here are some ideas to make the day unique using fall themes.

A vegetarian recipe for a hearty corn and potato chowder that can be altered for vegans or meat lovers.

Can't see past cheddar, swiss or parmesan? There are a multitude of delicious and unusual cheese choices available that don't receive nearly enough attention.

The holidays can wreak havoc on your weight loss goals. Find out which 10 party foods to avoid to save yourself some calories while on a diet.

These two Armenian recipes for preparing mussels (Midia) are terrific for the buffet table.

Make your own star spangled door hanger for patriotic holidays including July 4th and Memorial Day, using affordable craft items you probably already have in your home.

Here's a new take on an old favorite - stuffed artichokes. They are perfect for a light summer dinner, a cocktail party or afternoon mezes with some arak or mint tea.

Dishes that are colored red and green are fun and festive to serve during Christmas.

Wearing green sparks ideas for a party this St. Patrick's Day. Celebrate all things Irish with food, four-leaf clovers, shamrocks and special party supplies.

Bread pudding is found on the menu of almost every restaurant in New Orleans. It's a staple of the Louisiana diet, one bite of this wonderful desert and you'll know why.

Learn how-to make a souffle-like, baked breakfast entree featuring eggs, pork sausage, milk, bread, green onions and sage.

Create a fun and memorable bridal shower tea party by making it an all-dipping occasion using fondues, tea, coffee and milk.

The candy buffet craze is on the rise. A candy buffet is aesthetically pleasing to the eye, drawing party guests to a mouthwatering array of salivating sweets.

Over the holidays, people feel compelled to have a party. But gatherings are expensive. Why not host a Sunday afternoon brunch instead of a Saturday night bash?