Be An Exceptional Holiday Guest By Gifting The Dish You Bring Food In
After the last bit of food from your platter is scooped up and devoured, and long after your departure, your thoughtful gift will be treasured.
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Swap The Grazing Table With Charcuterie Cups For A Personalized Party Experience
Instead of filling food tables with an expansive array of cheeses and meats, create a more thoughtful party experience by offering individual cups.
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Ferrero Rocher's Sold-Out Holiday Hosting Kits Return By Popular Demand
Table + Teaspoon has nifty approach to holiday hosting, offering rentable table setups. Now the famous chocolatiers are collaborating for a shimmering outcome.
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The Type Of Cookie You Are, Based On Your Zodiac Sign
We all have our favorite cookie flavors, but what should be your favorite cookie according to your zodiac sign? There are some surprising and fun results.
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Always Consider Specific Seating Arrangements For Left-Handed Guests
Lefties at the dinner table: Navigate seating for a smooth, collision-free evening. Tips for thoughtful hosting, relaxed enjoyment, and memorable gatherings.
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Turn A Pineapple Stem Into A Christmas Tree For A Festive Charcuterie Centerpiece
Take your holiday party charcuterie board to the next level with a festive Christmas tree centerpiece using only a pineapple top and a cookie cutter!
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Freeze Herbs In An Ice Ring To Elevate Your Cocktail Party Punch
No one wants to be stuck doling out cocktails when they're supposed to be schmoozing around the room as host. Make a punch that will please everyone instead.
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Turn Old Wine Corks Into Name Cards For Your Next Dinner Party
Used wine corks can be repurposed as crafty name tags, and your guests will marvel at your hostessing prowess and creative ingenuity.
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Savory Biscuit Cupcakes Should Be The Star Of Your Next Dinner Party
If you thought cupcakes were always sweet and sugary, think again. Surprise your guests with a tasty savory treat that will be a talking point at your party.
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Martini Glasses Are The Festive And Fun Way To Serve Ice Cream
Even though it's basically a surefire way to please your guests, you may want to take the presentation to the next level to really impress the dinner party.
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13 Holiday Hosting Mistakes That Could Ruin Your Gathering
It's far too easy to make mistakes that can wreck your holiday get-together. These are some of the best ways to avoid making many of those mistakes.
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Food Stylist For Max's Julia Gives Us A Behind-The-Scenes Look At What Her Work Entails - Exclusive Interview
So much of the presentation of "Julia" comes from the show's food stylist, Christine Tobin. She spoke to Tasting Table about her work on the Max show.
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Mark Cuban Says He's Leaving Shark Tank After 16 Seasons
The end of an era is near for "Shark Tank" as one of the show's most prominent faces plans his exit.
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16 Best Cookbooks For Entertaining
When you're planning a gathering, it's likely that food is at the heart of your process. These books will help guide the way for whatever you're celebrating.
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Label Party Platters With Sticky Notes Beforehand To Make Hosting A Breeze
Since you might not remember which platters are destined for which foods, it's best to label them with sticky notes as you brainstorm.
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Pretzel Wreaths Are The DIY Snack Your Holiday Grazing Table Needs
Pretzel wreaths are the perfect treat to make if you're pining to feel festive. All you need is chocolate, pretzels, and toppings. Here's how to make them.
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16 Tips For Throwing A Cookie Swap This Holiday Season
Do you want to host a holiday gathering? A cookie swap provides the best showcase for baking skills and sweet creativity ... but make sure to plan ahead.
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Make Your Next Cocktail Magical By Adding Dry Ice
An underutilized ingredient in the bartender's toolbox is dry ice. Add it to drinks and you've got a fantastic effect of smoke bringing your cocktail to life.
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Avoid The Most Common Cheeseboard Mistake By Narrowing Your Selections
One of the best characteristics of a cheeseboard is the range of delicacies it can hold, but wait a minute before loading it up with too many options.
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When Hosting A Cocktail Party, Use Charms On Glass Stems To Prevent Drink Mixups
For your next cocktail party, save the guests some confusion and yourself the extra dishes with glass charms, which you can either purchase of DIY.
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Martha Stewart's Thanksgiving Table Features Turkey In More Ways Than One
Martha Stewart is an expert entertainer, though this seemingly over-the-top table decor may surprise you. Here's how she decorates for Thanksgiving.
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How Far Ahead You Should Set The Table For A Dinner Party
If you have all of your placemats, chargers, china, silver, flowers, and candles already set up how you want them, you can concentrate on making your meal.
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Don't Serve Brut Champagne With Wedding Cake. Here's Why
Many of us do it on our special day without even thinking twice, but this combo does not make the best pairing. We'll explain why and what to serve instead.
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19 Best Thanksgiving Items At Trader Joe's 2023
Preparing Thanksgiving dinner is quite the task, but Trader Joe's is here to help with some excellent products that will impress and please your guests.
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The Simple Fix To Make Strong Rum Cocktails Easier To Drink
Rum cocktails are great for parties, but not everyone likes a strong drink. Luckily, there's a simple fix that can easily make rum cocktails easier to drink.
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How Many Pounds Of Turkey Breast You Actually Need Per Person
Running out of turkey on Thanksgiving is a holiday nightmare. Fortunately, with some simple math, you can find the size of bird you need to feed your family.
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Simmer Pots Can Make Your House Smell Like Your Favorite Fall Flavors
Simmer pots are a non-toxic, zero-waste, and minimal-effort way to make your home smell amazing for hours. Here's how to get one going today.
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