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[12 Dec 2008 | No Comment | ]

Christmas HeartSometimes we don’t want the big gatherings at Christmas. It could be us and our spouse. If you want to forgo the lavish Christmas dinner and share it with a special someone, here are some ideas for a Christmas dinner for two.

Christmas dinner does work even if there are only two people involved. Portion sizes are smaller and you won’t stay in the kitchen all day, but laughs and good memories are still made.


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[9 Dec 2008 | No Comment | ]

Dinner Party

Christmas is about spending time with family and friends to share the blessings of the season. One way to do that is hosting a Christmas dinner party for your friends. Here are a few tips when it comes to planning the perfect party for the holidays.

A Christmas dinner party is an elegant affair. People get a chance to dress up and mingle with coworkers and other friends in an adult setting. It is as much fun as it is formal.


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[6 Dec 2008 | No Comment | ]

Betty Crocker Best Holiday RecipesIts getting closer and closer to the Christmas, Menus are being planned for the big day, and the festive parties that are coming to celebrate the wonderful season at hand. You can get some great Betty Crocker Recipes sent right to your Inbox for free to help with your planning.  Or have the chance to search for more on their site.

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[5 Dec 2008 | No Comment | ]

Every family has its favorite dishes for the holidays, traditions that have been passed down year after year. Maybe it is time to spice things up and introduce some new recipes or at least make some variations to some favorites. It’s a good idea to incorporate family favorites from your spouse’s family (if you can get them to share the recipes), especially if you can’t get together with that side of the family. Here are a few different ideas to help you find your own groove this holiday season.


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[25 Nov 2008 | No Comment | ]

We all have done productions of the first Thanksgiving at some point in grade school. It showed several children dressed in black garb with black buckled hats. Others dressed in tan outfits and feathers to portray the Indians at the feast. It makes you wonder, was the first Thanksgiving dinner really like that?

Here’s the scoop. The Pilgrims arrived by way of the Mayflower ship on Plymouth Rock in late 1620. The first winter was rough for them and a great number of them died. Not only did they have problems with coming to a new land, adjusting to the freezing temperatures and different land, there was also the problem of communicating with the land’s current occupants, the Native Americans.