Are you tired of party disasters? Remember that time your soufflé collapsed just as guests arrived? Or when the main course ...

Entertaining does not have to break the bank.

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with recipes for braised short ribs in a delicious peanut sauce, slow-cooked, garlicky green beans, red velvet cake with coconut, and more — plus, her tips for holiday entertaining at home.

Go savory with a lemon-and-chive garnish for your latkes, or sweet with apple, pear, cardamom and cinnamon flavors.

Why not? Brunch is also a chance to try new flavors and dishes or put a different spin on tried-and-trues — like these recipes from recent cookbooks. Let's start with biscuits. A good biscuit ...

Pour this caramel over the nuts and leave to cool completely. Transfer the praline to a food processor or blender and blitz until you achieve fine crumbs. Just before you are ready to serve ...

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Popcorn: Popcorn is a naturally gluten-free, fiber-rich snack that’s easy to customize for your holiday spread. Whether you ...

Depending on how you celebrate the holidays, you may have a favorite activity that just says “happy happy” or “merry merry” to you. Maybe it’s wrapping presents, having a snowball fight ...

Retiring from professional dancing gave her time to dig into cooking and hosting parties, where she found a winning formula.