Entertaining

The easiest, most festive way to keep all your guests happy is a big bowl of sparkling punch with lemon, sage, and ginger.

It's not about Miss Manners rules. It's about not having a traffic jam in front of your turkey.

You might be surprised by the things your dinner guests notice when you invite them into your home.

Staying healthy during our nation's annual gorge fest can be a challenge: here's how to do it.

More seething, less pie.

With an international mix of flavors, these recipes are perfect for adventurous cooks looking to break with tradition.

With our cost-conscious menu and money-saving tips, you can feed eight people for less than $80.

This year, every dish on our holiday table is made with just three ingredients (plus staples like oil, salt, and pepper).

The ultimate no-stress, step-by-step schedule.

Making our 3-Ingredient Thanksgiving Menu? Here's your shopping list. You're welcome.

Everything you need to host a large Thanksgiving, including recipes with do-ahead tips, wine advice, decorating ideas, and a handy timeline

Chefs Allison Vines-Rushing and Slade Rushing share recipes for deep-fried turkey, an oyster gratin, and pecan praline semifreddo from their book, Southern Comfort.

I love you, but please don't invite me over again until you address this.

Don't stress the potatoes, just check them off your list.

Turkey day recipes from the Food Network host include a deconstructed roast turkey and plenty of make-ahead sides.

Whether you're planning for a small crowd or dining solo, these weekend dinner ideas keep it simple and celebratory.

Don't get the end-of-summer blues: take advantage of the lingering warm weather and gorgeous seasonal produce and invite your friends over.

Too hot to entertain? Not with a slow cooker! Follow our easy make-ahead dinner party gameplan and you can serve up a feast this summer without ever turning on the oven or the stove.

Keep this cured fish on hand and turn every salad into an impressive meal.