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BY: Pam Anderson
Meal ideas that can be used for Easter or Passover.
Christmas dinner can be one of the most anticlimactic feasts for cooks. After weeks of buying gifts, decorating and baking, most of us would rather put our feet up or at least slow down.
BY: Allrecipes Staff
Ten tips for an easier holiday.
Find out what your fellow Allrecipes community members have in mind for the most romantic day of the year.
BY: Taste of Home
Did you know that fresh cranberries bounce? Find out more about the ruby-red harbingers of the holiday season.
Do you haunt the house, or pull a disappearing act?
What do you love getting for Christmas? What do you love to give? See what other Allrecipes members said.
Do you stick closely to tradition or do you like to experiment?
BY: Ita Artt
While everyone else is off drinking green beer for St. Patrick's Day, discover the true cuisine of Ireland.
You won’t want to set the table after spreading out this festive fall leaf tablecloth!
BY: Tammy Weisberger
Challah is a rich egg bread served on the Jewish Sabbath and on holidays or other celebrations.
This fun and easy novelty cookie recipe is perfect for baking with kids. Create Valentine's Day treats they can give away to friends.
BY: Jennifer Anderson
Blueberry muffins and zucchini bread in summer, pumpkin bread in the fall, banana bread any time--quick breads are popular year-round.
BY: Julie Fay
Stock these essentials for classic cocktails.
BY: Frances Crouter
Instead of storming a Parisian prison, storm into that kitchen and get cooking!
Grab your griddles and whip out your whisks: the week before Ash Wednesday is Pancake Week!
Learn how to make a light, refreshing, anytime salad.
BY: Mackenzie Schieck
Everyone knows how easy it is to make a bad cup of coffee, but luckily its just as easy—if not easier—to make a great one. Learn how.
Pam Anderson and USA Weekend provide an easy recipe for the classic dessert.
BY: Thomas O. Ryder
Forget Napa! Look to places like Washington, Argentina and California's central coast for great, affordable Cabernet Sauvignons.
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