With the holiday season in full swing, there are so many potlucks to attend and parties with friends, family, and coworkers. But what are you going to serve? Our roundup of the best finger food appetizers has everything you’ll need. Find the best ideas to satisfy a variety of diets now with our homemade recipes.
Our recipe for soft and chewy gluten-free ginger cookies will warm you up with a mix of spices. Coated in granulated sugar right before baking, you’ll love the delicate crunch that’s all around the outside of each tender morsel. And a fresh batch can be made in under 45 minutes. Learn how to make the recipe now.
Are you gathering recipes to make a completely vegan Thanksgiving dinner? You’ve come to the right place for the best ideas. We share our favorite side dishes, fluffy breads, main entrees, and sweet desserts. Read more now on Foodal so that you can expertly customize your own ultimate vegan holiday feast.
Our homemade squash pudding is a creamy and comforting autumnal take on a classic dessert, made with pureed winter squash and a medley of warming spices. It’s easy to prepare on the stovetop, with the thickest and richest results when chilled. Top with freshly whipped cream for serving. Read more now for the recipe.
Are you stressed out about the Thanksgiving or Christmas dinner you’re hosting? Worried that everything won’t go according to plan? Foodal has advice from a food industry expert who has heard every holiday worry. Discover seven recommendations for surviving, and maybe even enjoying, the holiday season now.
Hosting a successful turkey day meal takes a lot of energy and effort, plus organization and plenty of prep work. To ensure everything comes together at the right time in the right way, and with extra time for you to enjoy your guests and delicious meal, plan ahead and read 19 of the best thanksgiving dinner hacks.
With patience, planning, and time, you can let the kids help you in the kitchen and enjoy it, too. Children love to help, and learning how to organize and prepare meals is an essential life skill. Read on for seven tips for including your kids in preparing holiday meals this year. Give each a job and let the fun begin.
You likely know the old axiom about the best-laid plans and how they’ll probably change. Keep that in mind, and don’t panic when your Thanksgiving guest list suddenly doubles. Instead, read on for nine creative ways to accommodate additional diners, stretch dishes underway, and augment the menu with delicious options.
Do you love apples, gooey caramel, and the flavor of warming spices? These delectable caramel apple scones are filled with fresh apple chunks and a hint of cinnamon. A batch of these sweet treats can be made in just 40 minutes, and they are a great way to indulge at tea time or breakfast with minimal effort. Read more.
The holiday dinner is over, and your guests leave the table with smiles on their faces, full and happy. But who’s going to deal with all the dirty dishes after everyone returns home? Discover our practical tips for minimizing the mountains of dinnerware and cookware during the holiday season. Read more now.
Do you think roasting a Thanksgiving turkey is daunting? Are you hosting a more intimate celebration, and don’t need to serve a huge bird for a big crowd? Then skip it entirely. Instead, give one of these alternative entrees a try this holiday season. Read more for a list of fun ideas, from pork roast to vegan squash.
The season is winding down and your team is in the playoffs. And that’s an excellent excuse to get together with friends and family to cheer on your side while sharing tasty eats and a beverage or two. Win or lose, you can enjoy good food, good company, and good times with our easy tips on how to host a game day party.