How To Make Fluffy Scrambled Eggs

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For each egg that you want to cook, I add 1 tsp of milk with the eggs into a bowl. I then whisk them with a fork until all are combined.
Spray the skillet with PAM and preheat at a medium setting. When the skillet is warm, I pour in the eggs and salt and pepper [...]

How to Set Place Settings

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Need to Know… When setting the table or sitting down to dinner, you should know that knives and spoons are placed on the right, forks and napkins on the left. Although dining circumstances vary, remember the basics! Cutlery is used from the outside in.
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How to Host a Frozen Meal Exchange

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The perfect way to stock your freezer and have a good time!
Round up 5 friends and count yourself - there will be 6 people participating. Have each person make 6 meals that freeze well - equivalent to a 9×13 pan. Each meal is to be sealed, labeled with reheating directions and then frozen. [...]

How to Host a Progressive Dinner Party

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Send an invitation to your neighbors and or friends to gather in a parade of homes Progressive Dinner Party.

Once you know the guests participating assign each person/home a part of the menu. I like to keep the dessert for last in my home. So, I assign the appetizer to the farthest house from mine; ask [...]

How to Host a Fondue Party!

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Chocolate fondue is truly nothing more than good chocolate melted with heavy cream and a liqueur. Sounds like a good party to me! Invite your friends and neighbors for a Holiday Fondue Party. If they ask to bring something suggest wine.

How To Thaw your Turkey

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Most people will buy their Turkey a couple of days before Thanksgiving.  The best thing to do at that point is to pop it straight into the refrigerator so it stays thawed out.  If you have a Turkey already frozen, you should put it into the refrigerator 2 days before you are going to cook [...]

How to Understand High Altitude Cooking

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If you live at least 3,500 feet above sea level, you should consider “High Altitude” cooking and baking instructions. Here are a few tricks to our conversions in measurements, time and temperature that will make your baking experiences more successful.

How To Host a Holiday Cookie Exchange

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Send invitations to your friends, co-workers, neighbors and family to gather at your home for an exchange of favorite holiday cookies!
Each person brings five dozen of their favorite home baked cookies along with 12-15 copies of the recipe. Make it a friendly competition and give prizes to the Most Unique and the Best Presentation of [...]