You can be Entertaining your guests without fear once you have this E-Book containing 767 crowd pleasing party recipes that include a variety of foods suitable for hosting all your special occasions and Holidays.

Make homemade, cupcakes, hors d'oeurves, cakes, cookies, punch, finger food, salad, dessert, appetizers, dips, spread, chili, sandwiches, pizza, entrees, side dishes, soup, and much more!

Make your party special with this great collection.

    Reasons to celebrate or have a party:
Birthday party
Picnic
Potluck
Tailgate party
Super Bowl party or other sports parties
Holiday parties 

  How to host a great party:

  1. Plan ahead, it's attention to detail that makes the difference. Allow plenty of time to prepare for your party, make a list and shop smart. Things are hectic when party-time approaches so stay organized.
  2. Choose your finger snacks carefully. Choose foods that complement each other. Try setting a theme for the food in each room or on each table. Allow 4 to 6 hot hors d'oeurves per person. Don't serve gooey, drippy sauces near expensive rugs or furniture. Keep some carpet cleaner on hand, just in case.
  3. Written invites are a great idea. Try to make them fun and different. Use your personality but don't forget the basics like: hours. Tell your guests when the party starts and when it will end. Specify the hour in advance to avoid confusion. Let your guests know what kind of attire is appropriate. If your anticipating a semi-formal gathering let them know
  4. Providing a guest book can be much fun and help make the party memorable. Don't be afraid to put out a guest book and invite your partiers to sign-in as they arrive.
  5. Create a festive party atmosphere with decorations, scents and music. Use scented candles or simmer a pot of water with cinnamon and citrus fruit to fill the house with a delightful aroma. Choose your favorite music and have it playing softly in the background when guests arrive. Consider unplugging or removing your television if it's located in the party area. Nothing spoils the interaction of guests quicker than a group of people huddled around a television set. Kill your TV! (at least for the party).
  6. Creative lighting will contribute much to the atmosphere. Try replacing some bulbs with colored lamps or low wattage bulbs. Strobe lights and black lamps can add to the fun.
  7. Music is an important element of most parties. If pre-recorded music is to be used, consider the musical preferences of your guests. Have a variety of music available. Put your depressing music selections away, keep the music upbeat and "mass appeal" for best results. Music helps set mood, so use with discretion.
  8. A scented candle in the bathroom is a nice touch. Leave an extra roll of toilet tissue in easy view.
  9. You can never have too much food at a party. Be sure to have plenty of hot coffee and snacks on hand for late in the evening.
  10. It's always a good idea to bring a small gift to a party even if the host or hostess instructs you not to in the invitation. Bring along a bottle of wine, some flowers, or chocolates to show your appreciation