Food For Thought (NAPSA)—At just about any holiday celebration, food is the main ingredient of a delightful gathering. Sure, there are the old favorites—the Easter ham, corned beef and cabbage for St. Patrick’s Day, ete.—but when you’ve got people coming to share in the festivities, why not put together a complete holiday feast? F, -— 75% —— tae With recipes and preparation tips, a popular Web site can help youcreate a holiday feast. Creating such an extravaganza is a lot easier than you maythink, especially when you’ve got the support of a leading home and family magazine and, what’s more, an online holiday preparation tool. Now available on the Better Homes and Gardens Web site bhg.com, Celebrate! is a section that offers time-saving tips, secrets, recipes and more to help you plan the perfect holiday affair—from Halloween until New Year’s—and beyond. For example, Celebrate! offers numerous suggestions for a succulent Thanksgiving feast, including Herb-Butter-Roasted Turkey, Pear Pecan Stuffing and Glazed Carrots with Pistachios. For Christmas, there’s a variety of menus— for a tree decorating party, an after-caroling soup supper and a traditional dinner for 12, to name just a few. All of the content on Celebrate! was created and compiled by the writers and editors of Better Homes and Gardens, and carries the mark of quality associated with that 80-year-old publication. To learn more, visit the Web site at www.bhg.com and click on “Holidays.”
