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Books > Health, Home & Family > Family & health > Etiquette & entertaining
ENTERTAIN WITH STYLE AND FRESHNESS! Libation-loving siblings Andre
and Tenaya Darlington show you how to make cocktails from every
era, reimagined for a contemporary palate. Dial back the sugar, and
load up on quality ingredients. The New Cocktail Hour shows you how
to mix incredible craft cocktails and gives you a complete history
of classic recipes and spirits. You've never seen a cocktail book
like this before! Unique features include: 214 vintage and modern
recipes, complete with tasting notes Tips on pairing cocktails with
everything from pizza to oysters Suggested brands for building a
well-stocked bar Seasonal ideas for syrups, shrubs, and
garden-to-glass drinks Advice for hosting craft cocktails parties
at home
Shall we promenade? Dear Reader, Welcome to the definitive guide to
navigating the social season. Learn about etiquette in all its
forms. Within these abundant leaves you will be gifted with all the
instruction and patronage necessary to take your place in society.
Sort your Dandies from your Rakes, your Merry Andrews from your
Bucks. All of the menagerie of beau monde's are contained within.
So read on dearest reader and bury oneself in the pool of knowledge
that will equip oneself to Woo a Duke and become the talk of the
ton. Yours sincerely Lady Whistleblower
Birthday parties for kids are getting more and more expensive these
days. How many parents have been shocked to realise that they just
dropped GBP500 on their four-year-old's party? Soleil Moon Frye's
new book will feature more than 15 parties that you can throw for
your kids that are not only inexpensive but wildly inventive and
fun. Each party in the book will include two crafts, one game and
one recipe - ALL of which you can put together with your child.
Aside from crafts and recipes, there are countless tips and ideas
that will inspire you. Some of the parties featured in the book
include: the fairy party, the pirate party, the movie-on-the-lawn
party, the camp party, the 80s party, the rainbow party, the
Halloween party, the luau and much more. Throughout the book are
gorgeous and colourful images by photographer Meeno Peluce.
(Anybody who had access to a TV set in the 1970s will remember
Meeno, who is also Soleil's brother.) Timely and fun, this book
will be a must-have for anybody who has kids and loves
entertaining.
Q. What makes you smart, sophisticated, generous, and stylish all
at once? A. Throwing a great dinner party. Q. What doesn't? A.
Brunch. Rico Gagliano and Brendan Francis Newnam have written the
ultimate guide to hosting a soiree: an easy-to-follow manual for
maximizing your party's spectacularness and saying no to brunch
plans. They're just the gentlemen to do it. Each week on their
podcast and public radio show, Rico and Brendan share the urbane
wit and adult pleasures of a terrific dinner party with nearly a
million other listeners as they discuss life, art, culture, news,
and what's for dessert. Dinner parties are the key to a grown-up,
civilized, satisfying life--and throwing one is easier than you
think. The Dinner Party Manifesto demystifies invitations, food,
drink, and decor, and shows how you can uncork memorable
conversations and laughter that rolls into the wee hours. It also
includes funny--but practical--solutions to common party pitfalls,
including a formula to determine who gets the last piece of food on
a communal plate, and a guide to making the ultimate dinner party
playlist. In the bestselling tradition of Adulting and I Like You:
Hospitality Under the Influence, this is an entertaining,
informative book about how to become the most interesting person
you know.
With its trademark snow, piney forests, sleigh rides and woodsmoke
curling out of village chimneys, New England was practically
invented for the Christmas postcard. It's got your Christmas goose
and the maple syrup with which to glaze it. It's most of the reason
author Ellen Stimson made Vermont her home. Here she shares recipes
that have been in her family for generations, mixes up a cocktail
or two, and invites readers to make their own traditions.
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