Holiday

Kapok tree in Vietnam. AI-Generated.
Experience admiring the Northern Red Cotton Flowers - The charming rustic beauty Red cotton flowers - also known as cotton trees - have long been a symbol of March in many rural areas of Vietnam. The bright red flower clusters stand out against the deep blue sky, creating a scene that is both poetic and peaceful. The beauty of cotton flower clusters has adorned the landscape of all regions of Vietnam. The enchanting red color every time the cotton flowers bloom, makes our hearts flutter as if we are lost in the middle of a peaceful sky, reminiscing about our childhood. Every March, this is the season when the Gạo flowers bloom, so if foreigners have the opportunity to come to Vietnam, don't miss this time and don't hesitate to pack your backpack and travel to the North to be able to admire the beauty of cotton flowers with your own eyes.
By HieuDinh2 months ago in Feast
Nourishing Dishes to Warm
As the Light Snow season arrives, bringing colder temperatures, our bodies crave warming, energy-boosting foods. According to traditional wisdom, these ten homestyle dishes are perfect for this time - nourishing, comforting, and delicious. The final one is an absolute masterpiece that will have everyone asking for seconds!
By yue . shui2 months ago in Feast
Thanksgiving Meals Come From Different States
Thanksgiving dinner is the largest eating event in the United States. People eat more on Thanksgiving Day than on any other day of the year, and the dinner comes from all over the map.
By Margaret Minnicks3 months ago in Feast
The Other Side of Thanksgiving
For most Americans, Thanksgiving feels like a warm inhale. Food, family, televised rituals, and marketed gratitude. The holiday is designed to feel uncomplicated.
By Dr. Mozelle Martin3 months ago in Feast
Stocking Stuffers That Shine: Small Chocolate Gifts That Make Big Smiles
The fireplace crackled softly. The scent of cinnamon and cocoa drifted through the air as children tiptoed into the living room, eyes gleaming at the stockings hanging by the mantel. Each one bulged just enough to hint at surprises waiting inside little treasures wrapped in red and gold foil, maybe a truffle or two, and the unmistakable promise of chocolate.
By Emily Maren3 months ago in Feast
The Gift of Togetherness: Why Sharing Chocolate Feels Like Thanksgiving
The scent of cinnamon in the air, the table crowded with laughter and half-told stories, and that one dish everyone insists they “don’t have room for” until dessert arrives. Thanksgiving has a way of slowing us down, reminding us that the sweetest part of the day isn’t the meal itself, but the company that comes with it.
By Emily Maren3 months ago in Feast
Thanksgiving Weekend: Post-Turkey Brunches
Brunch began as an idea coined by the British writer Guy Beringer in 1895 in his article “Brunch: A Plea” and is more than a meal; it’s an intimate culinary event shared with our loved ones. There’s something special about holiday gatherings, and everyone’s reasons for coming together are different.
By Julia Nikolaus3 months ago in Feast
Pie Recipes For Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is fast approaching and for me store bought pies just don't taste the same. My grandma left me these recipes and I want to share them with you along with lists of ingredients and some tips and tricks.
By Haylee Marick3 months ago in Feast
A chicken is 75% water
The Surprising Truth: Why Understanding Chicken is 75% Water Matters for Cooking and Nutrition You grab a package of chicken from the store. It looks plump and ready for dinner. But did you know that chicken is 75% water? This simple fact changes everything about how you cook it. Most folks think chicken is mostly protein. They focus on the breast meat. Yet water makes up the bulk. This high moisture level affects texture, taste, and even safety in the kitchen.
By Story silver book 3 months ago in Feast
How to Build the Ultimate Thanksgiving Dessert Basket (With a Touch of Chocolate)
Thanksgiving isn’t just about turkey and gravy, it’s about sharing sweetness, gratitude, and a little indulgence. The laughter around the table, the scent of cinnamon and pumpkin spice drifting through the air, and that cozy feeling of togetherness all of it makes this season magical.
By Emily Maren3 months ago in Feast
The Language of Gifting: Why Chocolate Speaks to Everyone During the Holidays
The holiday season has a way of slowing time down. Picture this: a fireplace crackles in the corner, soft carols hum in the background, wrapping paper is scattered across the living room floor, and the air smells faintly of cocoa and cinnamon. Amidst all this cozy chaos, a small chocolate gift basket sits on the counter, catching the twinkle of fairy lights.
By Emily Maren3 months ago in Feast
Thanksgiving Chocolate Pairings: Elevate Your Holiday Feast
A Feast for the Heart (and the Sweet Tooth) The turkey’s roasting, laughter fills the kitchen, and the table is a mosaic of fall colors golden corn, cranberry sauce, and creamy mashed potatoes. The air smells like warmth and nostalgia. But what if this year, amid the pumpkin pies and pecan tarts, you added a little something unexpected? Something velvety, rich, and downright irresistible chocolate.
By Emily Maren3 months ago in Feast