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Christy Rost

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Celebrating A Love Affair with Crêpes

My love affair with crêpes began in high school when my mom treated me to lunch at a tiny French restaurant in Westport, Connecticut.

Time Draws Near for Home, Family, and Thanksgiving

In just a matter of weeks, my kitchen will be in full-on cooking and baking mode.

Celebrate Seasonal Color Change by Decorating For Fall

Signs of autumn in North Texas greet me everywhere I turn.

Take the Pizza Party Outdoors

When my husband and I were first dating, we went out for pizza fairly often.

Celebrate Independence Day with Red, White, and Blue Cake

My family moved every few years while I was growing up, so my memories of July Fourth celebrations vary according to where we lived at the time.

Gas or Charcoal? Beef, Chicken, or Seafood? It’s Grilling Season

One of the things I love about grilling is its simplicity. Preheat, cook, enjoy, with very little cleanup. And then there’s the fun factor.

Top Three Products from International Home + Housewares Show

Two months after attending the 2019 International Home + Housewares Show in Chicago, I’m still marveling at how manufacturers return year after year with new and innovative items to inject style, efficiency, and fun into our homes.

Springtime Salads: Dressed To Impress

When is a salad not just a salad? When it’s served in vessels one usually reserves for other uses, such as vases, beverage glassware, or even small clay pots.

Fresh-Baked Scones Help With Celebrating The Irish In Us All

March can be unpredictable when it comes to North Texas weather. One day, the sun is shining, it feels like spring has arrived, and my menu features salads of just-picked baby field greens and tender spears of asparagus.

Sweetheart Supper Makes Valentine Hearts Flutter

My favorite way to celebrate Valentine’s Day is with a special sweetheart dinner, beautiful wine, a decadent dessert, candlelight, and soft music.

Enjoy Homemade Soup – A Cold Weather Aromatherapy

SOUP. The very word makes me feel warm and cozy all over. When cold, blustery January days keep me curled up by the fire, I invariably crave a pot of soup

Time To Start Dreaming of a Sweet Christmas

When our sons were growing up, selecting a fragrant, tabletop-size Christmas tree was an annual tradition. It was “Mommy’s tree.”

An American Thanksgiving in Paris

Living in Europe as Thanksgiving approaches is an interesting experience for an American.

Public TV Host, Columnist Christy Rost To Hold Book Signing

The author will share with guests and attendees her secrets to stunning Holiday tables and menus.
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