eHow - Holidays & Celebrations How To's

How to Honor Christ for CHRISTmas (and beyond)

Christmas should perhaps be written CHRISTmas, as a gentle reminder to many of us that the season's celebrations, festivities, family gatherings, and other wonderful and positive activities that take place (every year for over 2000 years by... Recent Article published on 12/21/2009 by w1z111

How to Make Slow Cooker Lechon Asado

Traditionally, Lechon Asado is prepared with a whole pig, about 30 lbs. or so, in an outdoor pit. It is a classic Cuban-American specialty that is wildly popular in South Florida and gaining popularity in many other parts of the country. One... Recent Article published on 12/15/2009 by greensugar

How to Avail Holiday Discounts and Sales

The holiday season generally have the busiest shopping days because many retailers are offering big discounts and huge sales in hopes of getting rid of their products off the shelves. If you plan spending more on holiday shopping, save some of... Recent Article published on 12/5/2009 by femwriter

How to Make West African Fufu

Fufu is a food staple in West Africa. This is the American version of this meal. If you want a more authentic flavor, leave out the butter and salt. Fufu is great to make if you are teaching kids about different cuisine from around the world. It... Recent Article published on 11/29/2009 by iwantknowhow

How to Your Own Halloween Mask

It's very popular now to paint your face. Notice the fans in the stands during the weekend with their faces decorated? Here are step by step lessons for a simple face costume. Recent Article published on 10/26/2009 by Zahzel Ehows

How to Cook Matoke (Plantains) the Ugandan Way

Matoke is a staple in Uganda and served with every meal in almost every home. It looks like a green banana and grows in bunches on a tree. However, unlike bananas, matoke is fairly hard before it is cooked and is not sweet at all. In the United... Recent Article published on 10/13/2009 by Gerrie Grimsley

How to Celebrate World Animal Remembrance Month

September is World Animal Remembrance Month. Pretty much this month is in recognition and remembrance of the wonderful animals that have passed away due to abuse, natural disasters, the line of duty or illness. The animals in my life have all... Recent Article published on 10/11/2009 by Francine Sanchez

How to Have Pirate Adventures on Talk Like a Pirate Day

September 19th is International Talk Like a Pirate Day. While you may never have heard of this Holiday, it has actually been celebrated since 1994, and has provided a great excuse for a pirate party or two. Its time to climb aboard the imaginary... Recent Article published on 9/18/2009 by calexis0124

How to Make Deep Fried Ravioli ...use as a meal ( or ) appetizer with a side of sauce for dipping

Deep fried ravioli's can be made with meat or cheese filled. It is a fast and easy recipe if you are in a rush for dinner. Recent Article published on 8/26/2009 by respectfully

How to Join the Great Kindness Challenge

The Great Kindness Challenge takes place on August, 8th and it is a day dedicated to doing acts of kindness. It is organized by Kids For Peace, an international non-profit organization, whose mission is "to cultivate every child's innate... Recent Article published on 7/28/2009 by gatunibi