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    How to Host a Lasagna-Making PartyA cozy evening of kneading pasta dough, shucking oysters, and drinking.
    By Odette Williams As told to Emma Wartzman
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    How to Host Friendsgiving for 25 in a One-Bedroom ApartmentIf you plan well, you’ll still end up with leftovers.
    By Mehreen Karim As told to Emma Wartzman
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    How to Host a Kid-Friendly Diwali CelebrationWith homemade diyas baked from roti dough, DIY decorations, and sparklers to end the night.
    By Avani Modi Sarkar As told to Emma Wartzman
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    How to Host a Sri Lankan Hopper PartyMake a platter of the thin, fermented rice-batter pancakes and serve with plenty of sambols, curries, and vegetables to go around.
    By Lauren Joseph
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    How to Host a Yakitori Party“First, I make sure guests have a drink and then I put them to work.”
    By Dylan James Ho As told to Emma Wartzman
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    How to Celebrate Nowruz, the Iranian New Year, With an Herb-Laden Feast“Anyone is welcome to partake.”
    By Naz Deravian As told to Emma Wartzman
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    How to Host an All-Night, Baijiu-Fueled Hot-Pot Party“Abundance and variety are key.”
    By Natasha Pickowicz
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    How to Host an All-Day Tamalada With Assembly-line Precision“Not only do you want to get the fillings out of the way, but they’re actually better if you make them ahead of time.”
    By Scarleth Aguilar As told to Emma Wartzman
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    How to Throw a Gingerbread-House-Decorating Party for Kids (Over Zoom)“The goal is less about creating something delicious (or edible even) and more about having fun.”
    By Liza Corsillo
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    How to Throw Together a Late-Night Hanukkah Party for Friends“I scatter some dreidels, confetti, and gelt on the windowsill.”
    By Rebecca Litt As told to Emma Wartzman
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    How to Host a Fancy (but Not Fusty) New Year’s Eve Dinner PartyWith caviar, flambé, and a $15 strobe light.
    By Lilli Sherman As told to Emma Wartzman
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    How to Host a Cookie-Decorating Party for Grown-ups“No plates, no utensils. Just napkins.”
    By Dan Pelosi As told to Emma Wartzman