
Martha Stewart Living
Best of Soups: Le Bernardin Fish Soup, Very Best Chicken Soup (Healthy Quick Cook), Melon Soup with Red Wine Granita, Mexican Tortilla and Lime Soup, Avocado Soup

Best of Soups: Le Bernardin Fish Soup, Very Best Chicken Soup (Healthy Quick Cook), Melon Soup with Red Wine Granita, Mexican Tortilla and Lime Soup, Avocado Soup

Edo Exhibit at the National Gallery of Art (Field Trip), Tea, Buckwheat Pillow, Cleaning Antique Japanese Lacquer

Butcher Evan Lobel joins Martha for a master class on meat. Learn how to choose and prepare the best cuts of meat to save you money

Martha shares techniques for three homemade stocks: chicken (including a pressure-cooker version), beef, and vegetable. Plus, cooking and storage tips

Eat your vegetables! Martha prepares: spring peas with mint, brown-sugared carrots, sauteed broccoli rabe, roasted acorn squash, corn on the cob, and lemony kale salad

Salads are a terrific way to make vegetables your main course. Martha makes frisee aux lardons, chopped salad, Caesar salad, and stacked butter lettuce with citrus vinaigrette

Martha offers a potato primer: scalloped potatoes, all-American potato salad, silky potato puree. Plus, crispy-on-the-outside, creamy-on-the-inside smashed potatoes

Martha invites Oscar de la Renta co-creative director Laura Kim to her kitchen to create her Instagrammable and aesthetically-pleasing recipes.

Martha and Chef Kenji Lopez-Alt make extra-crunchy fried chicken sandwiches, tempura shrimp with vegetables, and finally a perfectly stir-fried beef with broccoli.

Martha gets a first-hand look behind the delicious French dishes at Cenadou Bistrot including mussels in a tomato sauce with housemade croutons and a flatbread topped with olives and anchovies.

Martha shares her favorite tomato recipes from a tomato tart to Martha's favorite BLT to a simple marinara sauce.

Chef Margarita Lorenzana-Manzke visits Martha's Maple Avenue kitchen and shares recipes of her famous staples from her restaurant, Republique, like banana caramel cream pie and brioche loaves.

Martha road trips to Arethusa Farm in Bantam, CT, and learns how they make their award-winning Europa cheese, visits their cheese caves, and makes their delicious cheesy risotto recipe.

Chef Lazaro Perez joins Martha in her kitchen to cook a fiesta-inspired feast of carnitas and homemade tortillas, shrimp in a spicy chili sauce, and the iconic Martha-rita.

Pets: Bathing Cats and Dogs, Bathing Birds and Ferrets, Chinchillas, Lost Pet Good Thing, Pet Hair, Butcher Block

Vincent Van Gogh Exhibit at the National Gallery of Art (Field Trip), Framing Antique Paintings, Musty Books, Book Plates, Egg Wash

Chicken, a mainstay of the dinner table, can be prepared in many ways. Martha prepares chicken paillard, chicken pot pie, and spatchcocked chicken

Learn about buying, storing, shelling, and deveining shrimp. Martha makes shrimp cocktail, shrimp scampi, a traditional shrimp boil, and simple grilled shrimp

Martha and chef Cesare Casella shed light on legumes, exploring the varieties and how to cook them using three different methods: stovetop, oven, and pressure cooker

Whole grains are an integral part of a healthy lifestyle. Martha provides an overview of grains and the different cooking methods for polenta, bulgur, quinoa, and farro