Martha Stewart Living Magazine, November 2013

  • Hot toddy (page 56)

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    • Categories: Cocktails / drinks (with alcohol)
    • Ingredients: black tea; maple syrup; whiskey
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  • Lentil soup with cauliflower and cheese

    • Rinshin on November 04, 2020

      Nourishing using cauliflower and lentils without all the cream and cheese found in better tasting cauliflower soups. Used vegetable stock in place of chicken along with tsp of miso since miso and cheese goes well and wanted to make it vegetarian. This recipe only called for 3 oz cheese for 4 servings. The taste seemed a little muddled to me and maybe I am not a fan of lentil based soups. Should have added a little splash of vinegar at the end.

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  • Brûléed pumpkin pie

    • Bitten Word

      The finished product was kind of nifty looking, but not really worth the effort. Save yourself an hour and do a simple crimped edge. The filling of the Martha pie is super simple...It smells heavenly.

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  • Sausage pear stuffing

    • Bitten Word

      Don't get us wrong: There is absolutely nothing wrong with this stuffing. This stuffing is fine. It really is. We just don't think it's special enough for your Thanksgiving table.

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  • Published Nov 01 2013
  • Format Magazine
  • Page Count 184
  • Language English
  • Countries United States
  • Publisher Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia

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As the modern guide for great living, Martha Stewart Living teaches consumers how to elevate the everyday and special occasions confidently, creatively, and beautifully.

With a detailed emphasis on every aspect to today’s well-rounded lifestyles—from food and entertaining, crafting and decoration, to holidays, celebrations, family, and work—the brand remains keenly relevant, authentic, and meaningful by designing innovative solutions to the challenges of living well.

Martha Stewart Living uncovers the tastemakers, places, and things that inspire—demystifying the creative process and transforming that inspiration into action for everyone.

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