Martha Stewart prepares dishes from her 100th book

[@deelankford1180]

Martha I have admired you for years. I started watching in my 20's. I'm 73 now. I love cooking too.

[@oliviacasino8888]

Martha, you have so entertained, inspired and amazed me for years and years! Blessings!

[@BwInNewJersey]

I had the pleasure of checking Martha in to a hotel 25 years ago. She was warm, kind and very cool at the same time. Legend.

[@soupnfresh]

I loved her documentary. So good. She's accomplished so much. Her mom at the end. :(

[@duane_313]

The documentary was so good! I love her story phenomenal woman!

[@khatimmclean852]

I started watching her when I was a kid staying up later in the 90s. She was always so calm and relaxed. I love her! Still!

[@marclegarreta]

I love that she took this opportunity to honor her daughter and her mother. ❤

[@joannejohnson7006]

Admired and respected for decades Big hug Martha

[@xanthonyjamesx]

Still serving the most impressive recipes 💯❤️

[@SWExplore]

I was hoping that I'd enjoy a bit of an interview with Martha! Oh well, a cooking recipe or two never hurt anyone. Love you, Martha Stewart!

[@ochervelvet9687]

Have you watched her new documentary on Netflix? A really long interview with old photos and lots of video. You get the good and the bad.

[@ckrtom2]

Martha looks great in this new video. Always love seeing her do cooking demos!

[@drewconway7135]

I recognized that green-rimmed serving platter right away. About 20-25 years ago, Martha wrote a book about shopping at tag sales and flea markets. There is a photo of her holding that platter on the cover.

[@suhwheeet1]

I don’t think Martha’s business accumen is appreciated nearly enough. I liked the documentary “Martha” she let everyone see the unflattering aspects and mistakes she made as well. For me, her childhood explains alot about her personality and perfectionism. I love her for being a survivor, her husband, a trusted employee and “best friend” used and betrayed her and broke her heart. Looking at her court case now, she was unnecessarily railroaded for others political gain. Compared to current crook politicians, insane that she did time. If Martha seems protective and distant, I don’t blame her. Bravo, Martha.

[@MarlettaWEA]

Guess you missed the part in the documentary where she admits to kissing a stranger, while on her honeymoon (and acting like it was nothing) , and having an affair herself (guess it's OK that she cheated on her husband, but not him cheating on her? Hypocrisy.) that she acted as if it was nothing. Double standard, eh, Martha? Ex husband asserts that he only cheated after he found out she cheated. He said, she said. The point is, regardless of affairs by either one, something else wasn't working in the marriage. That she still feels the need to badmouth him publicly some 40 years later? You have to wonder why...I feel for her when her boyfriend of some 15 years ended up marrying someone else with no warning (if what is shown is true) and after she was out of prison. Do I think they came down harder on her than others? Perhaps, but she did engage in insider trading no matter what all the parties claim. Had she admitted her guilt, I would have thought more of her because hey, some rich people do things like commit crimes to increase their wealth and think they did nothing wrong. Compared to some famous felons (no names mentioned here), she was clearly targeted. I do think women are held to double standards in everything. Yes, business success but at what price. Too many people who worked for her told how difficult and demanding she was. I think her family history made her what she was. Perhaps if her father had been a better father and kinder human being, she would not have felt the need for everything to be perfect. Perfection is great to aim for but not at the expense of relationships. And let's not forget, she had a lot of people working with her. All that creativity? Really, you think she did that all by herself. It's like clothing designers with big names. They have staff and people who come up with products, designs, etc. NO ONE person can do it all. Martha rarely shared credit but I remember some of her staffers who got some acknowledgement in the magazine and in her tv show. I admire and applaud her success as a businessperson, but I do not admire her as a person.

[@Sisteryoda1440]

Down to earth and classy at the same time. Loved the recipes - the potato dish made me think of a baked potato with sour cream for some reason. 😋!

[@donnaleesalerno]

I enjoyed this segment. Thank you, Martha for being you 😊

[@dfa3366]

Why I love watching her shows and cooking tips is she makes it look so flawless. I'm suprised there is not Martha Stewart frozen dinners. But she's a perfectionist so probably insist she makes the food herself.

[@eddieg6436]

Martha is great, and everyone I know in L.A. loves chopped salad……but I would go crazy finely chopping all those vegetables!

[@ckrtom2]

Yeah, the chop is so perfect. I’d like to watching them doing that.

[@suhwheeet1]

In desperation, trying to save my lame cooking abilities, my mom gifted me one of those grid chopper/box tools. If I hand chop all those vegetables they won’t look that uniform, but do I care?

[@shellyclayton202]

Love Martha! She is a gem of a person! xx

[@PamShazam1719]

❤Martha❤ I love her soothing voice. Watched the documentary over the weekend. Amazing. Been a fan for years. I'm of Polish descent on my Dad's side. One of my fav dishes he made was mashed potatoes and buttermilk! I remember one Summer, he improved and put a little fresh chopped cucumber from his garden in it! Interesting! Def getting your 100th cookbook. I love you Martha. Thank you Martha. God Bless you ✨️Martha✨️✌️💛

[@carolynrousseau1071]

I've always loved Martha Stewart and will buy her book. Don't know if I'd like her potato buttermilk soup, though. It reminds me of when I cheat and scoop heavy cream into my mouth when using in a recipe.

[@susannemidskard]

First now I have been introduced to Martha Steward. I saw the documentary and I am now a fan ❤

[@kayeherrera3821]

Love it I enjoy everything you've ever done I really enjoyed your documentary it was amazing Thank you for sharing your life with your fans enjoy everyday living 😊😊happy life for you 😊😊😊

[@TheWellnessCuess]

This looks amazing! Can’t wait to try this at home 💜

[@irenairena4782]

Love eating potatoes and sauteed onions. Very Slavic. Counters full of gorgeous produce and what not. Always beautiful videos and beautiful hair.

[@kristoferle]

Martha is a real OG!

[@cherylkoski7184]

The salad looks delicious!!!

[@Ms.LisaDawn]

Would love to have Martha Stewart cook for me.💖

[@mililaniman]

I would love to eat chopped salad. Potato and onion soup looks very hearty and delicious.

[@marklenox]

Amazing person

[@Joseph-kf7ht]

Marta is a Polish national treasure.

[@haywardgarner4850]

Love this

[@steveconn]

Martha is like the star from the unaired HBO show "Waspworld."

[@suhwheeet1]

🤣 That’s funny. But look a little closer at her life, she worked incredibly hard for what she achieved, and paid a price

[@bridgettegallagher2264]

It's a good thing❤

[@Wareinthou]

She popped off with the buttermilk

[@Socialinup]

That’s awesome

[@ShirleyPotts-ud3nb]

She's very special and popular.

[@nicoleholland4411]

Go Martha!

[@meooodiennn210]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@chrisfinch8637]

Martha’s great cook. Now we’re just waiting for Snoop Dogg to make his own goods with her, too.

[@owingsmillss]

Nice I enjoyed that

[@romstar]

Genetics are funny 😂 Martha's daughter has her grandmother's whole face ❤😂

[@lynnstone6998]

❤

[@cuteeface1]

Did anyone figure out what those other yellow and orange vegetables are?

[@christopher3386]

"Extremely peasant-y" Martha? Really?

[@matthewfarmer2520]

They have now on NETFLIX her documentary call "Martha" the story is about she thought everything was perfect in her life when things started to crashing down on her, going to court the stock market ect.

[@thisguy73]

I thought this was a commercial on original watch

[@debbiecooper1677]

that salad looked great not for sure about the soup

[@joannabaker6398]

Similar soups, though admittedly with many more ingredients are very popular in central Europe and are eaten during hot summers. This particular dish probably originates from peasant cooking, very simple, cheap and satisfying.

[@michaelmorrow1844]

Wonder if the person who chopped all those veggies for Martha used the “right knife”, or were they stupid??

[@TrusellaLouise-ng3pl]

💓💐💓💐💓

[@DorotaBubak-k5u]

Martha stewart finansuje fundacje Rockefelera.Tak maja żydzi.

[@stevencampbell365]

It seems you've recovered from your time in prison 😅

[@ManChan-w5p]

If a convicted felon can hold the highest office in the country then owning a multimedia company is a piece of cake. Does she have recipes for that?

[@catsj1767]

And this is why we have a felon in power now

[@NC-qc7wd]

Martha uses this ingredients but it’s her daughter’s vegetarian recipe? Get real felon. This is just like trump’s story me doing but someone’s fault 😂😂😂

[@heatherspence3848]

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