Spooktacular ideas Whether you're looking for costume ideas or planning a masquerade ball, "The Best of Martha Stewart Halloween Handbook" has plenty of tricks and treats to inspire you. Think of it as a sorcerer's handbook. Stewart, after all, graces the cover of the special collector's edition as the "Spellbinding Sorceress." Inside the pages readers will find step-by-step photographs and instructions on re-creating this and other featured costumes, including a mummy, vampire and jellyfish.
Pumpkin people! How can you not love these decorative Halloween accessories from -- guess who? Yes, this creative idea for a Happy Pumpkin Family comes from "The Best of Martha Stewart Halloween Handbook.
By Martha Stewart We plan the Halloween issue of Martha Stewart Living magazine months in advance, and I am always searching for ideas and inspirations to help make the current year's decorations different and more intriguing than those in past issues. This year's planning was no different.
Murky, dark and swampy isn't a description often applied to good food. Except around Halloween, of course, when the swampier the better. And in her holiday specialty magazine, "Martha Stewart Halloween Spirited Celebrations," Stewart delivers frights and flavor. This duo of green glop actually is a pair delicious dips -- guacamole with black beans and a tomatillo salsa verde. To stick with the dark theme, serve them with blue tortilla chips.
Halloween is as much a celebration for adults as it is for kids these days. Grown-ups may not get to go trick-or-treating (except as chaperones), but we can have the same fun finding the perfect costume, carving pumpkins, festooning our homes with fake cobwebs and hosting Halloween parties. Experts like Martha Stewart - who annually goes all-out for the holiday -- offer a wealth of ideas for ghoulishly appropriate party decor and food. And what's an adult Halloween party without a signature cocktail to get everyone into the "spirit?" Here's a devilish drink with an angelic side; it features acai, the antioxidant superfruit.
French onion is one of my favorite soups, especially in the fall. The hearty beef broth flavor, the silky melted cheese and the baguette slices toasted just right make it pure comfort food on a cool day. Add a side salad, and it becomes a complete, satisfying meal. One key to a tasty onion soup is the cooking of the onions. You can use plain yellow onions or sweet onions, but cook them slowly. Their natural sugars will release and melt, then brown or caramelize. If you hurry, the onions might become too crisp and brown too quickly, and their melting sugars can burn.
...Today's recipe is adapted from Martha Stewart's. The original recipe calls for Morbier c...Adapted from Martha Stewart Halloween, October issue. Nutritional information per servin...
We plan the Halloween issue of Martha Stewart Living magazine months in advance, and I am always searching for ideas and inspirations to help make the current year's decorations different and more intriguing than those in past issues. This year's planning was no different. While in California earlier this year, I visited a wonderful antiques store, Blackman Cruz Workshop, in Los Angeles. There I saw incense burners made of bronze in the shape of bats. I also saw a lone claw foot from an old bathtub that was being used as a paperweight. When I saw these items, my mind started to work.
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...por A&E. Festejo de miedo. Martha Stewart inicia la celebración del Día de las Bruujas. En Martha Stewart's Halloween: Bad Things, Good Things, la presentadora y expert...
Here's a scary thought for Martha devotees: The wickedly inventive Halloween accessories from the Martha Stewart Catalogue for Living are about to disappear. No more make-your-own pretzel fingers kits (dried rosemary for knuckle hair). No more menacing ravens, a catalog exclusive handmade with real bird feathers. No more strawberry-flavored Gummy fangs or kits to make bat-shaped s'mores. Martha, a perfectionist at everything from growing roses to ironing, outdid herself at Halloween, showing mere mortals how to carve artful pumpkins and spin chocolate spider webs for the tackiest holiday of the year. Giving it her all, she once posed as a witch in ghoulish black-widow makeup and creepy veil on the cover of a Martha Stewart Holiday issue.
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