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To: muawiyah; PrincessB

I picked up the Martha Stewart Entertaining book in the 80’s, I became a caterer and then a personal chef because of it. I will always be grateful to her.

I can’t take RR - just not my kind of person. Nothing wrong with her, but hard to take - too mouthy, I guess.


64 posted on 03/05/2012 5:53:48 PM PST by WestCoastGal (SL I believe hes a remarkable race-car driver, I think some people in the world have forgotten that)
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To: WestCoastGal
Martha's adherence to the Democrats is hereditary ~ but otherwise she is quite intelligent. Think about it, she made a living picking colors for table napkin collections to use in working and middle class homes.

Her show was cancelled due to the high cost of production given the size of the audience ~ but I watched it on and off and she always had something interesting AND, like FOX, didn't insult that audience!

That's an advanced idea ~ that some audiences like to watch their shows uninterrupted with "edginess".

So, yeah, I liked Martha Stewart ~ the same way I like Fox ~ or the Weather Channel now that the crazy woman is off the air.

If I want edginess I can watch any other show, or cruise the internet.

BTW, I just flipped over to her website and a feature was RECIPES FOR SHRIMP ~ and RECIPES FOR SALMON. One of the pictures was of a fresh made cornmeal/polenta tortilla cut in wedges and covered with dollops of cream cheese with chives, and topped with a slice of fresh tomato ~ I heated mine ~ adds a sort of summer time flavor. Just made them Sunday morning.

This stuff isn't rocket science, but she always has something you don't need bread or pasta to make.

And that's a good thing.

65 posted on 03/05/2012 6:35:59 PM PST by muawiyah
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