Book description
With 500 glorious full-color photographs, 300 original recipes, and hundreds of innovative ideas, Entertaining is the book that revolutionized the way people entertain today. 500 full-color photographs.
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2 authors picked Entertaining as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
I pulled this iconic cookbook from my mom’s bookshelves when I was somewhere around the age of ten—and it still ranks as one of my all-time favorites. I loved how inviting the cover was, and all the photography within made me wish I could teleport myself to Martha’s house to be a guest at her gorgeously set table.
From Maria's list on cookbooks that celebrate the art of hosting.
I am a good friend of Martha Stewart; I have learned so much from her.
Her first book is more than a collection of recipes for entertaining. I love her sense of organization and her discipline. I think that she is first of all, a teacher, and I always get from her more than factual knowledge but true education.
From Christophe's list on loving where you live.
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