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Martha Stewart Living From the ultimate burger to our favorite ice cream recipes, create a memorable get-together with family and friends with our simplest ideas for making the most of the season. Everyday Food For our July/August issue, we're proud to introduce our newest column, Kick It Up with Emeril Lagasse; this month, it's all about grilling. On offer: an easy recipe for tender ribs, spiced Caribbean chicken, and more. But it doesn't end there; if you crave more fast, fresh ideas for the grill, we also have a spectacular steak menu (with ice cream sandwiches for dessert!) and quick marinades that take minutes (rather than hours) to turn up the flavor. To end it all: a slew of summer desserts that make the best of the season's berries and apricots. Martha Stewart Weddings The Summer 2008 issue is full of inspiration and do-it-yourself style. Download customizable templates for your wedding from "Click, Print, Fete" and learn how to word your invitations so they reflect your wedding festivities in "Anatomy of an Invitation." Best of all, learn how to unleash your inner goddess in a selection of glorious wedding gowns. Body+Soul This month's issue is the ultimate guide to staying well. Learn easy herbal remedies for the most common ailments for women, such as PMS, infertility, and hot flashes. Do you need to lose weight? Find our favorite diet substitutes -- 10 healthy ingredients that still have the comfort-food feeling. Also check out the "World's Best Diet," an earth-friendly way to take care of yourself and the planet. And if summer plans have you feeling a little overwhelmed, learn how to focus less on being perfect, get real migraine relief, and find our cheat sheet on the best sun protection and eco-beach products. Good Things for Kids: Crafts If you're like most people, you have an array of useful crafts materials throughout your home: cardboard and plastic bottles in the recycling bin, fabric scraps and buttons in a sewing box, and at least one or two containers or drawers bursting with colorful paper and crayons. Take a look at the crafts below and cast an eye to the corners of your home that may be full of hidden crafts potential. Martha Stewart Outdoor Living This special issue contains many of our favorite images, ideas, and tips from the pages of Martha Stewart Living, each one devoted to making the time you spend outdoors even more enjoyable, whether you love gardening, cooking, entertaining, or decorating. The information is both essential and inspirational, and we can't wait to put it to use. We hope you will, too. |
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