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Martha Stewart meets her first two matches
Martha Stewart was grilled in court on Tuesday, caught between Macy's and JC Penney, both of which have laid claim on her products. NBC's Andrea Canning reports and Stewart discusses the case, saying "it's terribly important that we don't lose." (TODAY)
Turns out even the domestic diva runs into some trouble in the kitchen every now and then. "Hygiene is of the utmost importance when handling raw meats and vegetables," Martha Stewart told TODAY after a post-Thanksgiving salmonella scare. The illness can also hit after handling raw eggs, but does that mean sneaking a spoonful of raw cookie dough is out too? NBC's Miguel Almaguer reports. (TODAY)
For a sweet finish to your Turkey Day holiday, Martha Stewart and Giada De Laurentiis demonstrate how to make a couple of their favorite Thanksgiving desserts: an apple-pear pie with a walnut crust and an almond cake with pomegranate sauce. (TODAY)
What's a Thanksgiving dinner without the side dishes? Martha Stewart demonstrates how to make her creamed kale and collard greens, and Giada De Laurentiis whips up traditional mashed potatoes with an added twist. (TODAY)
After beating out hundreds of other submissions, three viewer finalists compete to have their homemade Thanksgiving centerpiece named TODAY's best by the queen of crafts herself, Martha Stewart. (TODAY)
In honor of her first-ever "American Made" awards, Martha Stewart introduces two of the honorees: metal designer Alyssa Toninato and Lena Kwak, who developed gluten-free flour Cup4Cup. (TODAY)
If you're looking for some simple ideas for getting into the Halloween spirit, Martha Stewart is here to help. She shares her fun ideas for décor, food, and more that will enchant your guests for the spookiest holiday. (TODAY)
The TODAY anchors, along with visiting Martha Stewart, take a look at a funny new video showing Jennifer Aniston pretending she is pregnant. They also discuss whether airline foods need to be improved, and the way companies seem to go crazy over everything pumpkin-related during the fall. (TODAY)