Name: Everything Martha Stewart Eats in a Day | Food Diaries: Bite Size | Harper’s BAZAAR
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I'm Martha Stewart, and this is everything I eat in a day.

The first thing I do when I wake up is check my iPads.

I have to, and I check for how much power is left in each of them.

It's very difficult for me to stay in bed later.

I wake up really early way earlier than that.

The New York Times cover to cover Done the crossword puzzle, tried to do wordplay, and then I get up and go enjoy ablutions.

Then I go into the kitchen for my green juice.

I think it's really the secret of good skin.

I think it's the secret of good, healthy hair, and I've been juicing for many years.

I remember getting the first juicer, which was kind of a contraption.

Now I have a really great brittle blue sir, it's called, but I like juice.

I like to juice the vegetables, and the vegetables primarily come from my vegetable greenhouse or my garden.

I'm growing my own vegetables because I want organic.

So the dream jizz cucumbers, parsley, mint, If I have it.

A little piece of ginger, which I do not grow like a half of an orange, including the skin.

It's extremely important to keep the leaves on.

Oh, I must not forget a very important ingredient.

I don't like to put a lot of fruit in, and I don't put Kale and I don't put cabbage.

Kale makes you burp, gives you a stomachache, just doesn't taste good in a juice.

After my green juice, I generally run outside and get in my Polaris, which is like a little four wheel drive vehicle, and I drive around the property.

I check on the horses, I check on the donkey's.

They're really cute and they're very lively.

I check on the 20 peacocks, I check on the 34 homing pigeons, and I check on the 200 plus laying hens and roosters on the 17 geese that come from four different countries.

The dogs love to accompany me on this little round of the property, and that's on Lee.

If I have time, if I have to get in the car and go someplace, then that little tour eyes checked on by phone.

After I do my rounds, I go back to my kitchen and I treat myself to the most delicious cappuccino made on my trusted San Marco to Cup cappuccino machine.

It's sort of the hub of the kitchen, and I just found really good organic milk at Master Brothers Mass.

Brothers left Brooklyn, and they opened a huge factory where they not only sell milk from Baton Kill Farms in New York state.

They make their own delicious chocolate bars.

Oh, they're making vinegar now to delicious vinegar.

And it's a beautiful factory, just the most beautiful modern factory right in Mount Kisco.

Um, I try very hard to keep nothing in the house that will entice me as a snack.

That said, people are always bringing me delicious pastries from New York and breads from here and there but I really like to keep that away from me.

When I was commuting to New York to my office, I would stay in New York till after dinner, so that would be dinner with probably a cocktail or two or a wine, bread and butter.

You know all those things and even dessert.

I try very, very hard to eat a very light lunch, maybe a tuna fish salad.

I make a really good tuna fish salad, Italian tuna, of course, packed in olive oil, celery, crispy apple, maybe a half of a shallot.

Lots and lots of lemon juice and a little bit of mayonnaise.

Not too long ago, dinner was utterly delicious.

I invited three friends to come for dinner, three bachelors and during Cove it again.

It's been rather difficult because everybody has to be tested.

But last Saturday I made a delicious dinner.

I had gone to the store on Wednesday or Thursday, and I bought a plump, organic D'Artagnan chicken and I bought a rack of lamb.

I went to my greenhouse and I picked all kinds of beautiful freeze a and ah, soft butter crunch lettuces.

And I had, oh, new French turnips from my greenhouse.

I've recently learned how to roast the chicken, sort of like nomad style or 11 Madison Park style, pretty much the same as all other roast chickens, but with one specific difference.

After you wash and dry the chicken and salt and pepper the interior of the chicken, then you let it sit in the refrigerator overnight to kind of dry out.

Um, you if you have some black truffles lying around, it's really nice toe.

Slice them thinly and push them under the loosen skin of the chicken.

Believe me, I learned from my butchers in Westport, Connecticut, 40 years ago.

Take a whole stick of unsalted butter, the best butter like plug ra or carry gold.

Nice, nice butter, but it has to be room temperature and you slather it all over the skin of the chicken.

Then you put it back in the refrigerator for at least two hours, then right before your guests arrive one hour before you put that butter slathered chicken into a 425 degree oven for one hour, it was the most delicious chicken.

And when I have friends over for dinner, I really like to open an appropriate bottle or two or three of wine.

We have a company called Martha Stewart Wine Company.

You don't have to go anywhere but to your computer or to your iPhone toe.

Order a case or two or three of wine that's chosen by me.

You always have the right wine because we make the suggestions.

What to serve with what you're always going to be pouring the right wine for the right dish.

If you can categorize me as any kind of drinker, I really like to drink.

If I'm home alone, I just don't open a bottle of wine.

I don't get in the bath and have lots of cocktails.

But when friends come over having a nice vodka on the rocks with a slice of orange from my own greenhouse, I have a Citrus greenhouse, and we have really good oranges.

So a big, thick slice of orange in that vodka and the vodka has to be really good has to be like the best Belvidere Vodka Imperia Vodka from Russia.

Also, my daughter just introduced me to the lovely Greyhound Vodka cocktail, which is just grapefruit juice, freshly squeezed.

If you add salted rim to the glass, it's called a salty dog, and that is also very delicious.

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