Martha_Stewart_Living_November_2016

BRYAN GARDNER

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Pack away

Halloween

decorations

Horseback ride Chef Pierre

Schaedelin’s

birthday

Bring pets to vet

for checkup

Plant vegetables

in greenhouse

Check bird

feeders; refill

if necessary

Premiere of

Martha and

Snoop’s Potluck

Dinner on VH

DAYLIGHT

SAVING TIME

ENDS

Check flour and
sugar supplies

ELECTION DAY

Vote!

Order heritage

turkeys for

Thanksgiving

Make and

freeze pastry for

holiday pies

VETERANS DAY

Winterize

vehicles

Plant spring-

blooming bulbs

Organize spice

cupboard

and replace

old spices

Rub wooden
cutting boards
with mineral oil

Have snow

blowers serviced

Donate canned

goods to local

food pantry

Wrap shrubs

and boxwood

in burlap

Plant trees Plan Thanksgiv-

ing menu; make

shopping lists

Polish silverware

Pick up turkeys

Sharpen knives Set out Thanks-
giving tableware

Do last-minute

grocery shopping

Bake pies

(see page 90)

THANKSGIVING

Dinner with family

and friends

Make sand-

wiches with left-

over turkey

Go for a

morning hike

Treat spots on

table linens;

store in acid-

free tissue

Deep-clean oven Stack firewood Harvest last
celeriacs and
parsnips

Martha’s Month

Gentle reminders, helpful tips, and not-to-miss dates.

MOLDED BUTTER

Weight training

Weight training

Weight training

Weight training

Weight training

Weight training

Weight training

Weight training

Yoga

Yoga

Yoga

Yoga

Yoga

Cardio and core

Cardio and core

Cardio and core

“For the Thanks-

giving meal, I like

to repurpose one

of my antique choc-

olate molds to form

butter into a large

turkey shape,”

says Martha. “It

adds a touch

of whimsy to the

holiday table.”

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

Using a small off set spatula,

fill the mold with room-

temperature butter, then

smooth the surface.

Refrigerate overnight. To

remove, open one side

of your mold and set it on the

counter, butter-side up;

then slide a spatula into the

center bottom and lift up.

If the butter sticks, run the

mold very quickly under

lukewarm water, being care-

ful not to melt the design.

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NOVEMBER 2016