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Martha Celebrates Dry January (Sort of)

Also, chefs share their resolutions

Laine Doss
Jan 3
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Martha Celebrates Dry January (Sort of)

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Happy New Year. The holidays are over and we’ve got a fresh new year to look forward to. The beginning of the year is one filled with resolutions and promises to ourselves and others. And it looks like Martha Stewart and other celebrity chefs are weighing in on their resolutions with a hint of humor.

DIY January Means Using Vodka for Everything but a Cocktail

Martha is celebrating Dry January by using Tito’s for everything but drinking it. In this hilarious video, even her flowers get to imbibe (well…maybe, one martini for the Domestic Diva).

Mediterranean Diet Is Still the Way to Go

If you’re looking to lower hypertension or cholesterol, the Mediterranean Diet is the way to go. U.S. News and World Report ranks the diet number one for overall health. The diet, which is based on the traditional way of eating in the 21 countries that border the Mediterranean Sea, remains one of the most sensible, where you eat a mostly plant-based diet while incorporating grains, beans, nuts, seafood, and unsaturated fat.

Chefs Share Their Resolutions

Eat This, Not That asked several chefs what their resolutions are. Turns out, they’re just like ours: bake more, use sustainable ingredients, eat healthier, and cook with better spices all top the list of chefs like Christian Panepinto, chef de cuisine at Virgin Hotels Dallas, Donald Young, owner of Duck Sel in Chicago, and Riccardo Orfino, chef and partner at Alice and Osteria 57 in New York City.

The Ten Best Restaurants to Open in Miami in 2022

It’s an exciting time to dine in the Magic City. 2022 saw Miami’s first Michelin Guide (shared with Orlando and Tampa), and several of the city’s best chefs and restaurateurs opened new concepts including Brad Kilgore (MaryGold’s), Michael Beltran (Brasserie Laurel), and Jeremy Ford (Beauty and the Butcher).

The 15 Best New York City Restaurants to Dine at in January 2023

If your New Year’s resolution is to try new places, then check out Eater’s guide to the 15 best restaurants to dine at. The list includes newcomers like Major Food Group’s Torrisi Bar and Restaurant, Greg Baxtrom’s Five Acres, and Casino.

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