Martha Stewart and José Andrés, cohosts of Yes, Chef! on NBC, sound off on some notable "lasts," including the last cooking tool they bought and the last thing they do before stepping on set.

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I spoke with Stewart about throwing the best spring and summer gatherings, including what to cook, how to decorate, and her top product recommendations.

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Martha Stewart ... "And he'd make weird sounds. He makes sounds and does crazy things." "He's grunting and breathing and jumping up and down," Stewart agreed, while Hudson mimicked the grunting ...

Martha Stewart only worked with ... Hudson recalled, "And he'd make weird sounds. He makes sounds and does crazy things." "He's grunting and breathing and jumping up and down," Stewart agreed, while ...

Martha Stewart, reigning queen of entertaining, has a foolproof way to make your French toast extra tasty, and it doesn't require any fancy ingredients.