As you might expect, because Martha Stewart helped design the concept and authored many of the recipes, there are some truly unique, high-end, and gourmet foods to pick from. Fortunately, most are still easy to produce. There are numerous nutritious meals, but calorie tracking is not the primary focus of this meal kit service. If you want to utilize meal kits to stick to the keto diet, lose weight, or decrease gluten or calories, you could be better off with a service that includes filters and diet meal plans, such as Green Chef, Home Chef, or HelloFresh.
Martha Stewart & Marley Spoon offers a variety of comforting recipes, like skillet chicken pot pie, French onion beef meatloaf, and chicken and broccoli lo mein. There are also some basic and rather subjective categories, such as "healthy," "one-pot," and "kid-friendly," to help you sort through recipes.
Of the 29 or so recipes, around seven are vegan or vegetarian options, which are more inventive than other vegan meal kits I have tried. Examples of plant- based dishes include oven-baked potato samosa pockets and Greek lentil soup with feta garlic pita. Every week, there are a couple of seafood recipes usually salmon or prawns that do not cost more to choose.
One thing I noticed is that the company employs a lot of well-known and reputable name-brand components, such as Belgioioso parmesan cheese and Cento canned tomatoes, which may be significant to you. Each week, there are a few shopping add-ons available, such as sweets, egg pieces, snacks, and protein packs of chicken, beef, or seafood to aid with meal planning outside of your kits.
