Digital food magazine from Martha Stewart? It's an iPad thing

Martha Stewart has launched a digital subscription service for her popular food magazine Everyday Food

Martha Stewart has launched a digital subscription service for her popular food magazine Everyday Food.

Beginning this month, iPad owners can now enroll in a digital subscription plan with the publication -- a magazine geared towards the busy home cook. In the September issue, readers will get a week's worth of family dinners, pages of back-to-school lunch ideas, and a menu of Indian-themed dishes to last through the weekend.

Other features include interactive extras like how-to videos, slideshows, shopping lists and more than 50 recipes a month.

Though the app is free, prices range from $1.99 for month to month, to $11.99 for 12-month subscription.

Stewart's other publication Martha Stewart Living is also available as a digital subscription.

The trend towards using tablets in the kitchen has spawned new inventions of specialty items like the Chef Sleeve -- a transparent, resealable bag designed to protect tablets from messy spills.

Bon Appetit also launched a "Pasta Perfect!" app this summer, with a hundred pasta recipes including filled pastas, gnocchi, gnudi and spaetzle.

Food & Wine magazine also offers "The Season's Best Recipes" for the iPad, featuring video demos by celebrity chef Masaharu Morimoto.

For more info on the Everyday Food app, visit http://itunes.apple.com/ca/app/martha-stewart-everyday-food/id415692528?mt=8.