*Snoop Dogg and Martha Stewart have formed an unlikely friendship over the years, thanks in part to their hit TV series “Martha and Snoop’s Potluck Dinner Party.”
So it’s no surprise that the lifestyle guru is helping the rap veteran turn into a “real professional” in the kitchen.
“She taught me how to be a real Iron Chef in the kitchen!,” Snoop quipped, referencing the popular U.S. cooking competition show, on which professional cooks compete for the title of Iron Chef.
“She’s very particular with how you set up the (food on the) plate, like, I’ll usually just rush through it, but she’s teaching me how to be more calculated, like a real professional. I’m in the process.”
Snoop admits his kitchen tips were pretty basic before he met her.
“I taught her how to make bacon!” he laughed on talk show The View. “I taught her how make baloney (bologna sausage) sandwiches… There’s a few things I’m trying to get her hip to the hood; she’s showing me about the finer things in life, Grey Poupon (brand of French mustard) and stuff!”
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When Snoop recently took Martha up on an offer to visit her estate in Bedford, New York for lunch, he gave her a bit of a surprise by bringing a few extra unexpected guests.
“Snoop came to lunch the other day and he was a wonderful guest, although he did say he was only going to bring his business partner and his stylist,” Martha recalled in a pre-taped video message for The View. “He shows up with seven people for lunch…!”
Martha was thrilled to host the hip-hop icon, adding, “Snoop, I’m very glad you finally visited me on my farm!”
And Snoop insists others could learn a lot from their bond.
“Our relationship is so special. People would have never thought that we could have a relationship or have a friendship, but that’s what’s wrong with people: stop judging the book by its cover. A lot of people need to understand and learn.”
In related news, Snoop was on hand for the BottleRock Napa Valley music festival on Saturday, where he set a Guinness World Record by crafting the largest-ever glass of gin and juice during his set, paying tribute to his 1994 Top 10 hit named after the cocktail… see below.
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