Cooking seems to be a favorite of many and there are thousands of recipes style to try. The great news is the only thing one has to do to become a good cook is knowing how to clearly follow a recipe. I happen to be a fan of Asian and Mediterranean dishes because of the strong uses of my favorite spices such as sesame and olive oils. These genres of food also seem to be the most nutritious in my opinion since Asians rarely eat dairy and Greeks use many
Options, Models, and Reviews of This Popular Appliance Electric griddles provide a large surface that is perfect for cooking breakfast foods, hamburgers, vegetables, or other foods. For large families or people who entertain regularly, electric griddles provide flexibility and additional cooking space. Most models are easy to store and clean, making them a popular kitchen appliances.
Love your Kitchen! Let it be the Center of Holiday Activity Wouldn’t it be great to know exactly where to find things including muffin tin liners or the turkey baster you know you have? The organizing habit you begin today will get you on track for a future with a neat kitchen. In ‘Organizing for the Holidays’ we talked about how it takes from 2 to 4 weeks to form a habit so if you’ve already started with your hall closets you’re well on the way.
Tile can Bring a New Look to Your Kitchen Laying tile, with the right tools and tips, can be an easy and affordable way to increase the value and style of a kitchen. Tiled backsplashes are durable, clean up well and often contribute a sense of color, style, or sophistication to the room. Here is a step-by-step guide to laying your own tiling backsplash.
The Regency Period in England was the short period between 1800 – 1825, the Victorian period came much later. During this time period in the kitchens of stately homes, wood replaced coal as fuel. The open-hearth was replaced by an enclosed cast iron kitchen range. This made it far easier to cook, simmer and boil water and food in flat bottomed pots. In very big and grand kitchens such as the one installed in the Marine Pavilion in 1817, people used both ranges and open fires. Antique kitchen utensils would
