swisschese: "pain d'épices" spices could work. As for the pumpkin, that's a lot of effort for a couple of tablespoons of pumpkin (maybe you could freeze the rest?). Do you have access to any...
maggie (p/c): that's what I thought, too.
I make these frequently in warm weather. My sauce is a quick mixture of about half peanut butter, half hoisin sauce, a squirt of sriracha and ...
LoriSF: I have a LeCrueset dutch oven from Marshall's. It is cast iron and has "France" on both the lid and bottom, as well as the barcoded LeCrueset sticker stuck to the bottom that says "France."...
I'm just finishing up a batch of limoncello made with meyer lemons. I prefer the method of using 100-proof vodka and longer extraction time to that of using grain alcohol. The result is much smoother.
leepert,
Great link with the details! I've seen that model referred to on various kitchen forums, but had no idea how well it worked in practice. I'm also kinda curious about the way t...
leepert,
GE does, in fact, make an under-the-sink dishwasher. I can't imagine how much space inside you'd have inside, but they're definitely not pulling anyone's leg.
Ikea cabinets are ridiculously easy to hang/install and are meant to be DIY. The Arlig door is the cheapest and fits your white preference. Glass doors are nice, but I'd give up those up before any...
I feel much better using a newer energy-efficient dishwasher. According to my manual, it uses 3.5 gallons for the economy/delicate cycle, which I almost always use. I don't think I could possibly u...
I have the Progressive one in the middle. I paid around $5-7 for it at Ross or TJMaxx, but I don't think I'd pay $14. It works as well as standing your herbs up in a glass and putting the produce b...
zuzupetals, I remember making something like this as a child except we used powdered milk instead of malted milk and I want to say instead of honey, we used molasses or karo syrup or something. If ...
A few years ago Crate & Barrel had a small plastic tray with two cutout wine glass holders that was staked into the ground. The stake snapped off and attached to the back of the tray for storage. I...
Elizabeth P: I've become a fan of the copper Chore Boy scrubber. It does the trick on my aluminum and cast iron cookware and it doesn't rust. Granted, it's one more cleaning tool in the sink, but ...
I love my white and avocado green electric knife I bought 10 years ago from an estate sale for $1. I use it primarily for slicing homemade bread or slicing mini baguettes for appetizers. However, I...
I hope that Epicuro white is much better than one of the red varieties I had a few weeks ago. It had no depth or anything to speak of. I wish I could remember which one it was.
Not specifically a cookware stand, but I've been using this to hold two colorful baskets for recycling and two casseroles. It has a very small footprint (12"x13").
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swisschese: "pain d'épices" spices could work. As for the pumpkin, that's a lot of effort for a couple of tablespoons of pumpkin (maybe you could freeze the rest?). Do you have access to any...
maggie (p/c): that's what I thought, too. I make these frequently in warm weather. My sauce is a quick mixture of about half peanut butter, half hoisin sauce, a squirt of sriracha and ...
LoriSF: I have a LeCrueset dutch oven from Marshall's. It is cast iron and has "France" on both the lid and bottom, as well as the barcoded LeCrueset sticker stuck to the bottom that says "France."...
Try ikeafans.com. You might find a lead on a pair there or you may try making a make a post indicating you are looking for a pair.
I'm just finishing up a batch of limoncello made with meyer lemons. I prefer the method of using 100-proof vodka and longer extraction time to that of using grain alcohol. The result is much smoother.
leepert, Great link with the details! I've seen that model referred to on various kitchen forums, but had no idea how well it worked in practice. I'm also kinda curious about the way t...
leepert, GE does, in fact, make an under-the-sink dishwasher. I can't imagine how much space inside you'd have inside, but they're definitely not pulling anyone's leg.
Ikea cabinets are ridiculously easy to hang/install and are meant to be DIY. The Arlig door is the cheapest and fits your white preference. Glass doors are nice, but I'd give up those up before any...
I feel much better using a newer energy-efficient dishwasher. According to my manual, it uses 3.5 gallons for the economy/delicate cycle, which I almost always use. I don't think I could possibly u...
I have the Progressive one in the middle. I paid around $5-7 for it at Ross or TJMaxx, but I don't think I'd pay $14. It works as well as standing your herbs up in a glass and putting the produce b...
zuzupetals, I remember making something like this as a child except we used powdered milk instead of malted milk and I want to say instead of honey, we used molasses or karo syrup or something. If ...
Home Decorators has some more traditional, wooden folding chairs: http://www.homedecorators.com/...
Like ChzPlz, I have a little gadget, but I use mine to also hold a bulb of garlic when it's not being used (dark place with air circulation):
This is the thing I was talking about in my above post. Seems you can still get them at other retailers.
A few years ago Crate & Barrel had a small plastic tray with two cutout wine glass holders that was staked into the ground. The stake snapped off and attached to the back of the tray for storage. I...
A reviewer claims that this is very close to the Pelican Punch: http://www.adagio.com/herbal/fo...
Elizabeth P: I've become a fan of the copper Chore Boy scrubber. It does the trick on my aluminum and cast iron cookware and it doesn't rust. Granted, it's one more cleaning tool in the sink, but ...
I love my white and avocado green electric knife I bought 10 years ago from an estate sale for $1. I use it primarily for slicing homemade bread or slicing mini baguettes for appetizers. However, I...
I hope that Epicuro white is much better than one of the red varieties I had a few weeks ago. It had no depth or anything to speak of. I wish I could remember which one it was.
Not specifically a cookware stand, but I've been using this to hold two colorful baskets for recycling and two casseroles. It has a very small footprint (12"x13").