Any suggested recipes for a quick pickle that's NOT dill? I look forward to showing my boyfriend the joy of pickled veggies grown in our garden- but the crazy boy hates dill. I'm thinking some garl...
Wow- this looks great! Just how 'broccoli' does it taste? I love it but my boyfriend is NOT a fan. I'd love for something like this to change his mind.
We have everything "hidden", in the world's tiniest bathroom, it's just more practical. I do put the handsoap out when guests come over, so they don't have to search for it.
Anyone else find them too small for anything but a cocktail? As with several things from CB2, the scale is a bit off- for me at least. Mine are now happily succulent pots on the kitchen window sill.
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sticky rice with custard topped with extra mango!
pretty! perfect for the wild roses taking over our hedge!
I have the Cadman from west elm
After the cheaper versions rusted in less than 2 weeks.... I can heartily recommend another Simple Human caddy
Love the slip tray, but logging in to just SEE a price tells me they don't really want any business.
Any suggested recipes for a quick pickle that's NOT dill? I look forward to showing my boyfriend the joy of pickled veggies grown in our garden- but the crazy boy hates dill. I'm thinking some garl...
ooh, thanks for this- I bought a bag of this a few weeks ago and have been at a loss as to the perfect recipe.
Wow- this looks great! Just how 'broccoli' does it taste? I love it but my boyfriend is NOT a fan. I'd love for something like this to change his mind.
a rick bayless pasilla and honey stew mmm... and overnight steel cut oats!
We have everything "hidden", in the world's tiniest bathroom, it's just more practical. I do put the handsoap out when guests come over, so they don't have to search for it.
My roomba just died, help me fight the war on dust bunnies!
I like (and recently installed) the Vitra Omni, small footprint, one piece, and under $250 from a local plumbing shop.
Anyone else find them too small for anything but a cocktail? As with several things from CB2, the scale is a bit off- for me at least. Mine are now happily succulent pots on the kitchen window sill.
Great painting/print/fabric!
It's not terribly pretty but this sounds like what you're looking for http://www.organizeit.com/polidrackwh.php
amen picturesinink! while they're cute, they're also basically un-useable for us with hot bevvies. i want warmed hands not burnt!
A serving tray (doesn't fit anywhere else) vintage metal flour/sugar canisters and the ipod dock.
The square (grill) pan and a fantastic pork tenderloin
Ooh, these would be perfect for my very first, newly acquired yard!
hmm, it's a tie between chili and coq au vin but they'd be the perfect red accent to my kitchen (the kitchenaid mixer is bright red too!)