leighalice's Profile
| Display Name: | leighalice |
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| Member Since: | 1/11/10 |
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We're avid homebrewers and have just started enjoying kefir. I'd love to add this to our repertoire along with all the other great options in this book! Enter to Win a Copy of True Brews by Emma Christensen Cookbook Giveaway on The Kitchn |
5/23/13 3:06 PM |
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I was just going to post that link too, PhilaKris! Blast from the Past: 80's Style Hair Salon Design Milk |
5/3/13 11:46 AM |
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We have an industrial pipe-themed den in our home, featuring a curtain rod and two shelving units built by my husband. It's a versatile, relatively cheap and easy material to work with! http://circadee.com/2012/04/27/evolving/ Plumbing Pipe Design Roundup: From Barn Doors to Bedframes |
7/9/12 2:14 PM |
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My secret ingredient for interesting and always-complimented guacamole - curry powder. Recipe: The Perfect Guacamole Recipes from The Kitchn |
7/5/12 12:55 PM |
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built-in bookcases and crown molding What Do You Covet Most From Other People's Homes? Reader Survey |
6/14/12 5:48 PM |
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my mom has a fear of cheese graters, so has only ever grated cheese with her Cuisinart. Can I Grate Cheese in a Food Processor? Product & Shopping Questions |
6/13/12 4:46 PM |
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wasabi peas and chocolate or yogurt covered pretzels! On Trail Mix and GORP: Are You a Purist? |
5/31/12 3:59 PM |
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The red in this kitchen makeover is pretty awesome, too: http://circadee.com/2011/11/17/did-you-see/. Really tied the red accents in with the appliances without being too over the top. Seeing Red: Bold Accents in the Kitchen |
5/9/12 2:46 PM |
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I dice it and mix with mango, lime, chili powder, salt and pepper for a salsa. Great with chips, fish, or tacos! Crunchy & Cool: Jicama Ingredient Spotlight |
2/10/12 10:51 AM |
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Saw this on lifehacker last week and tried it over the weekend, because runny eggs and avocados are two of my most favorite things. I'd suggest hollowing out a bit more than you'd expect, because my egg whites mostly ran over. They cooked faster than the yolks in the pan which made for a messy clean up. I topped with sea salt, red pepper flakes, and a dash of curry (because that's how I like my guacamole). If you cook in a covered pan on the stovetop, it should take about 5-6 minutes, a little longer if you like your yolks more firm. A piece of toast is a must for soaking up all the extra goodness that you can't get onto your fork! Healthy & Hearty Breakfast Idea: Egg Baked In an Avocado Lifehacker |
2/9/12 12:24 PM |
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We just had our kitchen remodeled and have red Big Chill appliances - we love them! They have yet to come out with a microwave though, so curious if anyone has found a efficient, not-huge retro-looking microwave that would complement our new look. Get The Look: A Retro Kitchen |
10/13/11 10:58 AM |
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I wait for Troeg's Mad Elf each winter. While I could definitely drink it during the summer, it feels more appropriate for cold weather (since it's on the heavy side and high in alcohol content). Plus, don't things feel more special when you have to wait for them? Summer Ales & Winter Lagers: Why Are Beers Seasonal? Beer Sessions |
6/21/11 2:33 PM |
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Greece! Went there on a 12 day honeymoon and ate constantly, yet managed to come back a few pounds lighter. Everything was fresh and not exactly what we expect from eating Greek food in the states. I've always loved Mediterranean food, so eating feta and olives with the Acropolis in site was unforgettable, wine tasting on Santorini was great and I long for another meal from Kouzina, a restaurant on Syros in the Cyclades. Summer Travel Plans: Where's the Best Food Destination? |
6/2/11 6:14 PM |
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We make smaller holes and serve them egg side down, so it almost just looks like plain toast. Hence their name in our house - Egg Surprise! I often season with curry, cumin or a healthy dose of freshly ground pepper. Egg in a Basket from Joy of Oh Joy! Breakfast with a Blogger |
4/5/11 8:09 PM |
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Growing up, my mom used our microwave like a breadbox, always storing freshly baked goods inside. My friends knew when they came over the microwave to look for brownies, cookies or bread. Warming Food and...? How Do You Use Your Microwave? |
2/7/11 5:17 PM |
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I always love Massaman Curry for some reason. Perfect amount of heartiness and spice. I usually order it from the nearest Thai place, but I should probably learn how to make it myself What Are Your Favorite Hangover Foods? |
12/15/10 10:43 AM |
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Caprese salads. And you can use peaches instead of tomatoes this time of year! Yum! What Are Some Good Ways to Use My Fresh Basil? Good Questions | Apartment Therapy The Kitchn |
7/1/10 4:02 PM |
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I love topping brownies, or any chocolate baked goods, with sea salt! Personal Touches: Yummy Add-Ins to Any Brownie | Apartment Therapy The Kitchn |
3/18/10 1:09 PM |
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My emulstir is perfect for homemade salad dressings! In Defense of Play: What Are Your Most Fun Kitchen Tools? | Apartment Therapy The Kitchn |
1/13/10 5:19 PM |
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In Philadelphia, DiBruno Brothers. Three locations around town, but the original is in the Italian Market. Best Cheesemongers: From Coast to Coast Marketplace Store Guide | Apartment Therapy The Kitchn |
1/11/10 4:56 PM |