alison0000's Profile
| Display Name: | alison0000 |
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| Member Since: | 4/15/07 |
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Or just use won-ton wrappers to save the hassle in making the pasta and concentrate on the filling Ravioli Maker: Should You Buy One? |
10/12/11 2:08 PM |
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elote-style. the more toppings, the better! Corn On the Cob: What Are Your Favorite Toppings? | Apartment Therapy The Kitchn |
7/7/10 4:53 PM |
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my mom got me a tuperware containter specifically for microwaving soup. It has a handle and a top that you can open to put in the microwave. It steams everything inside. Great for rice and pasta too! Desperately Seeking: No-Leak Soup Containers for Lunches | Apartment Therapy The Kitchn |
4/15/10 3:52 PM |
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I faced this quandary this morning at the farmers market! ...and now I know What's the Difference? White, Brown, and Blue Eggs | Apartment Therapy The Kitchn |
4/9/10 4:55 PM |
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I made sweet-potato muffins this weekend, but once they got cream cheese icing on them... definitely cupcakes! What's The Difference? Cupcake vs. Muffin | Apartment Therapy The Kitchn |
4/5/10 1:15 PM |
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Mariage Freres has the best tea blends basically ever. Expensive, but totally worth it. Time for Tea! Any Blends to Recommend? | Apartment Therapy The Kitchn |
2/28/10 10:27 PM |
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I LOVE Artisan Bread in 5 minutes book! Use A Muffin Tin For Better Bread Crusts | Apartment Therapy The Kitchn |
2/8/10 3:53 PM |
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I don't have drawers in my kitchen, so I got these containers from IKEA and nailed them to the wall vertically (since I don't have enough wall space for the suspension rail either) Kitchen Organization: Where Do You Keep Your Silverware? | Apartment Therapy The Kitchn |
11/9/09 4:14 PM |
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How is that a renovation? If I owned the building and my next tenants were sans cabinets in the kitchen I'd be a bit upset. Although, the decorative paper/textiles in the moulding is neat and a nice idea for my own apartment. Apartment Therapy New York | Dean Steve's Rustic Railroad House Tour |
11/2/09 5:24 PM |
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I just moved (yet again) so don't have too much random stuff unless you count the boxes in my closet that need to go to goodwill. None the less, I do have so miss-matching plastic containers! Apartment Therapy The Kitchn | Kitchen Cure Week #2: De-Clutter and Give Away Kitchen Equipment Plus Special Projects The Fall 2009 Kitchen Cure |
10/23/09 3:35 PM |
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I really like this series of articles! My parents own a fabric store, and my dad is always upholstering my furniture Apartment Therapy Re-Nest | An Upholstering Primer: Part 2 of 4 — Finding a Good Upholstery Atelier Guest Post from Matthew Haly of The Furniture Joint |
10/23/09 1:17 PM |
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oh no! oil goes bad! Apartment Therapy The Kitchn | What Is the Best Way To Store Olive Oil? Good Cure Questions |
10/22/09 3:27 PM |
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I love this store. I used to live down the street and visited it every few weeks just to peruse Apartment Therapy New York | Shop Tour: The Vortex, Brooklyn East Williamsburg/ Bushwick |
8/7/09 2:44 PM |
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West Elm's furniture scratches and isn't the best quality, yes. But it is quite cheap-in comparison to brand names. If anyone has problem with scratches on the wood furniture, just ask the store for a cover-up pen. It's what the store uses to keep their furniture on the floor looking good. Some of their textiles aren't very soft even if they are "250 thread count" and prices seem comprable to stores like ikea and target. The most fantastic product they have are their towels. They wash very well and are sooooo soft! I also like the basic collection of pillows and duvet inserts. As for solid wood v. engineered wood, their furniture acutually utilizes both. The legs of furniture are always solid wood while generally most of the rest of the construction is engineered. There is furniture that is constructed with more hard wood such as the narrow leg dresser set, you just need to ask when purchasing. West Elm: Furniture Accessories |
4/15/07 6:51 PM |
