Yasmine's Profile
| Display Name: | Yasmine |
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| Personal URL: | http://lovelivesurvivehome.blogspot.com |
| Member Since: | 10/19/09 |
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You can find the recipe for Chewy seedy oat and apricot bars (and many more) on Rachel Allen's website : Irish Culinary Celeb Rachel Allen's Kitchen Kitchen Tour |
1/15/12 8:56 PM |
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I was hoping the first picture was the "after"...so simple, classy and elegant. Rearranging a Small Dining Room for the Biggest Impact |
4/25/11 5:50 PM |
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While I agree that a mock-up is a good way to lay out framed art, I think that other elements should be taken in consideration. One of the most important being editing, choosing the pieces to expose ... Frames and distances between pictures are also the key as well as certain symmetry. I was intrigued by this layout so I played with it a bit and this is what came out ... How to Hang an Art Collection Style by Emily Henderson |
4/9/11 8:35 AM |
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I just made apple hearts, a very quick and simple dessert. For the rest, business as usual! What's Cooking This Weekend? Weekend of February 12-13, 2011 |
2/12/11 2:21 PM |
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I have my three secret cleaning weapons:
The Hierarchy of Cleaning Small Notebook |
8/22/10 2:12 PM |
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This apartment makes me feel as if my best friend lived in it - I love it! So non pretentious for someone who makes a living as an interior designer, just beautiful and lived in and not staged for the house tour. Bella, kudos for staying real and true to self... Bella Makes the Move to Brooklyn House Tour |
8/21/10 6:18 AM |
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I really don't love galley kitchens at all - I have one in my house right now (very small, about 60 sqft only). However, ADD's kitchen looks amazing! I would love to have my sink and my range on the same side with the countertop space in between, that's so practical when cooking. I have to switch from one side to another all the time when I cook, and I cook a lot. Result: the kitchen floor is always dirty...hope I can renovate soon! Thank you for the inspiration. Before After: Brooklyn Brownstone Galley Kitchen DIY with ADD | Apartment Therapy New York |
7/25/10 11:54 AM |
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I went to see the listing as proposed by niabassett and it made all the difference. Make sure to click on "Full screen experience" button. The space is incredible and their style is unique. Nine by Design Heads West House Tour | Apartment Therapy New York |
5/7/10 2:18 PM |
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I use some kind of Vileda Sponge Cloth (from dollar store because cheaper) - it's made from cellulose - a natural raw material and it's super absorbent. I use this product for more than 20 years and it's my favorite in the kitchen for spills and other mishaps. It's very durable and you can wash it as often you wish. How To Waste (Almost) Nothing In The Kitchen Home Hacks | Apartment Therapy Re-Nest |
2/23/10 12:10 AM |
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My mom did exactly the same thing every winter! How To Clean a Wool Rug with Snow Home Hacks | Apartment Therapy Re-Nest |
2/22/10 11:59 PM |
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I have a house and a kitchen in it with exactly 2 by 3 foot wall space available. Now that's small. Great Ideas from A Small Kitchen | Apartment Therapy Los Angeles |
2/9/10 10:51 PM |
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I always clean my house plants with beer! Wipe the leaves down with a cloth soaked in beer: fast, clean and shiny. How To Clean House Plants Using…Mayo? Home Hacks | Apartment Therapy Los Angeles |
2/9/10 10:36 PM |
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My mom used to put orange peels on the heater in the winter. Nice smell filled the room almost instantly. Don't let it burn, though! 5 (More) Uses for Citrus Peels | Apartment Therapy Re-Nest |
1/29/10 11:32 AM |
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If I have so much books that I run out of place for them do I have a hoarding problem? Should I hold on the books even if I've already read them? I would rather edit and give away than have books all over the floor... Roundup: Books on the Floor | Apartment Therapy San Francisco |
1/27/10 3:34 AM |
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Lovely house, so nice, warm and lived in. And they have a real Pffaf! Jenny and Cristina's Rustic Modern Apartment House Tour | Apartment Therapy San Francisco |
1/27/10 3:18 AM |
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I actually prefer to have gray as a base color for the bedroom and not the other way around, for the accessories. That way my accessories can be really bold and make a statement. Gray Bedroom Accessories | Apartment Therapy San Francisco |
1/25/10 11:27 PM |
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@ seldomyes: I just made a step by step presentation on bread making for the beginners on my blog. You really don't need to be terrified of yeast, lol, it's such a simple and wonderful process - you only need patience to let it do the work! Take a look: Chewy, Crispy, and Hot: Fresh-Baked Yeast Breads Recipe Roundup | Apartment Therapy The Kitchn |
1/25/10 1:04 PM |
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I'm making bread for so many years and I would like to share with you my very simple method. Actually, I posted the entire process on my blog in form of a step by step presentation. You'll see, it isn't complicated at all, you need a few basic ingredients and a patience to let the yeast do the work...try it, it's very rewarding! No-Knead Bread Hack: Making a Sandwich Loaf Instead | Apartment Therapy The Kitchn |
1/23/10 3:10 PM |
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@Veggie Chef: sorry, didn't see your question. My containers are plain old Ziploc, I bought a box with plenty of containers for about 10$ at Costco. How To Control Plastic Container Clutter | Apartment Therapy The Kitchn |
1/22/10 5:31 AM |
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I'm a bit lazy when cooking so I searched for a solution to thicken my soups without having to work hard;-) I found that a spoon or two of rolled oatmeal / oats added right in the beginning does the job perfectly! Unlike cauliflower or potato, it has a totally neutral flavor and it disintegrates completely at the end. You have a nice thick soup without effort! For some soups I like to use a hand blender, like for this one: http://lovelivesurvivehome.blogspot.com/2009/11/indian-carrot-ginger-soup-recipe.html Soup's On! 7 Ways to Make Any Soup Creamier | Apartment Therapy The Kitchn |
1/15/10 8:16 PM |
