Kitchenblog

At 9 am one day last week, I realized that I needed some baked goods… FAST. No time for cookies, banana breads or even muffins. So I turned to my world famous Granola. Regis and Kelly were on in the background and I had 4 batches made before host chat was over. Well, not exactly, but I WAS able to leave the kitchen well before RR came on at 10. Plan to make multiple batches, because this is so good. Don’t scoff because this is a microwave recipe. I’d put it against the finest baked granola. AND there is no extra fat (other than the considerable amount in the nuts and the tiny amount in the wheatgerm).The microwave part is both good and bad. It’s good because it’s so fast. The bad part is that it’s tricky to cook more than one recipe at a time. So for maximum efficiency, I PREPARE 4 batches at once, but COOK them one right after the other. To cook 4 batches really quickly, I toast all the nuts together in a 9 by 13 glass baking dish - about 3ish minutes on high. Meanwhile, I meas

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Is it the Holiday spirit? Yes, I’m sure it is, in part, that makes me so positive about, well, nearly everything today. I just finished watching Celine Dion sing The Christmas Song, which was done with such beautiful restraint and quietness (granted, for a change!) Lovely. Made me think of my experiences today and how it relates to none other than my kitchen design business. It began with a trip to the dentist (again.) This time it was an hour and a half visit, and again, it was a piece of cake. But, a little twitch on my part, and he was all over it…"do you feel any pain?" "everything ok?" "just tell me" all of which made me feel very, cared for, I suppose. Nice feeling. A little chatting, pleasantries, just nice all around.Then, I went to my project (wait till you see THIS ONE-not the one below) and, with four different tradespeople there, plus the clients, everyone was happy, cooperative, collaborative, relaxed, all really good stuff that someti

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If you are like most people, you wake up in the morning and the first thing you do is fire up the old coffee maker. Most models today are so easy to use, anyone can use them. All you need is a filter, some coffee, and running water and you can have […]

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The term “coffee machine” refers to any device used to turn grinds into that most favored of stimulants: coffee. In the modern kitchen, the coffee maker is as common as the refrigerator, but widely varied in design and function. The good news, however, is that regardless of your tastes or budget, there […]

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If you have not watched Gordon Ramsey’s new series “Kitchen Nightmare” you should, especially if you are an entrepreneur. This new series is all about running a business and not cleaning up your kitchen or cooking good food - well part of it does but the concept is great. The show concentrates on running a business and how to get your audience. I learned a lot from the 10 episodes then creating a business and how to properly promote. The emphasis on running a business and not running a kitchen is what kind of caught my attention. I picked up the main concept of the show by just listening Ramsey saying repeatedly “treat it like a business.” This applies to anything even blogging and internet marketing. Ramsey does not talk to the cooks about how they cook but takes a look at the managerial and location of the restaurant. Ramsey even profiles the town or city the restaurant is located in. This shows a lot of entrepreneurial skills. Ramsey checks the competit

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by: ARA (ARA) - Veering away from its utilitarian roots, the function of today’s kitchen has broadened to become a social gathering space for friends and a homework space for kids. Fall is a good… [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

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The time has come for new kitchen appliances- hooray! The remodeling is done, the place looks great, and it’s time to find some beautiful (and functional) appliances that will match your new décor and truly add to the atmosphere of your new kitchen. You’ve probably done a ton of thinking and planning, and thankfully this is likely the last step. So, what do you do? Do you run to every department store that you can and price shop? Do you stick to one trusted store and let them decide for you? Or, do you do a bit of research beforehand so you walk into the store fully aware of what you’re looking for? Regardless of what you do, the experience can still be fun and exciting! Here are a few ways to get the most out of your appliance shopping experience: 1. Make a list of what you must have. Perhaps you want a fridge with a TV attached, or maybe you’re looking for an in-counter stove. There are literally thousands of different appliances for you to choose from, so make sure

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究極のエイジャン・ベジタリアン・レシピ The Asian Vegan Kitchen The Asian Vegan Kitchenby Hema ParekhKodansha InternationalISBN 4-7700-3069-6192 ppEven the unreconstructed meat-eater in me could not resist this book. Hema Parekh has collected a wide variety of recipes from around Asia that look and sound wonderful. She is a well-known teacher of vegetarian cooking in Tokyo, and has chosen 200 recipes from many countries in the Far East.The recipes include sushi, northern Indian curries, Vietnamese spring rolls, and spicy Chinese tofu. There are also recipes from Burma, Korea, Thailand, Indonesia, and Malaysia.The recipes are simple, and the book contains an easy-to-use glossary.This carnivore was nearly converted.Reviewed by C. Ogawa Buy this book from AmazonUSA UK JapanBook a hotel in Japan with BookingsJapanese FictionHappi CoatsTagsJapan Hema Parekh Asian Food Vegan

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