
Here's Meg's kitchen, which is rich with the influence of marriage and family.
1. Emile Henry bread loaf pan. A sweet wedding gift that makes me feel like an artisan whenever I make bread.
2. Stainless steel mixing bowls (with airtight lids) great for everything, from mixing pancakes with my toddler to saving cold treats in the freezer.
3. Victorinox knives. They're inexpensive and amazing.
4. Vintage-inspired apron. When I put it on I feel like I'm wearing a pretty little dress. One I can get messy.
5. Microplane zester. I use this constantly to zest lemons or other citrus, or to grate Parmesan cheese.
6. A drawer full of spices. My mother-in-law keeps her spices in a drawer in her kitchen, and that was the first I'd seen it. This beats any rack I've seen.
7. Big flat spatula. Perfect for crepes, pancakes, tortillas, and cookies.
8. Braun hand mixer. Covers our blender needs, from smoothies and milkshakes to purees and soups.
9. Fruit bowl. My husband picked up this retro-style fruit bowl from Walmart. It beckons me to fill it with fresh fruit.
10. Mr. F, our 4.5-year-old goldfish. My husband made his Plexiglas home. He's one excellent sous-chef.
Thanks, Meg, for sharing your kitchen with us.
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Comments (6)
love the apron. where did you find? such a nice length and shape for a full apron, and the fabric is great too!
The spice drawer is straight up genius!!
Thanks for your kind comments. I actually got the apron at an apron exchange party thrown by a friend. It's made by MaggiB and you can find it here.
Want that apron!
Does anyone have recommendations for stainless steel bowls with lids? I bought some but after a couple of times in the dishwasher the lids seem to have shrunk and I can't get them to seal.
Thanks!
I really love this feature. So much fun to see what people love about the kitchens that are dear to them. Please keep running these!