It's Dinner Week at The Kitchn, and we're sharing photos of where our readers cook and eat their own dinners. Here are some more photos that have come in — all great looks at where our readers cook and eat — take a look and share your own! We'd love to see where you eat dinner, and how you cook it.
Our theme this week sent us back to this interesting and beautiful set of photos of real people in New York eating dinner. It made us curious about our readers — where do you cook and eat dinner? A tiny hot plate in a little apartment? A big dining table in a mid-century ranch? Do you put placemats on the table? We'd love to see where you cook and eat dinner! Want to send us a photo?
We're going to publish as many reader photos as we can. Send us one (or more) photos of your cooking and eating space — anything that relates to your dinnertime!
• See more dinner photos: Intimate Portraits of People Eating at Home: The Dinner in NY Project by Miho Aikawa• Also see: Our Readers' Thanksgiving Tables & Feasts - Thanksgiving 2011
Send us a photo of your dinnertime!
(Image: Miho Aikawa)

























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When are you posting these? I'd like to take pictures of dinner-cooking and dining as it takes place--so in several hours from now.
@Anita83 - not till later this week, and we'll keep adding to them too!
I thought it was vegan week?
@LizTCU oh gosh - I just realized we pulled up that old post and didn't edit it! That was reposted from last year and mentioned Vegan Week, but it's out of date. It's truly Dinner Week. :)
Rats. Was kind of looking forward to vegan week, since we've started adding Vegan Night to our week. Hmph.
On the other hand we eat dinner EVERY night....
Darn. I thought it was vegan week too. I was wondering why there were so many posts with meat in them and no more vegan posts....
Love the post of people cooking in their kitchens.
This is so awesome. I think it is one of my favorite things the kitchn has ever done. I love seeing other readers in their kitchens.
I LOVE this series. Have to admit, there's something maybe a little creepy/voyeuristic about peeking into other people's living spaces, but it's so gratifying/fun to see how others actually live. I barely have a coffee table, let alone a dining table, so unfortunately, I don't think there's much to show from this corner of the world! Next time...