I’d Forgotten That Breakfast Is the Best… Until Today.
Day 5: Make breakfast today and plan next week’s breakfasts. This morning I woke and up and made breakfast in a clean kitchen. And it felt so good. As I shared yesterday, my biggest deterrent to cooking everyday is a messy kitchen, so one of my goals for this Cooking Cure has been to clean the kitchen after every meal. Last night I cleaned the kitchen both before and after dinner (hopefully I won’t be doing that again for a long time!
Mar 7, 2014
Cure My Cooking Problem! Help Me Learn How to Cook Satisfying Meals for One
We got an email to our cooking cure (at) thekitchn.com inbox from Sophie, who is working with the challenge of cooking just for herself. Is this part of your own Cooking Cure challenge? I thought this question deserved its own space for ideas and suggestions. Read on for Sophie’s whole question! Q: I am a graduate student in Australia who works part-time and lives in a share house.
Mar 7, 2014
Video: A Surprising Tip for the Best Bacon (With Less Mess)
Earlier this year we shared a surprising tip that we had just discovered: You make better bacon (with less mess) by cooking it in water. Weird, right? But it really works! We decided that it would be better shown in video — take a look! You can see more details on my first tests of this method here: Weird Tip That Really Works: For Perfect Bacon, Add a Little Water to the Pan Have you ever tried this?
Mar 7, 2014
5 Luxurious Stands for Pour Over Coffee (Plus Some Pour Over Basics)
My husband and I really love our coffee. Do you? Maybe you too have a French press, an Aeropress, a Chemex, and a good burr grinder. (Oh, coffee toys; what a dangerous habit!) But there’s one sort of coffee we don’t make right now, and that’s pour over, a simple yet craftsmanlike method of slowly and meditatively soaking coffee grounds set in a filter over a cup or pitcher. It’s one of the simplest ways to brew, but ironically it also offers some of the fanciest toys.
Mar 7, 2014
An Easy Way to Clean a Greasy Stovetop
Mar 7, 2014
A Pallet Frame Herb Garden in the Kitchen
Almost every element in Ellenkate and Tim’s Chicago rental apartment is DIY’ed in some capacity. From the wooden bar area “hand-distressed with apple cider vinegar and steel wool” to the hand-built loft bed, this couple loves working together on projects for their home.
Mar 7, 2014
Tips to Help You Care for Copper Pots
(Image credit: Emil Evans) From Apartment Therapy → Tips to Help You Care for Copper Pots
Mar 7, 2014