Cambria Bold

Cambria Bold is the Executive Editor of Cubby, and one of Apartment Therapy Media’s first full-time editors from way back when. She was the founding Design and Lifestyle Editor for Kitchn and the Managing Editor for Apartment Therapy’s green living site, Re-Nest (RIP). After a few years offline and then working elsewhere, she’s back to share ideas about design, kids, and family life. It’s helpful that she now has two little kids and lots of thoughts about all those things. She lives with said kids and their father in St. Paul, MN.
8 Sources for Pull-Out Kitchen Cabinet Shelves, Organizers, and Sliding Drawers
Shopping
These are the best places to get pull-out cabinet shelves, organizers, and sliding drawers.
Nov 14, 2023
Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Quartz Countertops
Tips from The Kitchn
Plus: How much it'll cost you.
Oct 13, 2023
Smelly Sinks Are the Worst. Here Are 10 Ways to Get Rid of the Stench
Learn how to eliminate smelly sinks with these reader-tested and editor-approved tricks.
Jul 31, 2023
Skillet Dinners, Buying an IKEA Kitchen, a Quick Guide to Spices for Common Dishes, and the Best Kitchen Tool To Splurge On
Happy Saturday! Popular posts this week on The Kitchn include 10 recipes you can make in your cast iron skillet, a handy chart that gives cooking times for grains, thoughts on why we love garbage bowls, and the small, easy cooking habits that make the biggest difference in the kitchen. Enjoy!15. Letting Go: How Junk Food Made Its Way Into Our Home14. Pining for Polenta: 6 Fresh Recipe Ideas13. Season This With That: A Quick Guide to Common Spices for Common Dishes12.
Jul 25, 2023
Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Meat: 28 Tips and Tutorials
How do you cook and shred a pork shoulder? How do you carve a roast chicken? How do you check the temperature on a turkey? What’s the secret to crispy skin? What’s the best way to package meat before freezing? The answers to all these, plus many, many more in our definitive tips, tricks, and techniques guide to MEAT. • How to cook a turkey. • How to cook moist and tender chicken breasts every time. • How to cook and shred a pork shoulder.
Jul 25, 2023
10 Time-Saving Secrets of Laid-Back Cooks
There are cooks out there who see a three-hour cooking marathon as just another weeknight dinner. These are the cooks who like taking the long way; they do it for the challenge, the process, the joy of screwing up and starting over. (Oh, discovery!) These are the cooks who reorganize and declutter the kitchen for fun, and have never met a to-do list they didn’t like. If the previous paragraph makes you want to grab your pillow and crawl into bed: welcome.
Jul 25, 2023
5 Things You Should Do Before You Turn on a Burner
Before you pour a little oil into the pan and turn on the stove, stop.
Jul 14, 2023
The Cooking Instructions on Every Box of Mac and Cheese Are Wrong
The people have spoken.
Jun 13, 2023
10 Crisp Slaw Salads for Summer
In our opinion, hearty grain salads are immensely satisfying, and kale salads are a must. But there’s nothing quite like the cool, crisp crunch of a great slaw. Here are 10 favorites, from fresh fennel and lemon to cabbage and beet. Bring a side to your next picnic!What are you favorite slaw recipes?
May 23, 2023
10 Refreshing Salads Made With Citrus
Citrus, in all its sweet and sour goodness, is the perfect summer salad mix-in! And we have a few tasty recipes to prove it: how about blood oranges paired with feta and onion? Or grapefruit topped with parmesan and celery? We promise you—whatever your citrus craving, a few slices will wake up your salad and provide a bright burst of color. Is your mouth watering yet?
May 23, 2023
How 15 Cooks Organize Their Cookbooks in the Kitchen
We have a lot of thoughts on how to organize cookbook collections. (See: Some Thoughts On Organizing Your Cookbook Collection.) You can go by subject, author name, book size, or even color. How you choose to store and organize your cookbooks is all about personal preference, of course, but if you need some visual inspiration, where better to look than our Kitchen Tour archives? Here’s a quick peek at how 15 different cooks find ways to store their beloved cookbooks in the kitchen.
May 3, 2023
New KitchenAid Stand Mixer Colors, An Easy Buttermilk Substitute, Smart Tips for a Quick Breakfast, and Sriracha Salt
Happy weekend! Popular posts this week on The Kitchn include 5 ways to eat chia seeds for breakfast, an easy way to make a buttermilk substitute, some guidelines from our cheesemonger on what not to do when serving cheese, and a visual guide to the 25 kitchen items you can replace with a stand mixer. Enjoy!15. Breakfast Recipe: Baked Ricotta Blintzes with Fresh Cherry Sauce14. New Stand Mixer Colors from KitchenAid: Canopy Green, Cranberry, & Watermelon13.
May 3, 2023
The 5 Most Important Things to Know About Your Refrigerator
Where would we be without refrigerators? If you’ve ever lost electricity for any period of time (as I have recently, thanks to the intense heat and an overloaded electrical grid), you understand quite quickly and keenly the crucial role the refrigerator plays in everyday life. That’s why it’s one of the five greatest breakthroughs in food science, and rightfully so.
May 3, 2023
Our 15 Best Posts on Small Kitchen Living: Tips, Solutions, and Products
Small kitchen cooks unite! We know that many of you have small kitchens (many of the Kitchn writers and editors do, too!), so we often write about small kitchen concerns. There’s a lot of helpful information already in our archives, so I thought it was high time to round up 15 of our best posts on the subject, from the #1 multi-tasking tool you should have in your small kitchen to great ideas gleaned from the annual Small, Cool Kitchens Contest.
May 3, 2023
Za’atar Farm Tour, Hand-Drawn Sandwich Bags, Vegetarian Pasta Dishes, GIF Knife Skills, and Gwyneth’s New Cookbook
Happy Saturday, folks! Popular posts this week on The Kitchn include a tour of a za’atar farm in Lebanon, five great reasons to make pizza at home, essential knife skills explained through GIFs, the best ice breakers, and a review of Gwyneth Paltrow’s new cookbook — complete with spirited comments from our readers! Enjoy catching up, and have a great weekend. 15. Eat the Rainbow! This Poster Shows You the Vitamins in Your Fruits & Vegetables 14.
May 3, 2023
Defending Kid Food, One Bowl Meals, a Budget Wedding Menu, Winter Greens Pesto, and How To Cook Stovetop Beans
Happy January Saturday! Take a few minutes this mid-winter day to catch up on our most popular posts from the week, including a look at what chefs cook when they have the flu, favorite non-soup lentil recipes, and a tour of a sweet, imperfect kitchen in Portland. Enjoy! 15. In Defense of “Kid Food” 14. How To Cook Beans on the Stove 13. Winter Mood Lifters: 7 Foods Thought To Boost Energy & Make You Feel Perkier 12. A Homey Wedding Budget Meal for 120: The Menu 11.
May 3, 2023
10 Tiny Rental Kitchens That Make It Work
image:9cba51985160868799d7319cbfaa3f63b0a2b868 w:540 s:"fit" class_name:"mt-image-center" show_pin_button:"true" show_image_credits:"true" Who says bigger is better? Part of what we love about our weekly Kitchen Tour feature is that we get to see real cooks making real kitchens work. So today we salute the small rental kitchen with all its cramped quarters and quirks, and the owners who devise storage strategies and infuse joy into their space, whatever its handicap.
May 3, 2023
A Small & Swanky Thanksgiving, Potatoes for Dinner, and What to Do When a Friend Asks You To Pay for Thanksgiving
Happy Saturday, everyone! Popular posts this week on The Kitchn include a spirited discussion on what to do when a friend asks you to pay for Thanksgiving, a look at Faith’s small and swanky Thanksgiving dinner, the difference between corn syrup and high-fructose corn syrup, and Isa Chandra Moskowitz’s five essentials for wildly delicious weeknight meals. Enjoy! 15. How to Make a Thanksgiving Centerpiece (And Eat It Afterwards) 14. Corn Syrup vs.
May 3, 2023
Nora Ephron’s Rule of Four, an Infographic for Introverts, One-Dish Suppers for a Crowd, and The Kitchn’s Cookbook!
Welcome to Saturday, friends! Popular posts this week on The Kitchn include our super exciting news that we’re writing a cookbook (!), a guide to helping you choose the right seat at a dinner party, a revealing video showing what 2,000 calories looks like, and easy, one-dish suppers for two or ten. Enjoy! 1. Brian’s Practical Logan Square Kitchen 2. Shot Glass Appetizers: All-In-One Finger Foods For Your Next Party 3. We’re Writing The Kitchn Cookbook! 4.
May 2, 2023
10 Ways to Use Zucchini, Easy Ways to Bake a Potato, a Glamorous Kitchen Tour, and the Best Way to Save Tomato Paste
Happy Saturday! Popular posts this week on The Kitchn include seven ways to eat canned salmon for dinner, what happens when a health inspector visits your home kitchen, Mollie Katzen on how to become a great home cook, and three easy ways to bake a potato. Enjoy! 15. Recipe: Scallops with Lime and Cilantro 14. 7 Sneaky Ice Cream Treats Pretending To Be Something They’re Not 13. The Best Way to Save Tomato Paste (And Use It Later) 12.
May 2, 2023
How To Shuck Corn, Charcoal vs. Gas Grilling, Great Frozen Treats, Mainstream Hangover Cures, and Small Cool Kitchens
Happy Saturday, friends! Popular posts this week on The Kitchn include a scientific look at which method of grilling — charcoal or gas — is better, an explanation for why heirloom tomatoes have scars, a tutorial on how to shuck corn to get rid of all the silks, and all the kitchens from week two of our Small Cool Kitchens contest! 15. 5 Hangover Cures That Went Mainstream 14. What I Fed to 15 Cross-Country Bikers 13. Charcoal vs.
May 2, 2023
10 Best Uses for the Food Processor, a Simple Way to Clean the Blender, Big Batch Breakfasts, and The Kitchn is Hiring!
Happy Super Bowl weekend, friends! Popular posts this week on The Kitchn include recipes for garlicky roasted broccoli and a kale and quinoa salad, 15 money-saving ways to outsmart your supermarket, the cheapest way to make a pour spout for a mason jar, and a post on how to apply for one of the many positions we’re hiring for! Enjoy. 15. How To Cook Steel-Cut Oats in 30 Minutes 14. Recipe: Polenta Bowl with Garlicky Spinach, Chicken Sausage & Poached Egg 13.
May 2, 2023
Shot Glass Appetizers: All-In-One Finger Foods For Your Next Party
The first time I saw mini grilled cheese sandwiches sticking out of a small glass of tomato soup, I thought: what a brilliant idea. Take a favorite food pairing — crudites and dip, shrimp and aioli, milk and cookies — and put it all in an easy-to-handle shot glass (or other small container). No fiddling around, just fun all-in-one finger food that make perfect party appetizers.
May 2, 2023
5 Great Kitchen Islands Under $300
They're perfect for any space and budget.
Mar 8, 2023
5 Reusable Produce Bags That’ll Help You Ditch All That Plastic
Shopping
They're all pretty cheap, too.
Feb 27, 2023
The Best Modern Farmhouse Dining Tables You Can Buy
Whether you're a farmhouse traditionalist or looking for something with some modern flair, there's something on this list for everybody.
Feb 24, 2023
Why Isn’t Everyone Talking About These Savory, Sweet & Snappy Trader Joe’s Crackers?
I couldn't stop saying, "Mmmm, these are so good. These are SO GOOD."
Jan 31, 2023
A Guide to Cooking with Whole Grains & Baking with Whole Grain Flours
With fall just around the corner, now is the time to stock your pantry with hearty, healthy whole grains! From amaranth to wild rice, get the skinny on whole grain ingredients and whole grain flours below. Buckwheat Quick Guides to Whole Grains Amaranth – A tiny poppy seed-sized grain. Malty, grassy flavor. (The leaves of the amaranth plant are also good to eat.) Gluten-free. Barley, Hulled and Pearl – Chewy, tender grains. Especially good in soup.
Dec 8, 2022
We Found a Great Dupe for Instagram’s Favorite (Sold-Out!) Mugs
The popular mugs are sold out at Target, but you can get similar ones here.
Oct 9, 2022
Make-Ahead Lunch Ideas, How To Be a Great Dinner Guest, a Live-Work Loft Kitchen, and an Outdoor Movie Party
Happy Saturday! Popular posts this week on The Kitchn include seven ways to turn your leftovers into the best lunch ever, a peek inside Elana Amsterdam’s paleo pantry, a tutorial on making homemade ricotta cheese, and how to throw a cozy outdoor movie party for all your friends. Enjoy! 15. What’s the Best Way to Clean a Fine Mesh Sieve? 14. 7 Ways to Turn Leftovers Into Lunch 13. Recipe: Slow Cooker Roast Beef Po’ Boys 12.
Sep 20, 2022
All About: Cork Flooring
If you’ve already renovated a kitchen or are just beginning the process, you know how overwhelming the details can be. Our Fittings and Material Spotlights are quick guides to basic kitchen fixtures and materials to familiarize you with terminology, pros and cons, and relevant reader reviews. Today we look at cork flooring – an eco darling, yes, but also quite well suited to the kitchen!
Sep 19, 2022
Easy Supper Side Dishes, DIY Protein Powder, Uncool Kitchen Tools, Freezing Milk, and Fridge-Clearing Pasta Bakes
Happy weekend, folks. Popular posts this week on The Kitchn include an interview with teen blogger Joshua Weissman of Slim Palate, a look at a stunning 1980’s kitchen makeover, a recipe for roasted winter vegetables with miso-lime dressing, a guide to making your own protein powder, and more. Enjoy!15. What Have You Been Most Surprised (or Embarrassed) to Learn in the Kitchen?14. Most Nutrients in Fruits & Vegetables Are Found in the Skin: Fact or Fiction?13.
Sep 19, 2022
Stocking a Home Bar From Scratch: Which 6 Bottles Would You Choose?
All week long we’ve been helping ourselves to the liquor cabinet. It’s Cocktail Week, after all, and we’d be remiss if we didn’t try out some of these 3-ingredient cocktails or one of these party-friendly pitcher drinks. (All in a day’s work, friends! Thank goodness we have a hangover cure.) But now we’re taking a step back to revisit the basics. Tell us: if you were building a home bar from scratch, which bottles would you choose?
May 13, 2022
We Asked, You Shared: The Best Advice From Kitchn Readers This Year
The wonderful thing about a community like The Kitchn is the wealth of information spread out among our readers. So when we ask for your best kitchen and renovation advice, your favorite brands of liquor, or your tips for better weekly meal planning, you, our readers, respond with terrific insights, tips, and advice. Here are the best Reader Intelligence Reports (as we call them) of the year, along with a few post topics that generated the most reader response!
May 13, 2022
Produce Prep Techniques, Peach Recipes, Fictitious Dishes, Online Artisan Food Stores, and Homemade Sports Drinks
Happy Saturday! Popular posts this week on The Kitchn included a few terrific How-To guides for homemade mozzarella, granola, and quinoa, as well as what to do with a pound of peaches and a look at all of the fabulous Small Cool Kitchen entries from Week One!15. Easy Recipe: Classic Margherita Pizza14. Where To Buy Artisanal and Specialty Foods Online: 9 Great Marketplaces13. Do You Have to Refrigerate Peanut Butter12. Weeknight Recipe: Pesto Chicken Tart11.
May 12, 2022
America’s Test Kitchen, Make-Ahead Breakfasts, and How to Cut a Grapefruit
Happy Saturday! We just wrapped up Breakfast Week on The Kitchn, so a number of our hot posts were on that theme, including the best make-ahead breakfasts, breakfasts that take under five minutes, a healthier breakfast flow chart, and 15 ways to eat an egg.15. Recipe: Korean-Style Steamed Eggs14. 5 Tricks To Help Grown-Ups Eat Breakfast13. How To Cut a Grapefruit in Segments for Easier Enjoyment12. Recipe: Green Beans with Almond Pesto Under an Egg11.
May 12, 2022