LPT: newfound kitchen and bedroom skill Use food dehydrator to dry/warm sex toys submitted by /u/Puzzleheaded-Shop929
What would you do with this kitchen? Looking to totally remodel submitted by /u/YazzySanches
Why Every Kitchen Needs a Thermometer (and Which One You Should Buy) In all my years writing about “food hacks,” there is one that I wish I could eradicate from the internet entirely. It’s the ol’ “Check How Done Your Steak Is by Touching Parts of Your Palm” trick, and it sucks, man. Thermometers are right there, and using one is the easiest, safest way to tell if your meat is “done.” Read more…
The Kitchen Tools That Deserve a Spot in Your Utensil Holder Building your official grown-up kitchen involves selecting big ticket items–cast iron skillets, stainless steel pans, and a set of knives you treat like family–but don’t forget about the little guys. Your utensil holder (that big cylinder from IKEA full of spatulas that sits next to your stove) has likely been overrun… Read more…
Welcome to The Grown-up Kitchen Hello, and welcome to The Grown-up Kitchen. While Allie and I usually focus on helping people cook better, smarter, and faster through tips, tricks, and (of course) hacks, we’re getting back to basics here, and giving true culinary beginners the attention they deserve. Read more…
Kitchen design ideas Moved into my house a few years ago and haven’t really done anything with my kitchen. I was curious of some cheaper design ideas to make it look less bland. I’m probably not getting new counters or anything like that anytime soon, but maybe some ideas of different colors to paint the walls or something like that? Just something to make it a litt…
What can I do to make my kitchen more interesting? Bland boring kitchen, would like to make it stand out. Was thinking a new coat of paint on the cabinets and a back splash ? And idea of colors or other things I could do ? submitted by /u/Dalton557
Need some renter friendly advice updating very outdated kitchen! Hey! I am moving into this cute (but small) apartment, and I need some tips on this kitchen. I can’t paint the wooden cabinets or change the stove (it’s an off yellow). It’s a very ugly space with potential. I was considering removing some of the wooden cabinet doors so it’s not so heavy, adding my plants everywhere, but other than those things…
Before and after of a kitchen redo in a small and old apartment in Trento Italy. submitted by /u/lasolas77
Kitchen struggles Struggling with what to do in the kitchen, specifically what to put in that empty space next to the counter. Any ideas? submitted by /u/kace_0907
Large kitchen renovation – will this expanded work triangle work well? submitted by /u/uralva
The Best Ways to Reuse Your Old Kitchen Tools When it comes to kitchen tools and other household items that are past their prime, people typically fall into one of two camps: Those who throw something away as soon as they notice some type of flaw, and replace it with something new; and those who continue to use the old item as long as possible, then buy a new… Read more…
Is “decorating” a kitchen table a thing? We have a very nice round kitchen table and chairs that gets little to no use, as we typically eat on the island or in the living room. Occasionally, we’ll put some flowers in the middle of the table but it still feels empty. Do people decorate their kitchen tables? Similar to having like decorative pillows in the bedroom, etc? If they do, any …
Abuelita’s kitchen in Chile submitted by /u/slipangle28
help! I don’t know where to start on my new kitchen I moved into my first house! I want to change the cabinet colors, the countertop colors, and maybe the sink. Any color suggestions for updating? I was thinking grey cabinets and a black/white granite countertop but i’m not sure if it’d look good. Maybe a new backsplash? Idk how to even going ABOUT redoing backspace though 🤣 is it DIY friendly? T…
Large arched window in kitchen How would you style and modernize this large arched window? We’ve had our house 6 months and this particular space has us lost for ideas. It faces SE but let’s in so much light and heat. We have extra long white drapes in the rest of our home but we’re afraid that’s just not practical in the kitchen area. What do you think? submitted by /…
My tiny kitchen. Happy with how it turned out submitted by /u/AlarmingPressure4827
LPT: Ramekins make managing food/kitchen much easier I bought a set of 4 oz ramekins a while back for like $12. They’re the most amazing, versatile pieces of dishware that I own. Pouring a snack like nuts or trail mix? Ramekin. Melting butter (as stated in another LPT? Ramekin. Want a small portion of leftover chili/soup to heat up? Ramekin. Need to stash your salt and pepper grinder somewhere so…
kitchen nook ready for halloween submitted by /u/spiritualaroma
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