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When Food Isn’t Enough

Welcome back!Because I saw some Kohls coupon codes and spent some time looking around the Kohls website for a while I ended up paging through their Kitchen & Dining section.
I think it was about a little over a year or a year and a half or so ago when we discovered the food network and [...]

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Food Nostalgia: Space Food Sticks

Remember Space Food Sticks? They were all the rage back around ‘70 – ‘73 or so. I’ve no idea what they actually had in them and right now I’m feeling a little to lazy to bother looking it up.. maybe tomorrow.
Anyway, they came wrapped in a paper covered foil package and were about [...]

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How Big Is Your Kitchen?

Someday I’m looking to have what I’d like to think of as a “REAL Kitchen”… Don’t get me wrong, the one we’ve got now is good, and in fact it’s better than many that I’ve had to deal with in the past but it’s still not the really big, open thing like you see on [...]

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The Garbage Bowl

One of the things that I learned from watching Rachael Ray is the concept of the garbage bowl. The idea is to have a good size mixing bowl on the table or counter top you’re doing prep on. One idea would be to use one of those empty plastic ice cream buckets that [...]

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30 Minute Meals

One of the shows on the Food Network that My wife and I have enjoyed a lot is “30 Minute Meals” with Rachael Ray.
Each show features an entire meal that can be ready to eat in 30 minutes. It’s delivered with a casual friendly approach that’s more like “just folks” than professional chef. [...]

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