Happy weekend, everyone! Are you on the East Coast, cozied up and waiting for a snowstorm? If so, what a great excuse to cook something amazing, like that French Silk pie, or a big pot of chickpea chili. Or are you somewhere less weather-afflicted, planning dinners for the weekend? What’s cooking in your kitchen this weekend? Curious minds want to know! More
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If you’re hunkering down for the blizzard this weekend, I hope your fridge is stocked! Your going to want to make a batch of these tender, almond-flecked scones, for sure. And a warm bowl of cheesy bean panade would do quite nicely for dinner. There’s also baked feta with fig compote, Creole beans and rice, and two, count ’em TWO!, different cocktails to chase away the blizzard blues.
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Yesterday I showed you the first stages of my home renovation and kitchen plans. Today I am going to take a step back and show you some of the inspiration I had filed away for my someday-future-kitchen, the pictures and thoughts that led us to the kitchen we built. Why have an open kitchen? What were the non-negotiables in the design? Read on for the scoop! More
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Q: Could you recommend some British cookbooks and cooking blogs? I am an ex-pat and find some ingredients different here (flour for example). Thanks.
Sent by Marcia
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We’re adding this to our list of pink and red foods for Valentine’s Day: red beet gnocchi from Jodi of What’s Cooking Good Looking. She uses beets instead of the traditional potato in this recipe, which give the gnocchi a beautiful deep pink color — perfect for Valentine’s Day. (Her version is also gluten-free and can be made vegan, if you so choose!) More
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So what if the holidays are over? Throwing an off-season soiree can rouse your social circle from hibernation. Whether your gathering is big or small, the goal is to make your guests comfortable and happy. Enter the backup plan, AKA: the party game.
• Party Games: Yea or Nay?
Apartment Therapy
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5 / 5 Stars | 1 Review
by Ayumi
“Visit a Japanese grocery store to gather the ingredients for this delicious clear broth. Kelp, bonito and sake impart a delicate flavor to the soup. Strain the liquid and serve with simple slices of spinach, citron and fish paste.”
We’re always finding new ways to make your home a lovelier and happier place. Let’s switch it up for a bit and focus on a place where you probably spend as much (maybe even more!) time than you do at home… work.
• At Home in the Workplace
Apartment Therapy
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Stephen “Scuba” Clark is a resourceful handyman. His Phoenix home is full of upgrades and projects he’s done himself… with his friends! As he tells Apartment Therapy, all of his friends have “great style and uniqueness” and every project was done with their help. This includes the leather cabinet pulls in the kitchen! See more photos below: More
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Q: I’m on the hunt for a slow cooker. I’ve never owned or used one before, but love the thought of coming home to a warm meal that’s ready to eat. I don’t have a lot of counter or storage space in my apartment and am mostly cooking for two. Any suggestions?
Sent by Vanessa
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