5 / 5 Stars | 1 Review
by Austin Geraldson
“Blueberries, diced pineapple, orange wedges, and honeydew melon chunks combine with lemon and pineapple juices to make a pureed, chilled soup that’s ultra refreshing on a sultry summer day.”
by Guest on Thursday, June 20, 2013
A delectable and easy pesto sauce made with the “Veg Box” seasonal favourite, Swiss Chard! This pesto sauce makes great use of Swiss chard and is a… by KarenBurnsBooth on Thursday, June 20, 2013
Q: I recently bought a a juicer and am SUPER excited to get juicing. I’ve done the carrot-apple-ginger and also kale-apple-ginger. I’m looking for some other delicious and nutritious juice recipes — can your readers share their favorites?
Sent by Chris
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If you’re less than enthused about your outdated fridge, here’s one way to deal with it: cover it in photos and paint the handle!
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Making dinner in a strange kitchen is always a challenge, but it can be even more difficult in a vacation house. There’s the additional pressure of preparing meals for a larger-than-normal group of extended family or friends, plus the fact that you were hoping to spend more time in a hammock with a good book than in front of the stove. To help you achieve all your napping, sunning and magazine-reading goals this summer, we’ve put together a 5-night dinner menu plan with meals that use simple ingredients — with lots of emphasis on fresh summer produce — and kitchen tools you’ll find in even a modest vacation rental.
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4.35 / 5 Stars | 92 Reviews
by Doug Hightower
“Enrich your favorite bottled barbecue sauce with a little honey, catsup and onion, splash it over chicken, and you have dinner.”
While I could do without the large fish above the hood, I wouldn’t turn it down if it meant I could call this kitchen my own. I find there to be something so timeless, so elegant about black, white, and gold in the kitchen.
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Two years ago I stumbled onto the description of an intriguing summer cocktail: a shot of Campari topped with IPA, served with ice and a twist of lemon. One bitter sip was all it took; I was hooked on what has since become my favorite simple summer apéritif. Have you tried it?
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From Apartment Therapy: “Ceramic [kitchenware] artist Robert Siegel’s name kept coming up on blogs, with everyone raving about his handmade designs. I was curious to take a peek inside his studio and see his work process, and then I found out that he actually lives in the studio as well!”
Read the Post → The Live/Work Studio of Robert Siegel Handmade Ceramics
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