July 27, 2008 at 9:41 am
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This is the adorable retro print apron that my friend Julia made me for my birthday last month. How difficult do you think it would be to find a real life pink stove similar to the one illustrated on the fabric? I’m sure CK hopes that such a thing doesn’t exist anywhere on the planet.
Update: West Coast Erin just made my day. Check out all of these pink appliances!
May 1, 2008 at 3:47 pm
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This is the most brilliant thing I’ve ever seen! Cooking Mama is far from my favorite Wii game but this apron is way too cute to pass up. It almost makes me wish I was crafty. Dear crafty friends…this would be an excellent birthday gift for your favorite food blogger. Hint! Hint! [Link via Craftzine.com]
February 18, 2008 at 12:06 am
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Over at io9 they’ve created a post detailing the top 10 Sci-fi Kitchen Gadgets including some of my personal favorites like the Replicator from Star Trek, Rosie the Robot Maid from The Jetsons, and Pee Wee’s breakfast machine in the movie Pee Wee’s Big Adventure. Does anyone remember what Mr. T cereal tasted like anymore?
Unclutter asked if cookbooks were becoming a thing of the past, and perhaps even unnecessary due to the sheer volume of recipes that you can now access online. Personally, I will never give up buying and collecting cookbooks. Ever. While I do use a lot of online sites to pick up recipes, I still love and cherish all of my cookbooks. You’d have to seriously force me to get rid of them. Believe me there are plenty more places and things to unclutter in the house besides my cookbook shelf.
Posie Gets Cozy designed a series of adorable kitchen themed embroidery patterns as a tribute to her grandmother. I have a whole bag full of embroidery materials which I have used exactly one time. Someone else will have to tackle this top notch project for me.
Snack or Die made some Cheddar Pacman Crackers that pretty much cracked me up. I bet kids would love these. Well maybe? Do kids these days even know who Pacman is? In case they don’t, you can make them a dozen Tom Nook cupcakes instead.
The Frantic Home Cook made some Roasted Garlic Paste to use in hummus that she claims is almost as delicious as George Clooney. I may have to test that theory. Too bad I can’t also use Mr. Clooney as my personal “control subject.”
And finally, I made Mark Bittman’s Quick Whole Wheat and Molasses Bread yesterday and it was really good. Oddly enough, I think it tastes just like the B&M Brown Bread that comes in a can. Talk about a blast from the past…
June 18, 2007 at 1:30 pm
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Remember my pink obsessed craft disaster and how I was so crushed to discover that there didn’t appear to be any way to buy new lids for my favorite glass jars (where I store all of my baking ingredients: flours, sugars etc…). Well I contacted the customer service department of the manufacturer directly and an extremely helpful representative sent me four replacement lids free of charge. Thank you Anchor Hocking! I promise to treat these lids with kid gloves.
June 6, 2007 at 4:36 pm
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I am really terrible at crafts. Before we moved I had the bright idea to spray paint the lids of my glass jars pink to match my kitchen accessories. Needless to say it didn’t turn out well and I made quite a mess before I ended up throwing them out and now I’m forced to use press-n-seal on my jars. Does anyone know of any websites or stores where I can purchase this type of lid? Rest assured I’ve learned my lesson and will stick to baking from now on.