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Kitchens are more than just places to cook and eat. They're social spaces where families bond, and where memories are made. A kitchen can also be a place to unwind after a long day at work, where you can make yourself a late-night snack and sip on a glass of wine. In fact, kitchens have evolved into creative spaces, where we can express our personalities. (We've even seen kitchens turned into dining rooms, where guests can sit and chat.)
A kitchen is the heart of a home. In fact, in some cultures, the kitchen is often as revered as the living room or any other room in the house. But if you want a kitchen that will be the heart of your home, you need to keep a few things in mind. #1. The kitchen should have plenty of storage space. All the pots, pans, plates, spoons, and other kitchen paraphernalia that you need to make a good meal should be easily accessible. But the kitchen should also have enough storage space to hold the things you don't need every day, but might need when you're entertaining. That way, you can keep your counters clutter-free.
One potato, two potatoes, three potatoes four. Five potatoes, ah overlook it, no more potatoes! Stripping potatoes is unpleasant. OK, I’ll start by saying the incidental fortunate soul gets delighted from stripping vegetables. It’s helpful – like painting or yoga. For all of us, it has a contrary impact. It turns into a frantic race […]
