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Share Your Kitchen With Us!
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Share Your Kitchen With Us!

OK readers, as you know, I recently moved and am in the process of setting up my kitchen.
by partysugar

OK readers, as you know, I recently moved and am in the process of setting up my kitchen. I've been getting your advice along the way, asking about dishwashers, kitchen islands, and drawer organization devices. It's time to take things one step further: now I want you to share your kitchens with me!

Whether you've got an amazing spice rack, an adorable way to display cookbooks, or an awesome marble counter, snap a photo. Then upload it to the Savory Sights group in the YumSugar Community. I'll be featuring the most inspiring kitchens here on YumSugar, so start sharing now!

Be sure to read this participation tutorial to learn more about uploading photos. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to contact us because we'd love to see you join the YumSugar Community.

Take a Look at TulaneJeff's Awesome NOLA Kitchen
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Take a Look at TulaneJeff's Awesome NOLA Kitchen

If you cook in a tiny, big-city kitchen, be prepared: what I'm about to show you might make you jealous.
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If you cook in a tiny, big-city kitchen, be prepared: what I'm about to show you might make you jealous. Recently, I asked everyone to share their kitchens in the Savory Sights group in the YumSugar Community, and here we have our first enviable kitchen!

TulaneJeff lives in New Orleans where he has a modest-sized kitchen with lovely green walls and black granite countertops. It's expertly organized with matching storage jars and neat stacks of white plates. What I love most are the little details: the fish-related artwork, the bottle cap collection, the voodoo dolls, and the always party-ready Mardi Gras beads.

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It's these special touches that bring Jeff's kitchen to life. To check it out, read more

Don't Forget to Share Your Kitchen With Us!
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Don't Forget to Share Your Kitchen With Us!

Last week I showed you how I've organized the kitchen cabinets in my new studio.
by partysugar

Last week I showed you how I've organized the kitchen cabinets in my new studio. Now I want you to share your kitchen with us! Whether you've got an amazing spice rack or simply a beautifully arranged baking shelf, like YumSugar's shown here, snap a photo. Then upload it to the Savory Sights group in the YumSugar Community.
I'll be featuring the most inspiring kitchens here on YumSugar, so start sharing now! Be sure to read this participation tutorial to learn more about uploading photos. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to contact us because we'd love to see you join the YumSugar Community.

YumSugar's Must Haves For March 2010
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Yum's March Must Haves

Although it's still incredibly cold out, there's a light at the end of the Winter tunnel.
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YumSugar's Must Haves For March 2010

Although it's still incredibly cold out, there's a light at the end of the Winter tunnel. It's the first day of March, and that means Spring is just around the corner! From St. Patrick's Day to the arrival of asparagus, this month is a celebration of being green. To help you make the most of it, we've rounded up the items we are currently obsessing about. Here are our must haves for March.

Rubbermaid Pan Organizer Giada at Home Cobram Estate Olive Oils Bella Beer Mug Set Moët & Chandon Limited Edition Cinema Party Pack
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Help: My New Kitchen Only Has One Drawer!
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Help: My New Kitchen Only Has One Drawer!

Moving is not easy.
by partysugar

Moving is not easy. First, I had to search for a decent kitchen. Then I had to prioritize my needs — yes I must have a dishwasher and an island. Next I had to pack the entire kitchen and my extensive recipe collection.

Finally, I've officially moved in, start to unpack, and realize that my new kitchen only has one drawer. One drawer. With all my serving ware, utensils, bar tools, random gadgets (egg poacher, immersion blender, etc.), and food storage (foil, parchment paper, saran wrap, etc.), I definitely need more than one drawer. What should I do? Put a dresser in the kitchen?

Get a food storage shelving unit? Help readers! I would love to hear your advice.

Simple Tip: Label Plastic Wrap With Cheese's First Initial
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Simple Tip: Label Plastic Wrap With Cheese's First Initial

Thanks to Say Cheese!, my weekly series featuring different types of cheese, the charcuterie drawer in my refrigerator is full of cheese.
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Thanks to Say Cheese!, my weekly series featuring different types of cheese, the charcuterie drawer in my refrigerator is full of cheese. However, when the packaging is removed and the cheese is partially grated, many of them look the same. To ensure that I don't confuse the pecorino with the parmesan, I've started labeling them.

Here's how you do it: instead of writing out the cheese's entire name, simply write the first initial, like A for asaigo or R for romano. For easy identification, use a thick, colored Sharpie. Place the labeled cheese in the drawer with the initial facing up.

Are you an avid cheese eater? How do you distinguish one opened cheese from the other?

Yummy Links: From Wedding Pictures to Andrew Carmellini
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Yummy Links: From Wedding Pictures to Andrew Carmellini

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