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If you lived through the 1970s once, you might not be too happy to see these avocado appliances ever again. Then again, some people have managed to incorporate them into their stylish kitchens.
From Apartment Therapy → Stylish Kitchens Rocking the 1970s Avocado Green Appliances
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We’re going to guess that you or someone in your family has a cooler that looks like this hanging around their home. Yes, it’s still functional, but if you put it out at a picnic, your guests might hesitate before looking inside.
Have no fear — you can still use that beat-up old cooler; it just needs a bit of a makeover. Which is exactly why we love this DIY solution from Brooke of Killer B Designs.
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Q: I have decided to learn to bake. I (embarrassingly) have hardly baked anything that doesn’t come out of a box. Does anyone have any recommendations on beginner cookbooks? I love Alton Brown and his scientific explanations, and am hoping to find something similar to his style.
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A reader recently asked for tips on making ice cream without that pesky lactose, and you had quite a few good ideas (including pointing out the lower lactose content of cream).
One reader offered a very comprehensive set of tips for making lactose-free ice cream at home — here’s what she had to say:
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From Apartment Therapy → 7 IKEA Hacks for Gorgeous Succulent Gardens
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Who cooks and eats here: Chef Cameron Stauch; his wife, Ayesha; children, Lyla (11) and Kiran (6); and his family’s cook, Hong
Where: Hanoi, Vietnam
Rent or Own? Rent through the Canadian Embassy
Chef Cameron Stauch has lived and cooked in four very different places: his home, Canada; India; Hong Kong; and here in Hanoi, Vietnam. He’s shared Canadian cuisine with Queen Elizabeth, taught baba ghanouj to curious Indian home cooks, and hunted down curry leaves growing behind an abandoned embassy building in the center of Hanoi. He knows what traveling food-lovers do and don’t need, whether they’re moving abroad and setting up a whole new kitchen, staying in an Airbnb on a short vacation, or even traveling for business.
Here’s Cameron’s kit of 11 packable tools for the wandering chef.
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Starbucks Frappuccinos have come a long way in 20 years. The original coffee, milk, and ice blend has evolved into many more flavors, including some that don’t include coffee at all.
Cotton candy Frappuccino, anyone?
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For all the times I have ordered chicken lettuce wraps at Chinese restaurants like P.F. Chang’s, inhaled entire “appetizers” by myself, and sighed with happiness while licking sticky sauce from my fingers, it never once occurred to me to try making this dish at home. Partly, lettuce wraps have always felt like an indulgence that needed restriction to restaurant visits only. Partly, I assumed that the secret to their deliciousness surely lay in a long list of ingredients, fussy technique, or both.
You see where I’m heading here, yes? We can definitely make chicken lettuce wraps at home. It’s actually super easy and makes a surprisingly quick and healthy weeknight meal. Pick up what you need on your way home, and you can have these for dinner tonight.