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Summer may be almost over, but that doesn’t mean it has to end! Enter Now for a chance to win, courtesy of our friends at Apartment Therapy.

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The Kitchn and Apartment Therapy teamed up with CB2 and theSkimm to give away $400o to rework your space! ENTER HERE for a chance to win!

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What does your kitchen need right now? A small refresh? A good scrubbing? Fresh energy for fall? Welcome to our annual Kitchn Cure, a 20-day journey of cleaning, organizing, and sitting with your kitchen, creating a more restful and mindful place to cook and eat.

A More Mindful Kitchen

This year’s Cure is led by Dana Velden, the author of our Weekend Meditations column, and of the new book, Finding Yourself in the Kitchen: Kitchen Meditations and Inspired Recipes from a Mindful Cook. Dana will offer you a daily assignment to get your kitchen a little cleaner and your mind a little clearer when it comes to cooking and loving your home just a little bit more. You’ll end with a cleaner kitchen and a refreshed love of your space.

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Sign up for the Cure; it starts Monday, September 7. You’ll get a note from Dana in your inbox each weekday, with that day’s exercise. Come along with us to make your kitchen happier, healthier, and ready for cooking.

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The power of DIY pattern is well within the grasps of even the most amateur of crafters, thanks to the can’t-mess-it-up charms of stamps.

From Apartment Therapy → DIY Stamps: Project Inspiration, Ideas & Tips for Adding Pattern to Your Rooms

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If you are looking for a substitute for corn syrup in your baking or candy-making, here’s a favorite from a reader. It even has the benefit of tasting better.

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Today is the last day of August, which means it’s the last day of our Instagram contest with Staub. So sad! In case you missed it, each week in August we gave away a gorgeous Dutch oven shaped like a tomato. Here’s a look at the final winner of the contest and why we’re crazy about this photo.

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From Apartment Therapy → What’s Hot Now: 7 New Trends for Today’s Kitchen

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A while back a video circulated around the Internet showing a guy using a blow dryer to turn a brown, overripe banana back to a good-looking yellow banana. I had to watch it a few times because I couldn’t actually believe what I was seeing.

So I had to try this crazy trick for myself. Do you believe that a hair dryer can really revive an overripe banana?

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The slow cooker is what brought homemade chicken stock into my everyday life. It’s just so easy! Throw everything — chicken bones, some vegetables, maybe a bay leaf if you have one — into the slow cooker and let it do its thing. Hours later, you have beautiful, golden stock that’s guaranteed to be better than anything you can buy at the store. Here’s what to do.

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How does that saying go? “Give a man a chicken and feed him for a day. Show him how to get to the grocery store, and teach him to roast a chicken, and he can make, like, four good meals with it.” Or something like that.

Anyhow, when I was in college, my wise roommate Beth taught me how to roast a chicken and make it last. On Monday, we ate roast chicken. On Tuesday, we ate chicken, spinach, and rice casserole. On Wednesday, we had a light supper of chicken salad sandwiches. And the remains of the well-picked chicken made an excellent soup on Thursday. A good roasted chicken goes a long way.

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