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“But this is my favorite cup,” says everyone, everywhere. Why we latch on to certain dishware is not for me to answer, but ask me where to store it, and I will gladly tell you: in the IKEA RÅSKOG cart, of course!

But this small-space saver isn’t just good for storing that coffee cup or three that you really (really) need; it’s also the secret to making your mornings that much easier, by keeping all your breakfast essentials in one place. And who doesn’t need that?

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This is just one more reason to keep a knob of fresh ginger in the kitchen at all times. A few slices of fresh ginger are an instant upgrade, bringing a fresh and zippy flavor boost.

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As you may have figured out by now, you can put pretty much anything in the IKEA RÅSKOG cart, including kitchen linens. Your clever and styled cart will look right off the showcase floor, which in turn will inspire you time and time again to tightly tie that apron, lay the tablecloth down, and reach for your favorite embroidered napkins.

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If gnocchi in a brown butter-sage sauce is your go-to dish on pasta night, make all those fall flavors a part of your next baked potato. This deconstructed version is drizzled with nutty brown butter, crispy sage leaves, and a generous shower of salty Parmesan curls.

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Athena Calderone’s Fanciful Fall Dinner

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To say that I’m obsessed with long communal tables would be the understatement of the year. In my book, the longer the better. Unfortunately, it’s not like I have a ton of 12-foot tables on hand.

But thanks to style maven Athena Calderone and this fall farm dinner party she hosted with lifestyle blog MyDomaine, I have a new great idea. Can you guess what it is?

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If you’re already embracing chickpea flour, in socca and other gluten-free treats, here’s a way to enjoy it even more. It takes less than 15 minutes of your time and makes the flour even more rich and flavorful before using it.

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How To Make Pumpkin Spice Lattes (Even Better than Starbucks!)

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Starbucks is celebrating the Pumpkin Spice Latte’s 13th birthday by adding something special to its menu for a limited time. Starting today (October 6) through October 10, Starbucks will be offering pumpkin spice whipped cream to the menu. It will only be available in participating stores in the U.S. and Canada.

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If you’re not yet convinced that broccoli slaw can do it all, let this fresher take on a loaded baked potato convince you otherwise. Here the slaw is cooked with sesame oil until just softened before getting piled into a baked potato.

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To make a breakfast sandwich fit to feed a crowd, you’re going to need your Bundt cake pan. That’s right — the dome-shaped cake pan is the key to baking the bread, which gets cut in half to sandwich a sausage and cheese frittata. Better yet, this whole sandwich requires just five ingredients. Here’s how to do it.

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From Apartment Therapy → Remodeling Reconnaisance: The Ins & Outs of Buying A New Kitchen Faucet

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