Review: Jura ENA9 One Touch
This post originally appeared on Coffee Universe. It’s been a while since I prepared a good espresso in the comfort of my home. I did […]
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This post originally appeared on Coffee Universe. It’s been a while since I prepared a good espresso in the comfort of my home. I did […]
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Another collaborative post with Rosanna. In her blog Table Talk by Rosanna, she writes: Embrace Sports as a Lesson in Living. Now that the school year
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While perusing the most recent Sur La Table catalogue, I came across a collection of vintage style aprons for $29.95. Not a bad price for the aprons
Covered in the Kitchen: Aprons for Every Mood Read More »
Potato salad is a staple at summertime picnics, served with everything from hot dogs to roasts and everything in between. Considered a casual-meal side dish
It’s Potato Salad Season Read More »
Once again, we’ve partnered with Rosanna Inc. for some great summertime inspiration. The summer season is upon us, and that means many of us will be hitting
Creating Delicious Memories While On the Road Read More »
Yes, I know that’s harsh, but that is exactly the way I feel these days. When the kids ask the dreaded question, “What’s for
A Year in Our Kitchen (Week 6): What’s for Dinner?” “None of your Darn Business!” Read More »
This is the fourth in the A Year in Our Kitchen Series. Read the Series: Week 1, Week 2, Week 3, Week 4 My son just made his way
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For all you grammarians: All French references to this classic kitchen tool will be made without an ‘e’. English references will include the silent ‘e’
Family Eats loves peanut butter, and we know we’re not alone. Since being introduced to the U.S. in the late 1800’s, peanut butter has become
Peanut Butter Dreams Read More »
Once again, we’ve partnered with Rosanna for a duo of posts on eating seasonally this spring. Check out her post Savor Spring Vegetables. The rain and dampness of
Spring: A Season of Hope Read More »