Kaia, I want to send your last blog about Howard and Mollie’s Sweet love story to Beverly but I can’t find it. I look forward to your entries. They’re so Much fun to read.
Well truthfully I mostly use it to toast bread or reheat pizza or crisp up a leftover burrito after heating it through in the microwave. But!! In the past I have roasted a marinated piece o’ chicken along with some roasted veggies or potatoes all on a tiny little toaster tray. Perfect for a solo meal! And not as hot as using the big oven in the summertime.
I love this!! We just moved and so there was a lot of evaluating of items as whether or not to keep. But some of my favorite kitchen items are our random Le Creuset cookware, my small pairing knife that I use to cut up strawberries, these beautiful, ceramic Scandinavian pasta bowls I found at a local coffee shop, my Anthropologie Nathalie Lete plates (I have too many but they are so fun and people love eating off them), and our many, many random mugs. <3
Moving is such a great time to take stock of your items! Le Creuset everything for me, please!! I would also love to see your Scandinavian pasta bowls and plate collection one day—they sound so ver Emma and very, very beautiful! And a paring knife for strawberries! That sounds like a poem.
Love this! My kitchen favs are my little salt box next to the stove, these small spoons I got off Amazon that are so cute and perfect, and my Haden electric tea kettle ❤️
Ooh! An electric tea kettle! I bet that would be a game changer for me. I love the image of your little salt box next to the stove. It sounds like a comfortable friend ❤️ And small spoons are just the best, aren’t they? Why are small things always so adorable?!
Kaia, I want to send your last blog about Howard and Mollie’s Sweet love story to Beverly but I can’t find it. I look forward to your entries. They’re so Much fun to read.
Hi Mary! Thank you so much! The newsletter about my grandparents should be in your email inbox. Otherwise, here is a link: https://lovefromkitchentable.substack.com/p/the-most-important-decision-youll
I am lol’ing at “tender-little-twinkle-fingertips,” because SAME! I should get one of those glass measuring cups.
One of my favorite kitchen items is my lil’ well loved toaster oven. I use it almost daily! You can cook anything in it!
I’m not the only one with “tltf”!!! Yes, definitely get one of these bad boys!
A toaster oven is something I do not have but know I would love!! What is your favorite thing to cook in it?
Well truthfully I mostly use it to toast bread or reheat pizza or crisp up a leftover burrito after heating it through in the microwave. But!! In the past I have roasted a marinated piece o’ chicken along with some roasted veggies or potatoes all on a tiny little toaster tray. Perfect for a solo meal! And not as hot as using the big oven in the summertime.
Okay, yum! You’re making me hungry. Also—that’s so smart about the oven in the summer!
I love this!! We just moved and so there was a lot of evaluating of items as whether or not to keep. But some of my favorite kitchen items are our random Le Creuset cookware, my small pairing knife that I use to cut up strawberries, these beautiful, ceramic Scandinavian pasta bowls I found at a local coffee shop, my Anthropologie Nathalie Lete plates (I have too many but they are so fun and people love eating off them), and our many, many random mugs. <3
Moving is such a great time to take stock of your items! Le Creuset everything for me, please!! I would also love to see your Scandinavian pasta bowls and plate collection one day—they sound so ver Emma and very, very beautiful! And a paring knife for strawberries! That sounds like a poem.
Love this! My kitchen favs are my little salt box next to the stove, these small spoons I got off Amazon that are so cute and perfect, and my Haden electric tea kettle ❤️
Ooh! An electric tea kettle! I bet that would be a game changer for me. I love the image of your little salt box next to the stove. It sounds like a comfortable friend ❤️ And small spoons are just the best, aren’t they? Why are small things always so adorable?!