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Other than rich people, who doesn’t need advice on how to better run your kitchen? Right? So here’s a piece containing some really good tips for those of you that have a small kitchen. Or a big kitchen! Regardless of the size of your kitchen, it’s worth applying them.
Once your have your kitchen organized, read this ingenious piece on 7 Ways to Use Grease Pencils in the Kitchen that will keep that room running optimally. Smart!
While generally not a fan of the recipes at this site, this piece at Tasty on how to cook in a small kitchen is jam packed with good ideas. Even if you have a much bigger kitchen, you could learn a lot from this piece. By the time you are done applying these ideas, you’ll be a much better and much happier cook.
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In case you don’t know, the Instant Pot is
a one-size-fits-all kitchen gadget promising to do everything from slow cooking to sautéing, steaming, stewing and yogurt-making (and more).
Sounds amazing. Despite that, you may want to hold off getting one. At least until you read this piece: Instant Pot review: Is the kitchen tool worth the hype? We test it to find out.
To summarize the review: if you had few appliances or wanted fewer appliances, then an Instant Pot may be the way to go. If you already had a slow cooker or pressure cooker or if you prefer to cook in a traditional way, then you may want to spend your kitchen budget on other things.
But read the article and decide yourself. They do a great job analyzing the device and assessing its strengths and weaknesses.
(Image via Instantpot.com)
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