I hope I'm not giving you a link that you can't click onto. The reason
being that I'm signed up to get Epicurious newsletters (free) and this
video is on it.

http://tinyurl.com/6jekyo

Go over to the edge of the page and click on her video of her new
kitchen.

I envisioned her having a more magnificent kitchen, but this looks
like an affordable one if remodeling. Perhaps they live in NYC where
space is not affordable.

Dee Dee

Very interesting although her golly gee whiz isn't this all amazing
was a bit annoying. I was tickled to see the cutting board with a hole
over the trash basket. I first saw it in the late seventies in German
designer kitchens and imitated it in my first kitchen renovation, and
then used it in my second in the early eighties. What has amazed me
with it, and I'm still living in that apartment, is the wood opening
hasn't gotten filthy at all. I don't know why it hasn't caught on more
widely. That and my folding stool in the toe kick are the outstanding
things in my kitchen. The kitchen is more than 15 years old and I'm
getting ready to refresh it, which is why I came to the video. So
thanks.

bliss

at Allmilmo in the early eighties, put it into my kitchen renovation
On Jun 16, 3:07 pm, Dee Dee > wrote:
> I hope I'm not giving you a link that you can't click onto. The reason
> being that I'm signed up to get Epicurious newsletters (free) and this
> video is on it.
>
> http://tinyurl.com/6jekyo
>
> Go over to the edge of the page and click on her video of her new
> kitchen.
>
> I envisioned her having a more magnificent kitchen, but this looks
> like an affordable one if remodeling. Perhaps they live in NYC where
> space is not affordable.
>
> Dee Dee