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Charcoal vs., Gas Grills :: 4th of July Barbeque Tips

Posted on July 3, 2012 by KitchenSaver

When it comes to throwing the best 4th of July barbeque or cookout you should be primarily concerned with one thing: FOOD! After all, the backbone of any great barbeque is great food. And you cannot cook great food without … Continue reading →

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What Goes on in Cruise Ship Kitchens

Posted on January 20, 2012 by KitchenSaver

Last week we discussed airline kitchens. This week, we are going to aim a bit lower as we examine cruise ship galleys (kitchens). Commercial airplanes and in-flight dining were first popularized in the 1930s. By that time, ocean liners had … Continue reading →

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Taking a Peak into Galley Kitchens on Airplanes

Posted on January 13, 2012 by KitchenSaver

The History of In-Flight Service In the early 1930’s transcontinental travelers had one transportation option – ocean liners. Following World War I, former military pilots saw an opportunity to make some extra money and began flying the first known commercial … Continue reading →

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Standard vs. Organic Kitchen Cleaning Methods

Posted on January 5, 2012 by KitchenSaver

Here is a list of cleaners you are sure to have in your kitchen: anti-bacterial soap, dishwasher detergent, furniture polish, and bleach. While these products are all great at cleaning up tough messes, they are less than kind to the … Continue reading →

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2012 is the Perfect Time for a Fresh Start

Posted on January 4, 2012 by KitchenSaver

The term New Year’s resolution has a certain negative connotation. After all, who really expects to see their resolution all the way through to 2013? Our guess is not many…if anyone. That’s why we do not like to use the … Continue reading →

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Kids in the Kitchen Part 3: Building a Gingerbread House

Posted on December 22, 2011 by KitchenSaver

The holiday season is the perfect time for a little family fun in the kitchen. And what screams holiday fun more than building a gingerbread house? It is a holiday project that everyone can enjoy. “The trick is to keep … Continue reading →

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Kitchen Saver Holiday Recipes: Hanukkah

Posted on December 20, 2011 by KitchenSaver

For Hanukkah, we have provided two recipes: one for potato pancakes – called latkes – and the other for homemade applesauce. Traditionally paired together, these two dishes are not only easy to make, they are also delicious! So let’s jump … Continue reading →

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Turning Your Kitchen Into a Coffee Shop

Posted on December 16, 2011 by KitchenSaver

With everyone cutting back on $4 lattes on the way to work, more and more homeowners are transforming their kitchens into their own private coffee shops. This is not only a great money saving idea, but it is also a … Continue reading →

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New Inventions and Futuristic Technologies in the World of Kitchen Appliances

Posted on December 14, 2011 by KitchenSaver

A Jetson like kitchen may not be as far off as you may think. There are several revolutionary kitchen appliance technologies out there that are right on the brink of viability, futuristic gadgets that include a fridge that uses bright … Continue reading →

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Kitchens Then and Now: Pre-Modern Era Kitchens

Posted on December 8, 2011 by KitchenSaver

Today, the kitchen is the heart and soul of a home. But right around the turn of the 20th century, the kitchen played an even more important role in the house. At this time, before central heating, the coal burning … Continue reading →

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