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Valentines Day Recipes from Kitchen Saver

Posted on February 9, 2012 by KitchenSaver

Break away from the same old Valentine’s Day traditions and stay in this February 14th. After all, you don’t have to spend a fortune on dinner to make the night special. A nice, romantic, dinner for two is more intimate … Continue reading →

Snowy Day Recipes to Keep You Warm and Cozy

Posted on January 25, 2012 by KitchenSaver

It might not have been very much snow this past weekend, but it got us at Kitchen Saver thinking about our favorite snowy day recipes. While we couldn’t agree on everyone’s selections, we could agree that the following two recipes … 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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How to Make a Kitchen Handicap Accessible

Posted on January 10, 2012 by KitchenSaver

While the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) resulted in ADA Accessible Guidelines (ADAAG), which provided handicap accessibility specifications for public buildings, there are no such guidelines for residential buildings. And for the over 30 million Americans who use either a … 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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