Sentences with phrase «tiny tiny kitchen»

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According to the blog Tiny Urban Kitchen, there's a restaurant in Markham called Ding Tai Fung that's «actually a pretty authentic - looking copy.»

It's clean, relatively tiny (no one needs another clunky anything on their kitchen counters), and it's pretty much foolproof.

An article is due, Brian returns to work, tinies will make a mess of Legos and dress - up clothes in their playroom, the little jumperoo - baby - thing is perched on the kitchen floor, we'll have leftovers tonight.

I wrote my first two books there, scribbling at the kitchen table and typing on the floor of the main floor bathroom with one eye on a tiny in the tub.

My sister came over to lend a hand for the afternoon and then we really started to make progress — kitchen, washrooms, our bedroom, tinies bedrooms, living room, laundry room....

Someday, when I'm dead and my tinies are going through my things, they are going to shake their heads at my computer files: Why are there so many pictures of the kitchen floor?

The tinies made a banner to welcome me home, the countdown on our kitchen chalkboard was down to a triumphant «0 Days Until Mum Comes Home.»

I was spinning in our tiny pink kitchen, with a baby on my hip, and this is still my favourite thing in the world to be their mother.

This is the season of chasing my dream in the Midst of my life and in the Afters of my life: in the midst of raising tinies, after supper, after bath times, after stories, after kitchen dance parties, in the midst of Saturday morning cartoons, after bills are paid, after work, after groceries are put away, after laundry is folded.

So much of what I do is on the other side of a computer, just me pecking away here at my sticky laptop in the middle of my pink 90s kitchen while Evelynn naps and the older tinies are at school.

As a student living in London with a tiny kitchen, it's so difficult to cook and eat healthy but your recipes make it so simple and easy.

That would be a one day project for me though, because there is zero space in my tiny kitchen and I'm a little clumsy.

On such days the last thing I want to do is slave in our hot, tiny kitchen fixing dinner.

I would love to replace my tiny garage sale kitchen aid with a shiny new one.

Sounds crazy but I often can't cook certain things or own kitchen tools because our kitchen is too tiny.

I can't relate with the kitchen gadgets though — my apartment is so tiny that I know every little thing in each nook and cranny!

We cooked it all up in the tiny kitchen of Bob and Judy's apartment while sipping the wine.

It's a good way to keep baking powder fresh, however I think it's because a lot of people don't bake at home — in France, bags of sugar and flour are much smaller than they are in the states (in the US, there are huge bags of nuts, flours, sugars, and other baking ingredients in supermarkets)- which I think is because there are so many bakeries (and in cities like Paris, kitchens are tiny) and lots of people buy their baked goods rather than make them.

It was truly a memorable feast, prepared in our friends» tiny but efficient kitchen in their fourth floor Venice apartment.

But I couldn't have this recipe go to waste so I found a tiny spot by the kitchen window and made it work to the best of my ability, haha!

Be sure to stop by their websites, as well as the other attendees: Brandy — Nutmeg Nanny, Carole — Heirloom Meals, David — Spiced, Erika — In Erika's Kitchen, Jennifer — Bake or Break, Eva — Adventures in Cooking, Jen — Tiny Urban Kitchen, Kate — Food Babbles, and Katie — Healthy Seasonal Recipes.

Right now we rent an apartment in Manhattan and my kitchen is, although big for NYC standards, tiny!

Ok, you know I'm not a great cook, so I have a question — I don't own a stand mixer for my tiny little kitchen... so can I use my hand mixer to beat the filling, or should I borrow one?

My grandmother had a tiny kitchen too, minimal gadgets, and put out meals and baked goods like nobody's business.

Can't wait to have an official bit of smitten kitchen in my own tiny kitchen:) Congrats on the huge accomplishment!

But being obsessed with fun baking bans and kitchen gadgets while residing in a tiny kitchen means storage space is much more desirable.

Congratulations Deb!As a fellow NY'er with a tiny kitchen, I can't wait to make my way through your book.

When she's not cooking in her too tiny Portland kitchen, Kate can be found perusing farmer's markets, doing barre classes, hiking, reading, and exploring.

Will definitely try these, perhaps after the Tiny Kitchen gets remodeled next week.

Now I plan to make it again, but for a larger group of 8 - scary from my tiny kitchen.

I lived in a semi-furnished studio for awhile when I was younger, and the kitchen consisted of a tiny fridge / microwave / hot plate.

Definitely not needed to make them by the way, but if you have a deep desire to have absolutely everything in your kitchen (even when it's tiny!)

I had a friend mention to me today that she heard an interview on NPR about a food blogger that lives in NYC and takes amazing photos in her tiny kitchen.

She described a tiny NYC kitchen & a new cookbook.

and thanks for inspiring another cook with a tiny nyc kitchen!

Nicely done — way to represent ye of the teeny tiny kitchens!

Thanks for a great book and the inspiration you provide — also have a 3 yr old toddler and was up until 2 months ago in a tiny manhattan kitchen!

Thank you to you and your tiny kitchen, and congrats on the book!!!

:) I started reading your blog a few years ago as a novice cook and a Newlywed in my tiny NYC kitchen, and it's been a lot of fun learning from you.

Also, that I can leave my laptop in the living room and not on the kitchen counter, because I have a tiny Chicago - sized counterspace that has resulted in it being covered in flour and vanilla and little drops of molasses over the years that I still can't seem to get off.

There are a handful of Mexican pantry products at the tiny bodega called Los Rodriguez Productos Mexicanos, but the real reason to visit is the kitchen in the back.

I don't know you but the journey you have made from your blog in your tiny kitchen to this wonderful cookbook inspires me so so much.

Deb I just got your book and IT IS SO AMAZING!!!! I'm literally sitting in my tiny baby kitchen and I am so so so so so excited to cook literally everything in it.

I also loved the reminder that your kitchen is TINY.

The picture they posted of your kitchen made me so happy, because mine is just as tiny.

:) As far as the giveaway, the 11.5 skillet would get so much use in my tiny kitchen!

Cut up the veggie bacon (with kitchen shears) into super tiny pieces and cook in a frying pan on the stove.

I'm so glad to have found your blog and I enjoy reading your recipes cooked from your tiny SF kitchen!

However, my husband and I are living in a place with a TEENY TINY kitchen!

I live in a small apartment with a tiny kitchen.