They light up a place Los Angeles Times
Stoves from the 1940s and 1950s are stoking a lot of nostalgia in today's kitchens. But the antiques also fuel a modern demand for appliances that really cook.
Merry holiday cookies: Dust off your old recipe book for baked treats King County Journal
There is something immensely satisfying about baking from antique recipes. More so when that recipe produces holiday cookies so unusually good I felt compelled to consume a dozen before they'd cooled.
On the Side | Stymied in kitchenland Philly.com
Our old GE range sits coldly, reproachfully, under the river birch, the burners filling with leaves. There's a nakedness about it: Grills are built for the out-of-doors. This was a house pet, a kitchen-dweller, yanked from its counter as cleanly as a tooth.
Treasured treats Chicago Sun-Times
Marilynn and Sheila Brass finish each other's sentences, interrupt each other, embellish each other's stories, lovingly hold hands, and, as sisters, share unforgettable memories of the aromas of strudel, sour cream coffeecake and fruited tea bread baking in their mother's stove.
Great recipes keep focus on family Harrison Daily Times
“I started collecting cookbooks many years ago and now have two huge bookcases full of them,” says Toby Snyder. “Some of these cookbooks are very old and are a joy to just sit and look through. Some are very informative and explain the whys of cooking techniques.
Holiday events Miami Herald
MIAMI-DADE HOLIDAYS 93Rock Christmas Khaos: Headliners include Godsmack, Breaking Benjamin, Army of Anyone and Saliva; presented by WHDR-FM (93.1); 3 p.m. Nov. 25; Bicentennial Park, 1075 Biscayne Blvd., Miami; $29.75. Ticketmaster.
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