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Zojirushi CD-LCC30 Micom 3.0-Liter Electric Dispensing Pot

Zojirushi CD-LCC30 Micom 3.0-Liter Stirring Dispensing Pot
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Manufacturer : Zojirushi
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A Kitchen Odyssey: What Needs to Be Done

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A Kitchen Odyssey: Follow Along, If You Dare
A Kitchen Odyssey: From the Beginning

As mentioned in my last post, our cookhouse cabinets are peeling, which is the impetus to make some changes in the kitchen. We live in a neighborhood of $1mil+ homes, and our kitchen extraordinarily does not reflect that. The original cabinets are a cheap, thin wood in addition to their current peeling state. Refacing or replacing the doors is an recourse, but it still means low-quality cabinetry on a whole. So I don’t see any way around replacing them completely. That and the fact that there just are not enough of them. While I have whittled down my pots and pans considerably, I do own a genus of larger items that don’t seem to fit anywhere well, like my professional mixer and canning pots. I also do not have enough room for spices and baking goods, and no pantry whatsoever, necessitating available shelving right outside the kitchen door in the garage. And let’s not even go into the limited amount of counter space I have.

Speaking of marker space, the current black-and-white tile countertops are in fair condition. There are some cracks and chips, and the grout is not holding up all that well. And as an avid cook, I have found that the uneven integument is not optimal. I do like the fact that tile holds up to heat and you can use it as a quick cutting surface, but being so white, it is stark to keep clean and shows every speck of dirt, food, and berry stain. I am constantly scrubbing them. I am in need of a urbane and much larger surface. I also need a larger sink. Either a deep farmer’s sink, or a deep two-tub drop (depends on how much space I want to give up). As for the faucet, well…that couldn’t wait. It exploded on my son two weeks ago. The plastic hose split, and when we pulled out the without a scratch hose, there were kinks and splits. We replaced it with a residential version of an industrial faucet, which I am happy with.

We’ve also replaced the dishwasher, due to a leaky seal and flooding obstreperous, and now have a quiet KitchenAid. We also had to buy a new refrigerator in December. I went from a bottom freezer model to a side-by-side. I had width constraints to deal with, so my options were little. I would have liked the side-by-side with the bottom freezer, but it really didn’t work as well and many were out of our price range at the time. Unfortunately, this fastidious model, while energy efficient and with an ice and water dispenser (which I have never had), is just too small for me. I cook in large quantities, necessitating fridge and/or freezer room for edibles. I can no longer make freezer jams, or stock up on anything when it goes on sale. Nevertheless, it is new and I’m not going to be replacing it this formerly around. Have to make do, I guess. If I have additional cabinet space and can move the pantry inside, then I will be able to purchase an outside freezer, which would be unreal. We had one for over 20 years, but it recently died.

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