norgeway
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Donald Designed it and his brother built it!, Don and I finished it...
My New Custom spice rack!
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norgeway
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All!
Loaded up!
Loaded up!
norgeway
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ALSO!
Here is our next to latest project!! A Butcher block counter top, everyone we saw was over 100.oo this was at goodwill...25.00.!! Dons brother cut it to fit and we installed it, now i have a good place to make bread and roll cookies!!
Here is our next to latest project!! A Butcher block counter top, everyone we saw was over 100.oo this was at goodwill...25.00.!! Dons brother cut it to fit and we installed it, now i have a good place to make bread and roll cookies!!
norgeway
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In Case you wondered...
That blue container on the end is my Great Great Great Grandmothers, and was at there house when the yankees came thru in 1863 or 1864,The story goes they hid there jewelry in the bottom of it,so they wouldnt steal it!!, It is a Salt container, which is what I use it for today, They did however, pour out the molasses and corn meal, and dunked all the girls dresses in the molasses, or so goes the family stories!
That blue container on the end is my Great Great Great Grandmothers, and was at there house when the yankees came thru in 1863 or 1864,The story goes they hid there jewelry in the bottom of it,so they wouldnt steal it!!, It is a Salt container, which is what I use it for today, They did however, pour out the molasses and corn meal, and dunked all the girls dresses in the molasses, or so goes the family stories!
Beautiful woodworking. I would say nice rack, but...
I have a corner cabinet for spices and baking ingredients. I use Rubbermaid turntables, both single and double decker styles as well as white GE filter flow pans which hold several shapes & sizes of both cans and bottles and, with the hub in the middle, keep everything in great order; better in fact than the Rubbermaid ones. It's nice to have laundry associations in as many places as possible.
I have a corner cabinet for spices and baking ingredients. I use Rubbermaid turntables, both single and double decker styles as well as white GE filter flow pans which hold several shapes & sizes of both cans and bottles and, with the hub in the middle, keep everything in great order; better in fact than the Rubbermaid ones. It's nice to have laundry associations in as many places as possible.
whirlcool
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Won't the heat of cooking reduce the flavor of the spices over time?
But it does look VERY nice!
But it does look VERY nice!
norgeway
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I Thought of that...
BUT, Its fairly deep, and really, that glass top stove dosent put off too much excess heat, if it was a gas stove, it probably wouldnt work too well.
BUT, Its fairly deep, and really, that glass top stove dosent put off too much excess heat, if it was a gas stove, it probably wouldnt work too well.
fnelson487
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Hans!
I love it! Fabulous. But where is the vintage stove?
Fred
I love it! Fabulous. But where is the vintage stove?
Fred
It is a
beauty, Hans!
Lawrence/Maytagbear
beauty, Hans!
Lawrence/Maytagbear
Outstanding. And you DO have a nice rack too!!
passatdoc
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Very sharp looking.
Sorry For The Masses
Hans, the spice rack looks great and I know you'll enjoy the butcher block counter. Once it gets seasoned up with a little bacon grease it will be a dream to roll on. I have cooked for almost 60 years and the hoo haw about spices is over rated. I think they'll be just fine. I am surpirsed so many missed the questions of which range to buy and the decision to try a new range. I am sure you're enjoying self cleaning and a smooth top for clean up.
Hans, the spice rack looks great and I know you'll enjoy the butcher block counter. Once it gets seasoned up with a little bacon grease it will be a dream to roll on. I have cooked for almost 60 years and the hoo haw about spices is over rated. I think they'll be just fine. I am surpirsed so many missed the questions of which range to buy and the decision to try a new range. I am sure you're enjoying self cleaning and a smooth top for clean up.
norgeway
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New Stove...
Well.....I switched stoves about as much as I changed clothes! Donald said one day," Why dont you just get a new one, im tired of all this changing around!", well, he never fusses over anything, so I got a new one...is it built as good as a old range..NO!, BUT, I love it, it bakes great and the smooth top simmers , and generally performs much better than a coil, and I no longer have to clean the oven, the only thing I hate is the utensil drawer, it is totally useless.. The Nutone hood is a 1958!..oh yeah, the laundry room is my other kitchen where I can swap stoves as much as I like!
Well.....I switched stoves about as much as I changed clothes! Donald said one day," Why dont you just get a new one, im tired of all this changing around!", well, he never fusses over anything, so I got a new one...is it built as good as a old range..NO!, BUT, I love it, it bakes great and the smooth top simmers , and generally performs much better than a coil, and I no longer have to clean the oven, the only thing I hate is the utensil drawer, it is totally useless.. The Nutone hood is a 1958!..oh yeah, the laundry room is my other kitchen where I can swap stoves as much as I like!
polkanut
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My mom has the exact same Tupperware salt & pepper shakers that she bought new when she got married in 1967. Beautiful woodworking, that spice rack will last forever. Love the history behind your salt crock.
perc-o-prince
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Very nice!!!!!!!!
Chuck
Chuck
joe_in_philly
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Love both the spice rack and the butcher block. Very nice!
