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Friday, December 4, 2009

  • Kitchen Stoves: Antique VS New

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    By Country Living, on Tue Sep 23, 2008 12:06pm PDT



    QUESTION:     We have an American Foursquare in Amityville, NY, and are trying to restore the kitchen to the way it was when it was built. Here's the problem: I would like to have an original gas stove from that era, and my partner (the cook) would like something more practical/safe like a new Viking. How can we come to a compromise? Any comments you might have would be greatly appreciated. -- R. Melendez


    ANSWER:     Restoring your 1920s kitchen will make your American Foursquare home even more charming and also add to its value. The choice between a 1920s stove and a new model will ultimately come down to your feelings about the stove, but here are some suggestions that might help you make your decision. Read More »

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  • Would You Buy This $2000 Pizza Oven?

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    By Yum! ®, on Tue May 20, 2008 9:43am PDT

    The Beehive Pizza Oven, made of terra cotta, is wood-fired and bakes pizza and other foods, like bread and chicken. The 35-inch-diameter oven on a metal stand with wheels. Beehive Pizza Oven $2,000 williams-sonoma.com (877) 812-6235. YUM! http://yum.tv Read More »

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