Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
kiss the cook!
On Line Cooking Blogs
Followers
Labels
- Amrita
- appetizers
- beans
- beef dishes
- beverages
- birthday cake
- Biscuts
- bread
- Breakfast - Dessert/Snack
- Breakfast/Snack
- cake
- cakes
- Casserole
- chicken dishes
- chili
- chocolate
- Christmas cookies
- comfort food
- cookies
- cool food
- crock pot
- Dessert/Snack
- desserts/snacks
- gluten free
- Gluten-free
- gratin potatoes
- group news
- Helpful Hint
- holiday
- main dishes
- metric system
- Mrs. Mac
- no bake cookies
- potato
- potentially gluten-free
- salads
- Sandwich
- sauces
- side dishes
- slow cooker recipes
- slow cooker/soups
- Snack/Gluten Free
- Soup
- Soup - french onion
- soups
- stew
- Sugar Cookies
- vegan
- waffles
- wafle topping
Go Ahead ...
kiss the cook!
3 comments:
My guess is that the stove belongs to Hilda Stahl.
Just take a look at the post where she's making the egg plant course.
1913 is engraved in the tales over the stove. I also remarked the gorgeous, thick wood bench top.
She's cutting with a sharp knife right on the top!
Beautiful.
From Felisol
Yes, the stove belongs to sister Maria. Isn't that a beauty of a vintage stove!?? She was kind to let me beg a photo off of her ;) to use for the header ... only took a little bit of whining ;) If you want to see more of her newly remodeled kitchen, check out her home restoration link in her blog's sidebar.
Yeah, I love my stove. :) And I talked my husband into putting 1913 into the tile since that is when the house was built.
The wood block countertops came from a bakery that went out of business. I bought a huge bakery table with a wood top 8 feet long and 2 feet wide. We cut it up to make the two butcherblock countertops to each side of the stove.
Post a Comment