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Your Kitchen Space

Writer's picture: John RelyeaJohn Relyea

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Create a designated area for other family members (especially children) and guests to hang out with the cook and not be in their way.  Bar stools placed opposite of the cooking area (usually the back side of an island) are a start, but consider providing them with their own set of refrigerator/freezer drawers and perhaps an ice maker.  That way they can easily help themselves to snacks or beverages without crossing into the cook's territory.  Even better, if the size of the room allows, having two islands is a great way to give everyone their own space.

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