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Comments (354)Hey guys, I have an idea! I saw this story on Houzz and they painted a stencil on the wall instead of wall paper. In the kitchen on the long wall with the fireplace, how about if I did a large design stencil in the same color but in a glossy paint, then it would be a faint design. What do you think? One of these? http://www.stencilease.com/db/index.asp?catagory=wall%20and%20floor&mkwid=hzg2uMDE&pcrid=7586268226&pkw=stencil%20for%20walls&pmt=be&pdv=c...See MoreWhat do I do with this ENORMOUS wall niche?
Comments (12)This is a beautiful niche! You can capitalize on its uniqueness by making it the focal point of the room. Idea 1: paint it the same neutral color as the rest of the wall, hang a large, horizontal art piece or family photo in the middle above the cabinets. (I would suggest against many smaller pieces as it gets too busy, since your cabinets are already busy). Idea 2: fit it with a wallpaper with busy/interesting patterns and/or bold colours. It won't overwhelm the room because it's in such a well-defined space on a wall, yet it'll add some oomph to the room. You can make this space your drinks/appetizers area :)...See MoreTell us: What is your signature holiday dish?
Comments (87)My favorite thing to make for Christmas is an Egg Nog Pie, I discovered this recipe over 20 years ago in The Williamsburg Cookbook. It can be a little fussy to make, but it's not too bad. My husband's specialty has always been Brussel Sprouts w/Bacon and Chestnuts (which were widely available when we lived in the UK). For those that would like to try the pie, here it is: Eggnog Pie Modified Williamsburg Cookbook version by me :-) Ingredients: Baked pie shell* 1 cup (8 oz.) milk 1 1/2 cups (12oz.) whipping cream (divided) 2 ½ t unflavored gelatin (roughly 1 packet, but a packet can vary widely, according to Cooks Illustrated, so measure to be sure) plus 1t to stabilize the topping [Note: 6 sheetsof gelatin is the equivalent of 3 teaspoons of powdered gelatin or a 10g packet, therefore you will need 5 sheets for the base and 2 sheets for stabilizing the whipped cream] 6 T Splenda (divided) [if not using Splenda, the entire recipe takes ¾ cup (6 oz.) sugar, divided] 3T granulated sugar (this is part of the ¾ cup of sugar needed, Splenda CANNOT be substituted for this!) 3 eggs separated 1/4 cup (2 oz.) dark rum (I like to use a dark rum, but this ingredient is entirely optional!) vanilla, to taste nutmeg, for garnish (freshly grated, if possible!) * Bake the pie shell first, so it has time to cool before adding the filling. Method: Separate the eggs, putting the whites into a bowl of a size to be able to whip them (get another bowl to whip ½ cup cream later), and the yolks into a large custard cup or ramekin. Soften gelatin in 1/4 cup (2 oz.) water, boil the milk plus 5T Splenda (1/2 cup, 4oz. sugar), beat yolks and add 1/2 cup (4oz.) of milk mixture to yolks, beat and add to the rest of the milk mixture, cook gently until mixture coats back of a spoon*, add gelatin mix and rum, cool in fridge until beginning to set (about 35 minutes, but start checking every 5 minutes at 30). It should be the consistency of pudding when it is ready. Meanwhile, beat egg whites and 3 tablespoons sugar (one T at a time) until soft peaks form. Fold into the custard. Whip ½ cup (4oz.) of the cream until stiff. Gently beat the whipped cream into the custard mixture with a wire whisk attachment on an electric mixer until combined. Place into pie shell. Freeze for an hour or two (at most) or refrigerate overnight. Whip remaining cream with 1t gelatin**, a small amount of vanilla (to taste), and 1T Splenda (or sugar) until reasonably stiff, but still soft. Cover the custard with whipped cream and sprinkle nutmeg (freshly grated is best!) on top. Refrigerate until served and refrigerate all leftovers. *Note: if the mixture manages to curdle on you, pour it into a blender and puree. Alternatively, if you own a stick blender, pour the mixture into a tall, wide-mouthed plastic cup and whiz until smooth. Make sure that you wash out the pan so that any remaining curdled bits do not recombine. This can also be done if the cooled mixture accidentally solidifies! **To stabilize one cup of cream: Start whipping the cream. Mix 1t unflavored gelatin (2 sheets) with 1T water in a microwavable cup. Heat for 10-15 seconds, until the gelatin has melted. While the gelatin is still in a liquid state, very quickly pour it into the whipping cream as the cream is starting to stiffen....See MoreDining lacks something. What would you change?
Comments (1195)Oh my goodness! The drapes look fantastic and the ties are wonderful! Just right! And the reflection of the drapes in the mirror is quite stunning! Your table for Easter was beautiful and I just feel so blessed to have been a part of this journey with you. I feel like you are a life long friend!! And I guess you are! So happy we have helped you bridge through life challenges and I know that you are a strong, loving, wonderful person, so I wish you the very best. But I think I will be suffering from "withdrawal" if you don't start another project!! The art wall?? The living room!? Please, don't leave us! Well, life goes on. I also hope your summer travels are safe and create many wonderful memories for the whole family. Thanks a million! Flo P.S. Remember, you have to start at the latest July on any other projects to be done by Thanksgiving! lol...See Moremsazadi
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