Barefoot in the kitchen recipes: 60 photos

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Its the Barefoot Contessa herself, Ina Garten! Follow along as she gives us a tour of her East Hampton, N.Y. kitchen (a.k.a. her...

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It is usually heard as part of the phrase barefoot and pregnant in the kitchen and it references a woman who is controlled by her husband by means of keeping her in the vulnerable state of pregnancy. Note also barefoot (unable to leave the house) and in the kitchen (performing appropriately domestic duties).
Here is how to display them while keeping your kitchen neat.
  1. Display cookbooks on window shelves. ...
  2. Integrate cookbooks into your island. ...
  3. Move a bookshelf into your kitchen. ...
  4. Think of cookbooks as decor pieces. ...
  5. Present a prized cookbook on a stand. ...
  6. Treat cookbooks as coffee table pieces. ...
  7. Display books on door backs.
In restaurant and kitchen slang, when a chef or server calls for hands, they are asking for someone to help them bring plates of food to the tables. This request is usually made when a large order is ready, and the chef or server needs help ferrying the plates to their diners.
Barefoot is the state of not wearing any footwear. There are health benefits and some risks associated with going barefoot.
One of the most common ways of keeping recipes organized is with recipe binders. Rather than keeping recipe books to flick through for recipe referencing, chefs will have the recipes they need collated in binders. This means that they can quickly and easily find necessary items without other recipes getting in the way.
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