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I reeally wish I still had a table my parents had when I was growing up in their kitchen. It was very heavy wood..had the old ivory roller small caster wheels on the legs..even had a iron burn on it from sometime over the years, so it was always covered with a tablecloth. My mom had told me yrs...

That glass coffeemaker outdid my drip coffeemaker any old time, but this brand new Gevalia is a dandy too...LOL! I guess I want to keep the glass one just for 'memories' sake...lots of them with it with my mom gone and all and my kids were little then. Oh the memories.. :-)

I just got my Gevalia coffemaker last week and I absolutely love it. I truly like the coffee too..not a trace of bitterness in it...even better than Folgers. I had joined Starbucks, but dropped it right after the first shipment..waaayyy overpriced and not near the great quality of Gevalia. I...

I have used this recipe for years and have yet to have it fail to make terrific soft light fluffy dumplings. My mom was a great cook but just could not make a fluffy dumpling for some reason. Worked out great...I made these for her and she made her wonderful flaky pie crusts for me since you...

This is a recipe I got from my ex SIL years ago and use it all the time. It makes really great noodles with none of the time they usually require...no drying needed. I just roll it out and use a pizza cutter to quickly cut into strips for the noodles and drop in my boiling broth. Great with both...

I still have one of the old glass coffeepots like my mom used to use all the time. I did have hers and used it all the time, but one day I had made coffee in it..turned my back to do something else in the kitchen and heard this big 'crack' and then water pouring. Yep..it just cracked in half...

Well...this isn't a appliance, but does a cooking item count I still use a green antique glass measuring cup my mom had. I believe she got it from my Grandma. I keep looking at Anchor Hocking measuring cups, but just can't bring myself to buy one. I actually have quite a few 'antique' dishes...

I used to use just a LITTLE bit of Barkeepers Friend on a damp dishcloth to clean it gently with. Then wipe with a clean damp cloth and then dry with a dry towel. You can then use a bit of glass cleaner and a paper towel to shine it up. Unfortunately mine wonderful metal toaster just bit the...