Daniel H. asked on Google+: “We have a very small kitchen with very little countertop space. Do you have any space-saving tips?”
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Jesus, you have a lot of pots.
yes, i too installed multiple shelves to put up my 50 kitchen aid mixer bowls.
she was using multiple examples of what to do with what she had…the test kitchen.
This kitchen isn't tiny
Obe of my favorites is I got a cart with storage on the bottom with a stainless steel top for around 100 bucks at Wally's. I roll it in when I cook, out when I don't.
I agree that books don't belong next to a sink; furthermore, I don't keep any cookbooks in my kitchen. They need to be stored in a clean, dry environment.
Putting the book next to the sink does not make sense.
I don't have any wall space. My kitchen is so tiny there are cupboards or appliances on on all the walls. I have 2 cabinets worth of work space on one side of the sink and 1 on the other and absolutely none on the other side of the kitchen, only my stove and fridge. I did manage to squeeze a very narrow trash can between the two. Any tips for that?
"Toss it in the compost bin" FTFY.