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Sometimes you just want things ready to grab. No opening a cabinet. No opening a drawer.

When I moved in I knew I needed to at least repair, if not replace, my cabinet doors. The plywood they were made from was delaminating on the corners. I took them all down, pumped them full of wood glue and put them back up.

This has had me blissfully not caring if I put holes in them for the last 8 years. So I just keep adding features for stuff that gets used frequently and I don't want to ever dig for.

Dry goods storage above the cabinets got installed first, a double magnetics knife strip so knives didn't go flying when you open the cabinet. Dry measuring cups, liquid measuring cups, pot lids for two sets of pots, small pastry rolling pin, instant read thermometer, pot holders, two skillets (one not seen to the left, a special shelf on the inside of a cabinet just got my instant coffee, and so much more like quick grab spice/oil racks over the sink.

Have you got any cabinet modifications you have done to make everything easier?

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[–] MakingWork@lemmy.ca 3 points 18 hours ago (4 children)

Camp / cottage feel! Cozy. You've utilized space so well.

The temperature gun is my favourite kitchen tool I see.

[–] FauxPseudo@lemmy.world 1 points 16 hours ago (3 children)

When making breads in the oven or in a pan, or deep frying something I don't like guessing at the temperature.

[–] Wolf314159@startrek.website 1 points 2 hours ago (1 children)

Just like guessing the temperature of the inside of things and instead opt to only get the temperature at the surface of things? That doesn't sound great for most kitchen related temperature readings.

[–] FauxPseudo@lemmy.world 1 points 1 hour ago

Center temp can be inferred from a number of factors like how long something's been in or what its texture is and your push on it. But there ain't no way to know whether a skillet is 300° or 600° when you are making pitas and you want it at 500. Is the oven lying any being preheated? Did it say it's 450 when it's only 375? Is that frying oil 350?

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