"The upper crust" is an English-language idiom that refers to a society's social or economic elites. It is derived from the housekeeping practices of the pre-industrialization British gentry, whose servants baked bread for the household but were permitted to eat only the pan-scorched bottom portion, with the unblackened "upper crust" being reserved for the landowning family"(Wikipedia).
Today, some of the upper cabinets came down. Before we can bake bread and Larry's famous cinnamon rolls again, we must remove the old and replace with the new. It's interesting how much man relies on hard work and good food.
What kinds of things do you bake in your kitchen? Can you easily find all of the utensils, bowls and ingredients you need to do the job? Just like a recipe a kitchen comes together, one ingredient at a time. What are some of the ingredients you left out when you remodeled or updated your kitchen, or what are some of the things you wish you had in your kitchen today to make food preparation a bit easier?
Today's "comment" space is dedicated to you. Share you ideas for what makes or breaks a kitchen.
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