Kitchenware photos on Flickr

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Shadows, Shapes and Sforms :) by rossomoto

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Blue and white by Coanri/Rita

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in my daughters' kitchen

blauw en wit in de keuken van mijn dochter

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From Kitchen to Loft by Kenneth Hau

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Traditional kitchenwares are displayed in a loft of a privately owned museum in Shiragawa-go, Japan.

MM: Sticks Sticks Together by Mark Biolchini

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Woodland Mixing Bowls by Jeni Baker | In Color Order

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Completed my Woodland mixing bowl set this weekend! I found the 401, 402 and 404 for $15 at the Medina Antique Mall! They were dirty but didn't even end up needing any magic eraser! If the seller had simply rinsed them off I'm sure they would have charged more for them! I'm glad they didn't! :)

Chinese tableware by Karin Weinzierl

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Old tea cup II by ♥ Moa Maria

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I was out in our summer cottage and took some shots. It was built in the 1950's and a lot of things in it are from that era.

Tribute to Traditional Shops 本地傳統店舖 (Paper Offering Store 紮作店) by Law Man-lok and Hong Kong Youth Arts Foundation 羅文樂及香港青年藝術協會, Art in Station Architecture 車站藝術建築, Sai Ying Pun MTR Station 西營盤站, Island Line 港島綫, Sai Ying Pun, Hong Kong by Snuffy

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Excerpt from www.mtr.com.hk: Led by the Hong Kong Youth Arts Foundation and artist Law Man-lok, “Tribute to Traditional Shops”, is the photography and illustration series of the four projects including Bamboo Kitchenware Store, Dried Seafood Store, Paper Offering Store and Rice Store.

The historical business district of Sai Ying Pun was once home to hundreds of traditional family-run shops, many of which specialised in handcrafted products for special occasions and everyday needs. Although many of these shops have now closed, those that continue to trade are a reminder of the unique character of this historic community.

For this project, a group of teenagers visited traditional bamboo kitchenware stores and spoke to the owners about their work and memories. Using these reflections, they worked with the artist to create lively pieces of art incorporating text and illustrations.

draining board macro by Francis Mansell

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Ultra close-up of glass dish and bowl.

If the cat fits, ware it. by Josie

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S | Spatulas, standard and supersized -[ FAFM '24 ]- by Carbon Arc

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Two versions of a common kitchen utensil, also known as a fish slice, turner, or flipper outside of the United States. The spatula on the left is a standard-sized one.

As an essential tool used in making pancakes, the regular spatula serves its purpose, but its size is far from perfect when flipping pancakes any larger than about five inches (127mm) diameter. I put up with this issue for years, until I got frustrated and decided to search for a larger utensil, happening upon the one on the right. Even though it took some getting used to, it does a better job than a traditional spatula, thanks to its seven-inch-deep (177.8mm) paddle.

Papel Manteiga by Mariana Newlands

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I photographed my grandma's lovely antique kitchenware for a bookcover I'm designing. the story is based on a culinary correspondence between a girl who's a chef and her great grandmother.

Pasta Fork by John Trapp

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Taken expressly for the "Looking Close... on Friday!" theme of 8/19/2022: THINGS WITH TEETH.

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Handle for MM by Zandgaby

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Kitchen scoop aluminium

TOOLS of the TRADE… by magda indigo

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Can you tell that I love red? It makes such a lovely happy accent in the kitchen.

These are also fantastic to work with in the non-stick pots and pans.

As I love being 'creative' in the kitchen these are definitely my kind of GADGETS, those that actually WORK and are properly helpful!!

More fun from studio Indigo.

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mini kitchenware by Ludmilla Hopkins

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Macro Mondays Members Choice - Found in the Kitchen

C h e f by Francis Tan

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The prominent landmark of the long stretch of Kappabashi street where you'll find all the kitchen wares and materials that you need. Claimed to be the largest area in the world that mainly caters the needs of chefs and cooking enthusiasts thus it earned the name of "Kichenware Town".

Location: Kappabashi, Tokyo

Kitchenware by marijke b.

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What light through yonder window breaks? by Andrew Newman

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A bit of shakespearean culture totally unconnected to this shot taken in the kitchen's at Beynac Castle, Dordogne region of France

P1000771 by Z. Andrzejewski

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Polish National Museum. Przypkowski in Jedrzejów kitchenware 1906

La Cartuja de Sevilla by Micheo

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Comprando loza en el mercadillo

Tea time... by Sonhos Coloridos

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...anyone? :)

Hora do chá...são servidas? :D

still life by sogni_hal

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One teaspoon 5 milliliters

Para compensar este día lluvioso y oscuro by Micheo

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To make up for this dark rainy day

Mis tazas recicladas en macetas en el alfeizar de la ventana

BOILING CHICKEN EGGS, 2023 by poseinformal

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You don't need a recipe for this dish, although sometimes the eggs don't come out as cooked as we want: they are either too raw or overcooked.

Our technique consists of putting the eggs in a small pot to cook with tap water, that is to say at room temperature, to which we add some drops of vinegar and a tablespoon of cooking salt.

When the water begins to boil, we start chronometer to count eight minutes and after that time we remove the pot from the heat.

We empty the pot of water, but let the eggs cool naturally, without adding cold water.

And that's it.

The time it takes for the water to start to boil depends on the elevation of the area where we are. In our case, the elevation of our area is 700m (2,300 feet) above mean sea level.

The higher the elevation of the area, the less atmospheric pressure there will be, therefore the water will start to boil sooner than at a lower elevation.

If we are, for example, at sea level, the atmospheric pressure will be higher, therefore the water will begin to boil later.

Photo taken in Pozuelo de Alarcón, Madrid, Spain.

COCIENDO HUEVOS DE GALLINA, 2023

No es necesaria una receta para este plato, aunque a veces no salen los huevos tan cocidos como queremos: o están demasiado crudos o demasiado cocidos.

Nuestra técnica consiste en poner en una pequeña olla los huevos a cocer con agua del grifo, es decir a temperatura ambiental, a la que echamos un chorro de vinagre y una cucharada sopera de sal de cocinar.

Cuando el agua empieza a hervir, cronometramos ocho minutos y pasado ese tiempo sacamos la olla del fuego.

Vaciamos la olla de agua, pero dejamos que los huevos se enfríen de forma natural, sin echar agua fría.

Y eso es todo.

El tiempo que tarda el agua en empezar a hervir depende de la elevación de la zona donde estamos. En nuestro caso, la elevación de nuestra zona es de 700m (2.300 pies) sobre el nivel medio del mar.

Cuanto mayor sea la elevación de la zona, habrá menos presión atmosférica, por tanto, el agua comenzará a hervir antes que en una elevación inferior.

Si estamos, por ejemplo, a nivel del mar, la presión atmosférica será superior, por tanto el agua comenzará a hervir más tarde.

Foto tomada en Pozuelo de Alarcón, Madrid, España.

HDR Garbage by Lisanne!

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Hidden Treasures by howard1916 - A Lost Man who found a camera

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A photo taken through a 'Behind Bars' scene at Attingham (NT) Shropshire

Turquoise! by Jeni Baker | In Color Order

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I was SO excited to find this pan! I've been watching some on eBay lately because it's just so pretty! Picked this up for $1 at a garage sale!

Cups for sale by Eric Flexyourhead

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Higashi Chaya, Kanazawa, Ishikawa, Japan. November 15, 2017.

By the way, my next Kansai Flickr photo sanpo is on Sunday, April 22. The walking routes will include Ishikiri and Ikoma. Please contact me by Flickr mail for our meeting and route information!

by Ben Ledbetter, Architect

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Here comes the sun by Grace Adamski

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Kitchen: Loft & Aria - Emmerich kitchen

Breakfast Clutter: Tres Blah - Hodgepodge

Canisters: The Loft - Flour, Sugar, Tea Cannisters

Bottles: The Loft - Oil and Vinegar

Cups: +Half-Deer+ Kitchenware - Cups Rack (White)

Tea Kettle: Apple Fall Enamel Teapot - Mint Green

Plants: dust bunny . kitchen clutter . potted herbs .

Hair: Truth - Elixir