DCS range top--now sold by Fischer and Paykel
It can simmer on so so low and then really sear a steak
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Kitchen-Part 3/The Working Side
This is where I will be most of Thanksgiving morning. Home on the range.
The DCS range top. It has the fire power to do it. 4 burners and a grill in the center, with a stainless steel griddle that sits on top of the grill. A hurricane of a fan is needed to vent. These kind of fans are not the kind you find in Home Depot stores. Look online for commercial/restaurant quality that are up to code. This fan vents directly outside, straight right on this photo.
That pot filler was also high on my want list and has been so worth it--especially during canning season. The typical filler is hooked to a cold water supply, but my husband and the plumber did not know this, so mine is hot water. Going to boil it anyway usually. It was a Very tight fit to run the plumbing for this up behind the drawers of the drawer cabinet holding the range top. Barely fit.
Enjoy the photos. We worked very hard to do this ourselves. The only outside labor was a carpenter for the structural supports--removing the wall and a plumber. He is mandated by state regulations here because connecting to a municipal water supply could contaminate back into the system so it has to be done by a licensed plumber. And I have to add that we have the most wonderful tasting water anywhere I've ever been--but the most expensive private system ever for our little corner of town. Everything was inspected and approved by the town building inspector and done with the proper permits. Here is what we did.
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Just my feelings of the day on the chalkboard |
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This is the same idea here on the baking center cabinet-leg added to an existing freestanding piece of furniture. |
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This is the real end working in the kitchen. Not mine. Bart is always in position to catch crumbs. |
Leg detail on the Kraftmaid Cherry Peppercorn island. Again, we added the detailed legs and stained them with stain from Kraftmaid. Pottery is Bennington
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The vent hood with the two little panels and trim is all custom by my husband. The crown molding--the same. |
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