Kitchens for Cooks: Planning Your Perfect Kitchen

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Penguin Studio, 1996 - Cooking - 151 pages
Those who cook for a living have long known that organizing the kitchen into distinct preparation zones (WET, DRY, HOT, COLD) improves efficiency and saves energy. Forget the outmoded work triangle-the real issue is how your kitchen performs, not how it looks. Specially commissioned drawings by an architect, plus 75 full-color photographs of working cooks' own kitchens, illustrate a full range of options in kitchen design, equipment, and durable materials. Don't build of renovate before reading this book!

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Contents

Introduction
12
DRY ZONE
34
HOT ZONE
53
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About the author (1996)

William Stites is a widely published photographer who lives in the Florida Keys.

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