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If you’ve been cooking for a few years, you’ve probably already stocked your kitchen with basic tools and equipmenta few key recipesgrown-up kitchen habits We like to think of this list as a “next-level” guide to making your kitchen feel grown-up. Most of the items below don’t show up on standard starter kitchen lists; they’re not really essential for the most beginner cook, but they’re fantastic items for the lifelong cook.

I seriously needed some kitchen cabinet organizers for my messy kitchen storage cabinets. This pot rack is the best pots and pans organizer ever!!

Kate Spade Turquoise Pots and Pans from the All in Good Taste Collection - Love the non-stick coating!

Known for their bright, colorful kitchen tools, Le Creuset is taking the line in a new, non-glossy direction with matte options for the minimalist kitchen.

I gave the delightful yet durable Japanese ceramic pot as a gift, but quickly decided it was also mine.

My three cast iron skillets are my most-used kitchen items. One of the skillets used to belong to my grandmother, which means the interior is super smooth (great for eggs). Because I use them so often, I keep my pans right on my stovetop, but that’s certainly the least exciting way to store them, as evidenced by the setups in these 10 kitchens: Cast iron pans actually look quite striking when displayed in the open, whether packed in clusters on a pot rack or hung side by side on the wall.

It’s time for another round of weekly finds and I’ve found so many must-haves for spring and summer. (Can you believe it’s nearly May?!) This week I’m sharing the gold stacking rings I’m currently obsessed with. You can see the simple pearl ring I’m wearing on my pointer finger these days here. I also stumbled

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All-time sexiest cookware? In Italy, designers have started thinking beyond the burner, creating streamlined, multifunctional pieces that can go from stove