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rob, Ashley's all time favorite burger was something called an "aloha burger" at Applebees. They took it off the menu and she found something similar at Red Robin just so I could taste it and try to replicate it, LOL, so your Hawaiian burger looks much like the one she liked. Blizlady, here's the zucchini candy recipe. Unfortunately, it seems that the thermostat must have stuck on my very old dehydrator today and it just melted the inside, so my current batch of experimental dried zucchini chips are toast. Well, they're actually encased in melted plastic, but you get my drift. Now I have to buy a new dehydrator. Sheesh. Zucchini Candy 10 cups peeled diced zucchini 1/2 inch cubes ( I use "worms" about 3 inches long and 1/12 inch thick and wide. The little dice would be good in muffins, though. 3 cups water 2 pkgs. unsweetened Koolaid 2 1/2 cups sugar Peel zucchini, diced, removing seeds. Mix the liquid syrup together. Add zucchini. Bring to a boil and them simmer for 25 min. Drain. Put on dehydrator trays. Dry 14 hours at 125 degrees. Turn pieces over and dry another 4 hours. This will feel dry and not sticky when done. Store in jars or other tightly sealed containers.If you dip in sugar when you turn them, they will be more like "gum drops" on the outside. You can do the same thing with the zucchini but use 48 oz. pineapple juice 2 T. pineapple extract 2 1/2 cups sugar 1/4 cup lemon juice Have fun! Annie

Yes, that's a pullout faucet, the Kohler Fairfax pullout in brushed nickel. The sink is the Kohler sink Owls4Me linked (but I paid about $150 less for it at EXPO last year). I wanted a pullout faucet b/c I wanted a lower profile than a pulldown because: (1) there's a cabinet above part of the sink, (2) there's seating & I wanted to reduce splashing, and (3) I didn't want it to be a "focal point" on the peninsula. It turns out it's much better for filling pots & fish buckets. I just put the pot or bucket on the counter, hook the faucet head on the edge of the pot/bucket, and let it fill. The fish bucket in particular gets too heavy (5 gallons) to lift up out of the sink and then down. I'd rather just slide it off the counter and down. The sink base is a 36" corner sink base...even stock cabinet lines have them. It wasn't a special order cabinet. If he's charging you more for the angle, then I assume he would do the same for any corner cabinet w/the angle instead of the 90o cut (like a lazy susan cabinet)? I can't imagine it would cost that much more....unless he doesn't want to do it and this is his way of discouraging you... As a matter of fact, I'd think the sink base would cost less than a lazy susan cabinet since it doesn't need the curved wall to surround the shelves and it doesn't need the hardware for inside. ++++++++++ Space to open a refrigerator b/w the end of the peninsula and the refrigerator...what a luxury! LOL! I have 33" b/w mine. It was supposed to be 42", which I think is probably plenty, but due to the infamous measuring errors + outside venting issues, I ended up w/33". Yes, it's enough room to open & stand in front of (and nice & close for staging groceries for putting in the refrigerator!), but no one can easily pass by while the refrigerator is open. Luckily, the refrigerator is one appliance that's not open for very long. Getting to the point...5' is more than enough...if you want more peninsula length, you could decrease the aisle to 48" and still allow someone to pass by.

Buehl, the reason I went with drawers was remembering getting down on the floor to dig into the small dorm fridge I had in college and thinking about how much I enjoyed having to dig into base cabinets for something in the back where you can't easily see it or reach it -- the bases I couldn't wait to replace with drawers and don't miss at all. Ours are in the breakfast room -- between the kitchen and the family room as part of a hutch coffee/breakfast bar. Not a reason for the choice, but I also like that the drawers look more like furniture.