So, I got a little something in the mail yesterday from PW. That is The Pioneer Woman in case you have been living under a rock and don’t know who PW is. It was awfully kind of her to send me her cookbook. Signed and all. It was a gift.
Just between you and me, I think she knows I can’t cook and thought she might help a sister out. She is nice like that. But if anyone can make me want to cook, it is PW.
And truly, I’m grateful for this cookbook. I took that photo above with my phone the minute I opened the package, sorry it is kind of blurry. I was pretty excited when I got it and couldn’t stop jumping up and down.
The cookbook looks divine and the recipes sound so good! In fact, I got so excited about everything I could make from the cookbook I spontaneously found myself over at Anthropologie looking at cute baking stuff. WHAT? Yes. Because, that is what happens when I think about cooking or baking. I think about needing cute kitchen accessories. And then I want them. I have a problem. I’m aware of that.
So, come with me to Anthropologie (online) and shop, OK? Let me drag you along with me! I love going window shopping with you!
Ooo, pretty. I’m pretty sure I need this butter dish.
Or, maybe this one!! Yes?
Oh, oh, OK, maybe this one.
You can never have too much butter, right?
Let’s just get them all.
And these little chalkboard herb and spice jars. Need. Cuteness.
My eggs would be pretty spectacular in this little tray, wouldn’t they?
I think it would make ‘em look fresh from the PW ranch, almost!
And these, how could I resist THESE little measuring cups?
I think PW would agree. I need cute measuring cups. Precious.
A milk bottle measuring cup?
That looks like it came straight off of PW’s ranch.
Gotta have that before I make anything from her cookbook. Must.
Wait. They call this a wallpaper juicer? Wah?
I seriously thought for quite awhile about how it could be used it for wallpapering.
Until I realized maybe they didn’t mean it was literally a wallpaper juicer.
Not sure.
But either way, I am thinking this is a must.
And last but not least, I’m sure I will need this adorable little Farmer’s Market basket.
For, berries. Or, something.
Are you with me? ADORABLE, right? All of these are so fun for a gift to yourself or someone else, and they are actually all fairly reasonably priced considering how awesome they are. If I remember right, I think the most expensive thing was $38, everything else was $12 to maybe $25. I think I’m all ready to try out a recipe now. I’ll let you know how it goes and what I make!
This post is not sponsored by PW or Anthro, but I recommend both sites very highly. Although it is not yet out, you can preorder PW’s book on amazon by clicking the image below (you can also find it and some other books I like in my somewhat neglected shop).
So, what little kitchen gem from Anthropologie would you go home with?
And in a related question, do you cook more on the weekends or during the week?
All images of Anthropologie products are from Anthropologie.com
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The butter dish looks quite ‘dishy’. I think I’ll have that one.
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That is sooooo funny! I have been working on my blog template (yay!) and taking photos of food for posts, and thinking, “ooooh I need new and cuter measuring cups and spoons and serving bowls and mixing bowls and casserole dishes, and and and!” So I am right there with ya…even started a shopping list on the refrigerator for all these things (and I need a new refrigerator too since this one is 27 years old!) So perhaps we should go shopping together….Although Anthro stuff is precious, Williams Sonoma or Sur la Table fits my kitchen better. Guess we can shop them all!
I could use one of the butter dishes- butter here comes in larger “pats” and I always have to cut them to fit in my dish. I cook all week but do try to carefully plan so I can have leftovers for busy nights.
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I love the ceramic berry basket, I almost bought 5 but I controlled myself. I am cooking through PW’s latest cookbook, she sent me a little preview a few months back so I am well on my way. Come on over and enjoy my cook thru since it sounds like you might not be making to many of Ree’s recipes ; )
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I must have been living under a rock – I’ve been blogging since 2004, but hadn’t heard of The Pioneer Woman until about 6 months ago
I love that little berry container, but I can’t see paying $20 for it
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Crate and barrel has them in white for much cheaper – around $7.00i think
I saw the gorgeous flowered measuring cups at Antrho in Houston the last week I was living there. 12 months later I asked my sister to pick them up for me in WI because I knew I needed them; I promptly forgot I asked her, and when I was visiting at Christmas she handed me an Anthro bag and she’s bought it for me as a “happy gift”. And she got me the matching teaspoons! Looks like I’ll have to get the butter dish!
You might want to check out http://www.pier1.com . OK, I work there, and seldom take home any of my paycheck, but if you like those butter dishes and printed measuring cups, you really ought to have a look. Just sayin.
Good point, I’m gonna check them out. I love Anthro on sale
or for gifts!
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I’d like to think God was looking out for my now SAHM bank account when he made sure there wasn’t an Anthropologie store anywhere near our home. It’s one of my fave sites to go to when I’m dream shopping! Also, super jealous of your signed PW cookbook!