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9 tips for an outdoor kitchen that lets you enjoy the party

9 tips for an outdoor kitchen that lets you enjoy the party

Have you ever found yourself running back and forth between cooking indoors and cooking outdoors on a warm afternoon? The best way to prevent this from happening is to properly design your outdoor kitchen so that it can function like your indoor kitchen. Now, this doesn't mean you need a large outdoor kitchen — in fact, a small one might be just what you need. Prevent unnecessary trips inside by doing all the prep work ahead of time, and when it's time to cook, make sure you get all your essentials together before you start — it's easy to forget about the paper towels or the trash can until you actually need it. If you are designing an outdoor kitchen or looking for ideas on how to improve your existing outdoor kitchen, follow these tips and you'll find yourself right in the middle of the party, even while you're cooking. -- By Alex Jewett

A look at the high speed animals of the ocean

A look at the high speed animals of the ocean

Swift sea-life is the focus at the California Academy of Sciences newest exhibition.

Cincinnati's baby gorilla makes public debut

Cincinnati's baby gorilla makes public debut

A baby gorilla from Texas made her debut at the Cincinnati Zoo Tuesday with some of the people who have served as its surrogate mothers.

 
  • Since the new squirrel monkey was born in June, the animals' keepers are not sure if the babies are male or female.
  • The baby squirrel monkey is extremely curious and spends most of its day riding around on its mother’s back.
  • The baby squirrel monkey is extremely curious and spends most of its day riding around on its mother’s back.
  • The baby squirrel monkey is extremely curious and spends most of its day riding around on its mother’s back.
  • The baby squirrel monkey is extremely curious and spends most of its day riding around on its mother’s back.
  • The baby squirrel monkey is extremely curious and spends most of its day riding around on its mother’s back.
  • The baby squirrel monkey is extremely curious and spends most of its day riding around on its mother’s back.
  • The new anteater is only a month old and currently weighs less than 5 lbs. The baby will grow up to weigh more than 100 lbs like its parents, Adelhi (mother) and Buddy (father). Anteater babies nurse for six months and are carried on their mothers’ backs for up to a year.
  • The new anteater is only a month old and currently weighs less than 5 lbs. The baby will grow up to weigh more than 100 lbs like its parents, Adelhi (mother) and Buddy (father). Anteater babies nurse for six months and are carried on their mothers’ backs for up to a year.
  • The new anteater is only a month old and currently weighs less than 5 lbs. The baby will grow up to weigh more than 100 lbs like its parents, Adelhi (mother) and Buddy (father). Anteater babies nurse for six months and are carried on their mothers’ backs for up to a year.
  • The new anteater is only a month old and currently weighs less than 5 lbs. The baby will grow up to weigh more than 100 lbs like its parents, Adelhi (mother) and Buddy (father). Anteater babies nurse for six months and are carried on their mothers’ backs for up to a year.
  • The new anteater is only a month old and currently weighs less than 5 lbs. The baby will grow up to weigh more than 100 lbs like its parents, Adelhi (mother) and Buddy (father). Anteater babies nurse for six months and are carried on their mothers’ backs for up to a year.
  • The new anteater is only a month old and currently weighs less than 5 lbs. The baby will grow up to weigh more than 100 lbs like its parents, Adelhi (mother) and Buddy (father). Anteater babies nurse for six months and are carried on their mothers’ backs for up to a year.
  • Busch Gardens’ newest joey was named Louis by his keepers at Walkabout Way.
  • He currently weighs less than 10 pounds and spends most of his day in the pouch of his mother, Lulu.
  • When he becomes confident enough to spend the majority of his day outside of the pouch, he will join the kangaroo mob at Walkabout Way.
  • When he becomes confident enough to spend the majority of his day outside of the pouch, he will join the kangaroo mob at Walkabout Way.
 

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