Provisions at Food 52

I’m so excited about the new kitchen shop over at Food 52! It’s been one of my favorite food sites for a while, but now, with the addition of an e-commerce platform called Provisions, I have yet one more reason to go there! Founded by former New York Times food editor Amanda Hesser and Le Cordon Bleu graduate Merrill Stubbs, Food 52 has always been filled with interesting recipes and gorgeous, clean photographs. They continue this approach with their products, offering items that are simple, minimalist, and rustic. Perfect accessories for fall entertaining! I was immediately taken with the cake box and the trivet, but, really, there are so many pieces that I love. I’ve posted more of my favorites below, but you can check out the full collection right here.

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Printmeneer Cookie Cutters

As much as I love cookie cutters, I do get a little bored with the more traditional shapes. Everyone has them in their cupboard: the heart, the bell, the star. They’re fine when you’re a kid, but as an adult I really appreciate a cutter that has a bit more pizzazz, one that's unique and not every day. These cutters from Dutch company Printmeneer definitely fit that bill. Created using a 3D printer, the cutters are fun and whimsical and unusual. In their Etsy shop, you will find everything from cutters inspired by Piet Mondrian to cutters shaped like Volvos, to chevron like zig-zag cutters. So fun! For more info on Printmeneer and to shop online, click here. ~Erin

Heirloom Recipe Card Box

I've always wanted a recipe box, but I have yet to start the transfer from printouts to cards. It's just so easy these days to print a recipe or to keep them all stored on your hard drive that the idea of moving everything over to recipe cards seems like a daunting task. I would like to do it someday, though, and these recipe boxes from Rifle Paper Co. are exactly what I have in mind. They remind me of my mother's recipe box: wooden, sturdy, simple. At $125 a piece they are more than a bit pricey, but that's because each box is made by local craftsmen from locally salvaged hardwood (trees that were destined for landfills), so your recipe box will not only be totally unique, but also, a little bit, green. Click here for more info. {Thanks, Rose!}