Country Home Kitchen

A couple that loves to share big Sunday meals with family gets a homey country kitchen.

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Hide CaptionShow CaptionThis couple loves to cook for a crowd. After ten years of cooking their specialty of fried fish, the walls need a little work to prep them for paint.
Paint expert Danielle Hirsch recommends using TSP (trisodium phosphate) to remove the gloss and grease from existing paint. Use sandpaper to remove stubborn grease spots. Unfortunately there's nowhere for everyone to sit down and enjoy a home-cooked meal. The freezer is essential but also takes up valuable space. And, what does every chef really want? Yep, more counter space.

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