What do you think makes a dream kitchen?

Generally...Mexicans. Who else does manual labor nowadays? Now if you want a dream patio, I'd go with the Portuguese. They are good w/masonry.

I would think a kitchen would require skill and understaing of delicate and complex fixtures...it might call for some asians at least to finish it. YOu could get the mexicans to do the rough framing and what not.

No, I mean what kind of products, gear and utensils makes a kitchen a dream kitchen.

Having a pot to piss in, and the means to heat it. That's what makes a dream kitchen.

my dream kitchen is all miele or viking appliances. apron front sink. definitely modern. maybe french country if done right like jude law's place.

a breakfast nook,decent sized fridge/freezer that has water/ice dispenser,walk in pantry,and a mascot of some sort.

I don't have the room or the dough for a dream kitchen, but Figgs talking about an ice dispenser reminds me that my next fridge must emit crushed ice. No ice compares to crushed. Cubes are for fags.

Okay I know I can't be the only person whose first thought, knowing the subject matter and original poster, was this.

^ Didn't think of it but glad you did.
Any kitchen where I don't have to bend down or reach high to get things is a dream kitchen to me.

How about one with a walk in oven..!

Any kitchen with Panzer in it is a culinary nightmare.

I want the guy from iron chef screaming at all of my undocumented workers. The ghost of Leona Helmsley would do HR and all exit interviews would be conducted by Donald Trump.

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I think that the dream kitchen should use professional equipment, like pro ranges. Not like those Viking or Wolf, but stuff like Vulcan. And why does everyone wants a huge 36"-48" range when you only use like 2 burners the most at the same time? I think that there should only be a 12" range with only 2 burners.

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