While I was browsing through all the wonderful posts on Black Eiffel the other day, I came across one that I just had to share with you. In “Method,” graphic designer Rachel Jones reveals that she pins up food articles and recipes on a hidden wall in her kitchen.
It got me thinking that the inside of the pantry cabinet is the perfect place to tape up photographic inspiration for recipes. I’m kind of a creature of habit when it comes to cooking. I forget that I know how to make all sorts of delicious foods, and instead cook up a rotation of angel hair with sauce, fried eggs with onions and tomatoes, rice and beans, and pierogis. Maybe if I tape up a few magazine cutouts of some new recipes or even just of foods I know how to cook but never think of making, there will be a little more variety to my meals. I’ll see the inspiration every time I reach for a box of pasta in the cabinet, but the magazines will still be hidden away so I have that nice, streamlined look to my kitchen.
So much easier than poring over my cookbooks, searching for something—anything—to inspire a meal when I’m already hungry!
Stephanie Nikolopoulos 
I would probably like photos of chocolate in every form!!!!