Difference between revisions of "Kitchen"

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A '''kitchen''' is a room in a house, hotel, restaurant or similar premises where food is prepared for consumption. A kitchen on a [[ship]] is called a galley.
 
A '''kitchen''' is a room in a house, hotel, restaurant or similar premises where food is prepared for consumption. A kitchen on a [[ship]] is called a galley.
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Prior to the outbreak of the [[feminism]] movement of the 1960s, the kitchen was the considered a woman's primary place of occupation. It was her duty to prepare a meal for her husband and children, and served as a place to store cooking and cleaning supplies. As more migrant immigrants entered the country, the [[liberal]] media began stressing the importance of eating in restaurants and delis operated by [[illegal immigrant]]s.
 
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As women began pursuing careers, the kitchen and dining room has been replaced by fast food and television. It is rumored that [[Obama]] wants to see the kitchen replaced entirely by government-operated soup kitchens.
 
  
 
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Revision as of 21:15, August 13, 2010

A kitchen is a room in a house, hotel, restaurant or similar premises where food is prepared for consumption. A kitchen on a ship is called a galley.

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