"urban kitchen" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to refer to a kitchen located in an urban area or one that features urban-style decor. For example, "My aunt has a beautiful urban kitchen with all the latest appliances."
Another group creating a nonprofit is Urban Kitchen SF (urbankitchensf.com), which offers hands-on cooking classes.
Taken from 'The Urban Kitchen Gardener – Growing and Cooking in the City', by Tom Moggach Kyle Bookss, £16.99).
They appreciate her conversational, self-deprecating writing style, and her coping with a cramped, urban kitchen, all of which can resonate with young women learning to cook.
"Like Family" passes time in a New Jersey bathroom, a windowless mauve affair the size of an urban kitchen, with two slammable doors that ensure heavy traffic.
It remains to be seen whether New Yorkers will embrace the program, given that some may cringe at keeping a container of potentially malodorous waste in a typically cramped urban kitchen, even if it is supposed to be emptied regularly.
Terroir Parisien's urban kitchen garden in Paris was planted to ensure that quality seasonal produce - which was sourced in an eco-friendly way - could be provided to the restaurant all year round.
She has urged farmers to start growing sweet potatoes, a hardy crop in vogue in urban kitchens.
"But our products are very modular, so we can offer big kitchens for big houses, like the ones in Long Island, the Hamptons or New Jersey, and we can also offer urban kitchens".
Perhaps the most contemporary object in this blizzard of things is a compost pail, once a staple in farmhouses, which is increasingly showing up in suburban and urban kitchens, now a status symbol as potent as a Viking range.
Exhaust fans existed in all the urban kitchens; none were in the rural kitchens.
Stationary monitoring results indicate that rural kitchen PM10 levels are three times higher than those in urban kitchens during cooking.
