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Good tip, Kristin, and I thank you. My husband cooks fish for us several times a week. I'm no longer aware of any odor, but I suspect my visitors might be! I'll try your suggestion.

And what could be better than the scent of cinnamon?......Especially when it replaces the lingering odor of cooked fish!

Kristin, your coolness continues to grow every day!  And yes, I designed that pic on my latest blog...I wish I was that talented in art.  :)

Hey, Kristin. Cinnamon is my favorite smell. I will give this a try. Thanks and take care, Jim

I had never heard of that --- good idea!    Well, we may not have much fish to eat in the near future with BP!

Kristin, fish or no fish you can't beat the smell of warm cinnamon wafting through the house.  It fools people into thinking there's a homemade apple pie baking in the oven.  Great tip once again, thanks!  

Kristin, my wife loves fish but I'm not particularly crazy about it. Never the less, the smell is almost always there. When my wife wants fish, the waitress always serves it with a smile

Wow Kristin this is a great idea and does the fish smell come back after cooking the cinnamon?

My husband hates the smell of fish and won't even eat it and cinnamon is his favorite scent so this is a win win for me to get my fish :)  Thanks

Kristin

I literally learn something everytime  I read one of your posts.