Cooking Gadgets

October 26th, 2006

Top 10 Essential Turkey Tools

Here are all the top 10 essential tools to make the perfect turkey, including all the fixin’s, plus a bonus 2 items to serve it up:

Roasting pan (great one from All-Clad or this cheaper Anodized Nonstick)

Curved Roasting Rack that allows the turkey to fit in well, the […]

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July 7th, 2006

Portable frying pan

There is just way too much you can plug into your car. From the coffee mug to this… frying pan? That’s right, it’s a portable Frying Pan… for those, um… breakfasts on the road. Yeah.
Maybe if I had a camper. Only $27.50
Via popgadget
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June 9th, 2006

Chicken Rocket

It looks and sounds a bit weird, I’ll admit. This is called a Chicken Rocket - and it’s used to flavor cook chicken on the BBQ.

Easy to use: fill the centre with water, wine, or stock and maybe some herbs, toss the chicken in, and put on the grill (or even the oven). The […]

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June 5th, 2006

Lagostina Fiveply-Copper Cookware Set

This is the topper of all new kitchen items that resulted from our wedding. With some returns and gift cards at The Bay, and a lovely 60% off sale, we purchased the ultimate cookware set:
Academy Fiveply-Copper™ 10 Piece Cookware Set by Lagostina

When we were looking at cookware, we narrowed our options to this set, or […]

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June 5th, 2006

Scanpan Sauté Pan

This post is for Duncan, who pointed it out way back in April before I left for the month of May (I’m back now!).
This is, therefore, a recommended product from Duncan. It’s a saute pan by Scanpan.
It’s made of titanuim, in Switzerland (where I was about a week ago), and comes with a Lifetime […]

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May 21st, 2006

I’m dreaming of a pot rack

One day I’ll have a kitchen bigger than a shoe box, and in it I’ll have a Pot Rack…

What do you dream of having in your kitchen?
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May 9th, 2006

Copper Egg Steamer

This has got to be one of the oddest things I’ve ever seen. It’s a Copper Egg Steamer:

First oddity: egg steamer. Second: copper. Ok. A very pompous egg steamer. Interesting.

Cook three eggs right at the table in this gloriously handsome steamer. The copper-clad steel steamer stands on brass legs and is topped by a brass […]

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April 19th, 2006

Warm ‘n’ Baste Set

This is a neat idea. It’s called a Warm ‘n’ Baste Set. It’s a little tiny pot whose lid is actually the brush for the marinades or sauces you are making. So, whether you are on the stove or the grill, your sauce is contained and warm.

Also suggested to warm up some herbed butter for […]

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April 19th, 2006

Roasting Pan

Yesterday I made my first turkey, and gloried in the joys of a fabulous roasting pan. I received, for my Bridal Shower, from my good friend Leora, an amazing roasting pan. Stainless steel, oval shaped, with a nice domed lid with vents. It had it’s own rack inside. However, I did buy a cheap new […]

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January 16th, 2006

Whirley Pop Popcorn Maker

The Whirley Pop Popcorn Maker is a product recommended by Tim Flight, a fellow b5 media blogger.
 
This is what Tim has to say:
"I’m addicted to popcorn, I’ll admit it. Popcorn is probably popped four times per week in my home, and has been since I was a little kid. I’ve tried many different ways […]

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January 16th, 2006

Anti-boil over clip: No more mess

Save yourself some mess with this: the anti-boil over clip:

It’s a horrible name for a product, but a good idea nonetheless:

Over Boil Clip:Boil pasta, vegetables or potatoes and walk away without worry. The 5/8" height adds just the right amount of space to let steam escape…no more bubbling messes. Dishwasher safe Dupont nylon fits all […]

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November 24th, 2005

Happy Thanksgiving

If you’ve just stuffed yourself silly only to spend an hour cleaning your roasting pan, why not try a nonstick one next year? ;)

Happy Thanksgiving.
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