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You can NEVER have too much LC! I could open my own store and no, I really don't need it all but I just love it. If you're asking what you basically should have in LC, I'd say (1) 5 or 8 qt round French oven (depending on the amount of food you cook), and maybe (1) 9 1/2 qt oval oven. The...

Kansas Girl: I made your first crustless quiche recipe tonight (see above) and it was very good. I added sauteed mushrooms, garlic, onions and spinach. For seasonings I added salt, pepper, creole seasoning, garlic powder, the nutmeg, parmesan cheese. I like spicy. The next time I make it...

Thanks! Thank you, Miss Daisy, for your recipe. I will definitely check it out. M.D.:rolleyes:

Kansas Girl, I believe you're recipe is exactly what I'm looking for. Thanks! M.D.

I was watching a Paula Deen show today and she did something very similiar. She melted butter and then added crushed saltines and mixed it up. She placed a small portion of this "dough" into muffin tins, and then added her quiche filling. Very interesting. I'll try your B&B version because...

If I was suggesting cookware for a beginner, I would keep it really simple. Don't buy a complete set unless you plan on using all the pieces. So, here's my suggested inventory for a beginner: 1 Non Stick 12" skillet/saute pan w/lid 1 Non Stick 8" omelette pan 1 Non Stick griddle skillet...

I have a couple of storage areas. Colorful Le Creuset - I have those tall metal floor LC pot racks that I display all my LC on. All Clad - I only have a few pieces of that but I have a metal ceiling basket hanger that I place them on. All other cookware - in a pull out base cabinet in the...

I get alot of jokes about Nutley. Nutley for the Nuts. I am the first to joke about it and always tell people about Martha and Robert. Maybe I should open a nut store in Nutley. I would love to call it, "The Nut Case" or "The Nut House.":wacko:

A hint about shopping for Le Creuset. I have never, ever paid full price for any of my pieces. I pay rock bottom and only shop sales. Most were purchased new on eBay or on Amazon.com but only when they were extremely, extremely off priced. I would never pay the outrageous prices W-S, SLT or...

Martha and I are from Nutley, New Jersey. Also hometown of Robert Blake :ermm:

If you have a Nesco electric roaster I know for sure that it has a low temperature (slow cooking) control. You can use this roaster for normal roaster or slow roasting. Rival and Hamilton Beach also have electric roasters in the 18 qt size but I don't know what their temperature gages are. Did...

What a great thread this is! I remember rollerskating (yes real rollerskating-4 wheels on each skate) up and down my block with all my friends and no one ever complained. During the summers a mini ferris wheel on a truck would drive through our neighborhood (just like the Good Humour Ice...

Basil! One of my favorite herbs. I love the fragrance of fresh basil. I'm on the East Coast so we are expecting a blizzard here. There will be no fresh home grown basil here for quite awhile. I also purchase fresh basil at the supermarket and then either freeze it or hang it upside down to...

Thanks for the warm welcome. So happy to know that it's okay that I still use some of my non-stick!! Always glad to meet friendly people with great senses of humor!:lol:

I'm a newbie to this forum. I've been watching a little while and was encouraged to post from the webmaster. I am Mommy Dearest and I've received that name because I am an office manager and I guess I run a tight ship. Anyway, like you, I love to cook, read about cooking, watch cooking...