That's where the kitchen Labrador comes in handy!
Favourite simple cooking utensils
- Thread starter LifeButBetter
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If you have answers, please help by responding to the unanswered posts.
If you have answers, please help by responding to the unanswered posts.
That's where the kitchen Labrador comes in handy!
Kathleen
Cupcake
Bribe the lab with a French fry when you sneak one for yourself.
FrankZ, fortunately, we have a towel truce in this house and the kitties just don't care.
~Kathleen
LifeButBetter
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Wow, a big response. I didn't realise there was such a love for kitchen gadgets.
I suspect more than a few members here have a thing for kitchen gadgets, no matter how trivial.
LifeButBetter
Assistant Cook
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If noone objects I will add some of these to an article I've put on my blog about this topic.
froggythefrog
Senior Cook
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I think we all have some utensil that we can't live without. When I worked fast food, I was highly dependent on the kitchen scraper we had, to quickly clean all the stainless steel kitchen equipment with. If that was lost, progress slowed down quite a bit. (That's why I am a software engineer now. )
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RPCookin
Executive Chef
My tongs... two pairs with silicone tips and one plain steel one; my wooden spoons; and my stack of cheap bar/kitchen towels I almost always have one on my shoulder with I cook). It's an oven mitt, hotpad, all purpose can't cook without it towel,
I forgot to mention my collection of small glass and stainless bowls I use for prepping. I measure everything out beforehand when working a recipe.
mexican mama
Senior Cook
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My tongs, my grater that can grate not only cheese but garlic too..also my favorite wooden spoon
babetoo
Chef Extraordinaire
assorted wooden spoons, four or five heat resistant spatulas. three different sizes glass measuring cups. i use a lot of not sticks pots and pans so don't have many things that can't be used with them.
vagriller
Head Chef
tongs
les
Sous Chef
I've just bought these: Poach Pod Set of Two Silicone Egg Poachers
They're brilliant to use & dishwasher safe, great for cooked breakfast.
They're brilliant to use & dishwasher safe, great for cooked breakfast.
I just got one of these...at a much lower price: Kuhn Rikon Switzerland Products: Silicone Butterfly Whisk it's pretty and spices up my utensil holder. I can't wait to use it.
Kathleen
Cupcake
I've been waiting to hear how this worked compared to a regular whisk. It really is pretty!
~Kathleen
So far I've just done scrambled eggs and it did a great job, less work and it cleaned up easily. Next up, I'm going to see how it works with meringue, but that has to wait until Easter.
Maybe I'll try making some mayonnaise...good idea!
AmandaES
Cook
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silicone tip tongs, silicone spatula, wooden spoon
Kayelle
Chef Extraordinaire
This is my newest favorite thing.....I seam veggies with it almost daily, and I love love love it.
The silicone egg poachers are next on my wish list. Love that silicone but I don't own any said body parts of it.
Amazon.com: Chef'n SleekStor Veggie Steam Silicone Steamer, Cherry: Kitchen &…
The silicone egg poachers are next on my wish list. Love that silicone but I don't own any said body parts of it.
Amazon.com: Chef'n SleekStor Veggie Steam Silicone Steamer, Cherry: Kitchen &…
Kathleen
Cupcake
I'm intrigued! What makes it different (better) than other kinds of steamers or poachers?
