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I read Consumer Reports and several reviews. I finally opted for just a stamped set. I ordered the OXO Professional Series. It was a 14 piece set for $75. So, could have gone cheaper. Could have gone with more expensive liked forged Wustof's or Forchners etc. Hope they work out.

Well, I opted to get an All-Clad square single burner griddle. It received good reviews. I am also going to buy the round cast iron griddle but it is only 10 1/2 inches. We will use it for smaller jobs.

I am looking for a Christmas gift (or two) for my wife. Is there something you use in your kitchen that you think every cook should have? (tool, certain knife, spatula, grater, appliance, etc) I figure what you all love, my wife may love. Thanks!

OK. Tell me what I must spend.

Looking to pick up a set of 6 or 8 steak knives. I want to keep it under $100. I would like non-serrated blades. I prefer handles that are not wood. Unless you talk me into wood. I don't like flimsy knives. What do you suggest?

Yes I know. I should be more clear. I figured if I was NOT going to go with Cast Iron and WAS going with All-Clad, etc, then I should get the benefit of dishwasher safe.

We have an electric. However, we like the quick convenience of using a griddle on the stove. Another issue: In reading more about All-Clad, I read that you must hand wash. Not sure if this is true, but we would prefer something we can throw in the dishwasher.

Looking for a new griddle for my wife. She had an 11" square one that is now ruined. Slightly warped and teflon flaking. I REALLY wanted to go with Cast Iron, but reviews on the Lodge 12" Square griddle was that it didn't heat evenly. I want it to be a single burner size but as big as I...