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Archive for October, 2008

RSVP International Endurance Butter Slicer

Friday, October 31st, 2008 at 5:06 am  
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The beauty of slicing butter into serve size pats is that it looks attractive on the table whether you are entertaining or not.

The butter slicer give you butter pats are just the right size for serving with warm scones and biscuits and the kids can use them without demolishing a tub of butter.

The 8 inch butter slicer is made from 18/8 stainless steel so it is a sturdy piece of kitchenware.

It is easy to clean as you can just pop it in the dishwasher when you have finished slicing up the stick of butter.

To use the RSVP butter slicer you simply place it over the stick of cold butter and push down gently. Hey presto, perfect slices of butter.

Where Can I Buy RSVP International Butter Slicer?
Cooking.com

Sushi Chef Sushi Making Kit – Make Sushi At Home

Friday, October 31st, 2008 at 2:15 am  
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Sushi Chefs are accomplished at the art of making sushi and make it look easy. However, making nice looking, great tasting sushi can learnt at home with a bit of practice.

The 10-pc. Sushi Chef Sushi-Making kit comes with everything you need to get you started, including instructions and a cookbook which makes it ideal for someone starting out. Sure you can pick up the ingredients at the local store but with this kit everything you need to get you started is supplied and ready to use – no hassles.

Once you have mastered the technique to get the sushi rolls to hold together and not unravel, you will feel confident enough to serve sushi to your guests when next you entertain.

Of course if you have friends like mine then you will all get stuck in together and use the kit to have a fun night learning how to make sushi.

This kit makes an ideal gift, so keep that in mind with xmas coming up.

What is included in the Sushi Chef – Sushi Making Kit:

  • Sushi Chef Cookbook
  • Short-grain Rice
  • Nori sheets for wrapping the sushi
  • Pickled Ginger
  • Spicy Wasabi Horseradish
  • Dark Soy Sauce
  • Rice Vinegar
  • Sushi Vinegar
  • Rice Paddle
  • Bamboo Mat for rolling-up your creations

Where Can I Buy the Sushi Chef – Sushi Making Kit?
Cooking.com

Can It Quickly – Granite Ware Covered Canner

Thursday, October 30th, 2008 at 11:53 pm  
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can-it-quickly-granite-ware-covered-canner For anyone who likes to keep their pantry stocked with homemade preserves, sauces, jams and marmalade, you really do need the right equipment to get the job done.

Believe me I have tried to bottle jams and preserves using a large saucepan and trying to get bottles or cans in and out of the water bath is a performance on its own, and that’s apart from burning myself with scalding water.

That’s where the Granite Ware covered canner becomes your lifelong friend when it comes to canning. The wire rack makes it easy to get the containers in and out of the pot.

How often have you picked up more fruit than you could possibly eat or made a pot full of delicious sauce and then wondered what on earth are you going to do with it all.

Canning is the obvious answer. Cook up that fruit into a tasty jam or jelly and can it.

The Granite Ware 21.5-qt. Covered Canner is an enameled steel pot with a lid and wire rack. When you are not canning you can use the porcelain on steel pot as a preserving kettle to make large quanitities of food when you are entertaining.

Capacity:

  • 7 quarts jars
  • 7 pint jars
  • 7 x 12oz jelly jars
  • 7 half pints
  • 7 x 4oz jelly jars.

Of the people who purchased this item 97% recommended it to others. Read the reviews at Cooking.com




Breville Espresso Coffee Knock Box

Thursday, October 30th, 2008 at 8:03 pm  
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breville-espresso-coffee-knock-boxEver wondered what to do with the use coffee grounds from the head of the portafilter on your coffee machine. Well they make excellent rich, environmentally friendly garden compost.

The Breville Barista Style knockbox is just the thing to use to dispose of those coffee grounds. It has a stabilizing polymer ring on the bottom which will prevent the container from slipping while you are knocking the coffee out of the portafilter.

The inner vessel is able to hold a generous amount of coffee grounds and it is removable for easy cleaning in the dishwasher.

Features of the Breville Barista-Style Coffee Knock Box

  • attractive brushed die cast metal body
  • the inner part is made of high grade polymer
  • the knock bar is made from engineering grade ploymer

The quality of the materials used make the knock box a durable item that will retain its shape.

Where Can I Buy the Breville Knock Box? Amazon.com

OXO Good Grips Potato Ricer

Thursday, October 30th, 2008 at 5:55 pm  
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oxo-good-grips-potato-ricerTake the hard work out of mashing potatoes. The OXO Good Grips potato ricer makes mashing potatoes an easy task.

And what a great way to get the kids to eat their veges by simply adding carrot, sweet potato, squash or pumpkin to the potato and ricing everything together.

The OXO Good Grips Potato Ricer has the good grips handle, you know the one I mean, the nice soft rubber handle that is comfortable to use and easy to hold.

There are tiny holes in the 3 inch masher surface that gives you a fine mash every time.

The potato ricer is dishwasher safe so clean up is nice and easy.

Once you have one of these handy kitchen accessories you will wonder how you managed without it.

WHERE CAN I BUY THE OXO GOOD GRIPS POTATO RICER?
Cooking.com

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