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Do You Cook With a Cast Iron Skillet?
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Do You Cook With a Cast Iron Skillet?
Yes
No
I don't own one yet, but I want to get one.
Muffin Top Tin: Love It or Hate It?
Ever since I saw this muffin top pan ($19.95) on Serious Eats the other day, I can't seem to get it out of my head. The author of the story, a self-professed muffin-bottom lover, employs the pan to make other things, like individual quiches, gratins, and tarts. I, too, have never really understood the allure of the muffin top, but after reading the descriptive uses for the pan, I kind of want one.
Lasagna Trio Pan: Love It or Hate It?
While I love lasagna as much as the next avid home cook, I'm not sure how I feel about this lasagna trio pan ($79.95). Sure, it's great for picky eaters — you can make three different kinds of lasagna for your family! — but I prefer a slice of lasagna's soft center over the crusty side pieces.
Casa Quickie: Hang 'Em and Leave 'Em
Short on storage space in the kitchen? Hanging your pots and pans from the ceiling or high on the wall from chains and hooks is an easy way to free up your cabinets, and it makes an artful display. Just screw some hooks into a narrow strip of wood and then fasten the wood into the wall.
Off to Market Recap: Saute Pan
When I moved into my current apartment, my parents gave me an assortment of old pans. Although I love and use these pans, I don't own a very good saute pan, and it's affecting my confidence level as a home cook. To boost my culinary self esteem, I asked you to help me find a new saute pan.
Off to Market: Saute Pan
When I moved into my current apartment, my parents gave me an assortment of old pans. Although I love and use these pans, I don't own a very good saute pan, and it's affecting my confidence level as a home cook. To boost my culinary self esteem, let's head off to market in search of saute pans.
Set Your Table With Love This Valentine's Day
Planning a family-friendly fete this Valentine's Day? Consider serving up extra love with your presentation. Heart-shaped pans, cookie cutters, or dishes are a great addition to any kitchen because they can be used year-round to show your family you heart them.
Off to Market: Pie Pan
Although pie making is a year round activity, I find myself more particular about pies in the Fall. Because they are the sweet accompaniment to holiday dinners, a pie's presentation is incredibly important. A homemade pumpkin meringue pie just doesn't look as special in a disposable, foil pie tin.
Delilicious: Dazzling Novelty Cake Pans
It seems delicious kid friendly desserts taste even better when they come in the shape of something fun. The Wilton Giant Cupcake Cast Pan ($30) has become a staple for kid birthdays (much to the pleasure of moms like myself, its popularity coincides with a million great cupcake recipes). Looks like it's time to whip out my Cakes for Kids book!
How To Keep Track of Baking Pans and Cookie Sheets
While putting together the appetizers at a recent potluck, I ended up needing several cookie sheets. Some were mine, while others were borrowed. When I finished baking the prosciutto pinwheels, I had a really hard time figuring out which were my three cookie sheets.
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