What's your best ever kitchen purchase?
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Something that satisfies day in and day out, your dirty little secret you now want to share...
Mine is the Bourgeat ceramic non stick frying pan. Love it more than my wife. It's everything you ever want in a frying pan without the image or the cost.
http://www.nisbets.co.uk/Bourgeat-Non-Stick-Cerami...
What do you love in your kitchen?
Mine is the Bourgeat ceramic non stick frying pan. Love it more than my wife. It's everything you ever want in a frying pan without the image or the cost.
http://www.nisbets.co.uk/Bourgeat-Non-Stick-Cerami...
What do you love in your kitchen?
My Kin Knifes, chopping is now effortless, Frying pans http://www.nisbets.co.uk/De-Buyer-Mineral-B-Iron-F... gets to a high temperature for the ultimate steak, Induction Hob, BTC coffee machine makes fantastic coffee, now can't stand instant.
jjones said:
induction hob (but not an aeg as that one cost a fortune and lasted less than 3 years).
Got one in our rented place at the moment, hate it.Has made sure that when I buy a place again I'll install a gas hob.
Fire, heat. No fire, no heat. Where's the problem? I now have a cupboard full of lovely pans that I can't use, 10cm omelette pan, egg poacher, heavy pan for casseroles.
Induction, shminduction.
Gandahar said:
Something that satisfies day in and day out, your dirty little secret you now want to share...
Mine is the Bourgeat ceramic non stick frying pan. Love it more than my wife. It's everything you ever want in a frying pan without the image or the cost.
http://www.nisbets.co.uk/Bourgeat-Non-Stick-Cerami...
What do you love in your kitchen?
I have the same; a really excellent pan.Mine is the Bourgeat ceramic non stick frying pan. Love it more than my wife. It's everything you ever want in a frying pan without the image or the cost.
http://www.nisbets.co.uk/Bourgeat-Non-Stick-Cerami...
What do you love in your kitchen?
But my number one:
Global G-2. Bought 6 years ago; used nearly every day.
Combined with this works wonders:
TG Hevea board.
And kept sharp with this:
Our (Panasonic) bread maker; fresh (really fresh!) bread two or three times a week. I don't know how long a loaf stays edible because we always eat it before it has a chance to get stale. When the last bread maker broke, it was a matter of urgency to buy a new one.
A water filter. I expected it to be dumped in the back of a cupboard within a few days, but we are on our second one now (the first one didn't survive being dropped on the floor). Apart from tasting better than tap water, filtered water doesn't fur up the kettle.
And then there are the kitchen knives.. a weird mix of cheap department store jobs and one or two Globals.
A water filter. I expected it to be dumped in the back of a cupboard within a few days, but we are on our second one now (the first one didn't survive being dropped on the floor). Apart from tasting better than tap water, filtered water doesn't fur up the kettle.
And then there are the kitchen knives.. a weird mix of cheap department store jobs and one or two Globals.
22s said:
I have the same; a really excellent pan.
But my number one:
Global G-2. Bought 6 years ago; used nearly every day.
Combined with this works wonders:
TG Hevea board.
And kept sharp with this:
I have a terrific little Circulon frying pan that does a fantastic job and is super easy to clean. But my number one:
Global G-2. Bought 6 years ago; used nearly every day.
Combined with this works wonders:
TG Hevea board.
And kept sharp with this:
+1 on the Global knives - have the same one plus a couple of others and they really are brilliant.
Probably my favourite thing, though, is the slow cooker, which gets used at least 3-4 times a week. Everything from roasts to pasta sauces to curries and chilli con carne, as well as excellent soups. Makes life a zillion times easier and everything comes out delicious.
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