Jan 10

Cuisinart MCP-12 MultiClad Pro Stainless Steel 12-Piece Cookware Set

I used to work in a kitchen store, but I’m not sure what is on the market today. I love All-Clad, but it is super expensive. What you want to look for is something that has an aluminum core and evenly thick sides. Revereware has a line with either aluminum or copper (best conductors of heat) reinforcement on the bottom, and they work fine. My problem with Revere is that the thin sides make it easy to scorch if your fire is too high.
Go to Bed Bath & Beyond or Target and compare the feel and the thickness of the different pans. Also, you’ll know you have a crappy pan when you tap the side and it sounds super thin and light.

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Dec 19

The following is recommended:
Stainless Steel
Heavy weight Aluminum
Cooper Bottom
Porcelain Enamel Covered Cast Iron

Glass-Ceramic is usable but not recommended
Stoneware is usable but not recommended

BUT IT MUST HAVE A FLAT BOTTOM!

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Feb 3

I have a $100 gift certificate to Macy’s, and I want to buy some cookware with it. The only problem is, I’m not a cook (I want to learn) so I have no ideal what kind to buy as a basic kitchen set. Should I get non-stick? I’m clueless.
What kind should I get, non-stick, stainless steel, etc?

In my humble opinion I like stainless. Right now Macys has a big sale on and most everything is half price. Since you’re just starting out I would get the Tools of the Trade Basic starter set that they have and get a couple of pieces of pyrex bakewear with the rest of the money. Later on you can go to a more expensive set. I have a Westbend waterless cookware set I bought about 30 years ago and have been using I paid a premium price for it but I haven’t had to replace it. I expect it’ll last another 30 years at least. I have no idea how much it sells for now. It’s mostly sold at state fairs. In the meantime you can buy a piece of non-stick at Wal-mart and try it out. I’d suggest a skillet. You’ll need to use plastic or silicone utensils with it or it scratches up. For cooking lessons or classes you might check to see if your local community college has classes once in a while if you don’t know anyone else who can show you and give you tips.
There’s also a good selection of beginning cook books. One last thing(sorry this turned into a book) depending on whether you have a gas or electric stove you’ll need to cook slightly different. A gas stove burner will get hot immmediately and you can control the heat better than electric. An electric stove burner takes longer to heat up and then stays hot for awhile after you turn it off. Don’t cook anything on high heat unless you’re boiling water or cooking stir fry otherwise you’ll probably burn stuff.

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Jan 19
Orgreenic Review
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Orgreenic Review – Here’s a quick video review of Orgreenic Cookware, the new As Seen on TV non stick pots & pans set. I wanted to share a few tips about how to use the product to make sure the pans you receive really are non-stick.

Orgreenic pots and pans are a fantastic investment, so long as you treat them properly right out of the box.

Check out my extended review at the link below:

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-Ally

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Jan 2

PINNACLE DUALIST: MSRP $59.95
Crushproof lid made of BPA-Free resin prevents deformation of your pot/lid and includes an integrated strainer.

Convenient folding handle locks into place for cooking and secures entire set for transport, eliminating the need for a stuff sack.

Unique bowl + mug solution with low center of gravity and Sip-It virtually eliminates spills while the integrated insulating sleeve keeps your drinks hot.

Ingenious, welded stuff sack holds set while traveling and doubles as a sink or wash basin in camp.

BUGABOO BASE CAMPER SMALL: MSRP $49.95

Exclusive folding gripper locks to and removes easily from exterior brackets to prevent scratching while providing a secure handle for cooking. Unique design compacts for nested storage.

Crushproof strainer lid made of BPA-Free polypropylene prevents deformation of your pot and works with either the pot or the frypan.

Sturdy, included cutting board has both dished and flat sides for a variety of prep duties and isolates the pots to protect the non-stick surface and prevent clattering.*

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Dec 17
Saladmaster Cookware
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http://saladmaster2.0video.info/SaladmasterCookware.html The features and benefits of Saladmaster cookware, the best in the world; surgical stainless steel with titanium, low-temperature waterless semi-vacuum cooking preserves flavors and nutrition while reducing cooking energy. Get a full experience of what Saladmaster Cookware can do for you, host a free dinner demonstration today!
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