QOTW: What kitchen tool [or tools] would you never want to be without?

[Guest guest]

QOTW [questions of the week] for August 27 - Semptember 2nd:

 

This week's group question is inspired by a feature

I read in this months Vegetarian Times. In it they asked

several well-known chefs and culinary specialists

what kitchen gadget they would want to take with them

if they were to be on a " reality " show like SURVIVOR.

It got me to wondering what kitchen tools you have

come to depend on for ease in meal preparation.

 

What kitchen tool [or tools] would you never want to be

without in your kitchen?

[Guest guest]

my stove..hahaha!

 

ok, in all seriousness my wooden spoons.. I just love them and never have to

worry about them burning me. I don;t really have kitchen tools.

 

Mary

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~ PT ~

Sunday, August 27, 2006 10:34 AM

QOTW: What kitchen tool [or tools] would you

never want to be without?

 

 

QOTW [questions of the week] for August 27 - Semptember 2nd:

 

This week's group question is inspired by a feature

I read in this months Vegetarian Times. In it they asked

several well-known chefs and culinary specialists

what kitchen gadget they would want to take with them

if they were to be on a " reality " show like SURVIVOR.

It got me to wondering what kitchen tools you have

come to depend on for ease in meal preparation.

 

What kitchen tool [or tools] would you never want to be

without in your kitchen?

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

The loaf pan, I make so much stuff in that pan, and I can't be

without my bottle opener for my beer, and the pan lids because if the

dishes are dirty I have to eat off those sometimes.

I like this question of the week thing PT.

Paul

 

 

 

, " ~ PT ~ "

<patchouli_troll wrote:

>

> QOTW [questions of the week] for August 27 - Semptember 2nd:

>

> This week's group question is inspired by a feature

> I read in this months Vegetarian Times. In it they asked

> several well-known chefs and culinary specialists

> what kitchen gadget they would want to take with them

> if they were to be on a " reality " show like SURVIVOR.

> It got me to wondering what kitchen tools you have

> come to depend on for ease in meal preparation.

>

> What kitchen tool [or tools] would you never want to be

> without in your kitchen?

>

[Guest guest]

My large stock-pot and hand held blender. I use these a few times per

week.

I could list many other items and gadgets, but these 2 are a must for

me.

 

Isis

[Guest guest]

My potato peeler.............and on Saturdays I would miss my crockpot

and how would I survive without my steamers, I use one or more every

evening.

 

Donna

[Guest guest]

I could not live without my chef's knife. I use it for everything:

chopping, dicing and slicing.

 

Bobbi

May you be blessed with a peaceful mind and a joyous heart.

 

, " ~ PT ~ "

patchouli_troll wrote:

 

QOTW [questions of the week] for August 27 - Semptember 2nd:

 

What kitchen tool [or tools] would you never want to be without in your

kitchen?

>

[Guest guest]

I really love my immersion blender, but if I had

to go somewhere where electiricty was not an

option, I'd have to say I couldn't do without

good knives or a can opener. It would be so

hard to choose, because I would want a good

stock pot, too!

 

~ PT ~

 

" If we keep everything in balance,

we are in harmony with ourselves and are at peace. "

~ Fools Crow, LAKOTA

~~~*~~~*~~~>

> QOTW [questions of the week] for August 27 - Semptember 2nd:

>

> This week's group question is inspired by a feature

> I read in this months Vegetarian Times. In it they asked

> several well-known chefs and culinary specialists

> what kitchen gadget they would want to take with them

> if they were to be on a " reality " show like SURVIVOR.

> It got me to wondering what kitchen tools you have

> come to depend on for ease in meal preparation.

>

> What kitchen tool [or tools] would you never want to be

> without in your kitchen?

>

[Guest guest]

Glad you enjoy it, Paul. I do too.

We've been doing group questions each

week since last October! Pretty soon I am

going to run out of ideas! *lol*

New question ideas are always welcome.

 

~ PT ~

 

All matter is merely energy condensed to a slow vibration.

We're all one consciousness experiencing itself subjectively.

~ Bill Hicks

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, " paulvatoloco " <paulvatoloco

wrote:

>

> The loaf pan, I make so much stuff in that pan, and I can't be

> without my bottle opener for my beer, and the pan lids because if the

> dishes are dirty I have to eat off those sometimes.

> I like this question of the week thing PT.

> Paul

[Guest guest]

What type of immersion blender do you have?

 

We had one, I forget the brand, nothing expensive. Jason's uncle was a

prof chef and he bought it for us. I really loved it and used it a lot

mroe than I expected, I missed it when it broke!

 

I really would like to get another one eventually!

 

My husband made me so angry recently. He bought a cutco knife.

OHMIGOSH have you seen how much those cost???? It's a nice knife and

all but so not worth the $120! All I can say is it had BETTER last a

lifetime.

 

meg

 

On 8/29/06, ~ PT ~ <patchouli_troll wrote:

> I really love my immersion blender, but if I had

> to go somewhere where electiricty was not an

> option, I'd have to say I couldn't do without

> good knives or a can opener. It would be so

> hard to choose, because I would want a good

> stock pot, too!

>

> ~ PT ~

>

> " If we keep everything in balance,

> we are in harmony with ourselves and are at peace. "

> ~ Fools Crow, LAKOTA

> ~~~*~~~*~~~>

> > QOTW [questions of the week] for August 27 - Semptember 2nd:

> >

> > This week's group question is inspired by a feature

> > I read in this months Vegetarian Times. In it they asked

> > several well-known chefs and culinary specialists

> > what kitchen gadget they would want to take with them

> > if they were to be on a " reality " show like SURVIVOR.

> > It got me to wondering what kitchen tools you have

> > come to depend on for ease in meal preparation.

> >

> > What kitchen tool [or tools] would you never want to be

> > without in your kitchen?

> >

>

 

[Guest guest]

I've been reading all these responses and I couldn't think of anything in my

kitchen I really love till last night. Presto deep fryer. I use it as a slow

cooker, and if it's nearly suppertime and whatever's cooking isn't done I can

turn it up and it gets it done fast. I use it to steam vegetables, and of course

as a deep fryer. It goes in the dishwasher too!

 

Kadee Sedtal

 

Meg <itszen4me wrote: What type of

immersion blender do you have?

 

We had one, I forget the brand, nothing expensive. Jason's uncle was a

prof chef and he bought it for us. I really loved it and used it a lot

mroe than I expected, I missed it when it broke!

 

I really would like to get another one eventually!

 

My husband made me so angry recently. He bought a cutco knife.

OHMIGOSH have you seen how much those cost???? It's a nice knife and

all but so not worth the $120! All I can say is it had BETTER last a

lifetime.

 

meg

 

On 8/29/06, ~ PT ~ <patchouli_troll wrote:

> I really love my immersion blender, but if I had

> to go somewhere where electiricty was not an

> option, I'd have to say I couldn't do without

> good knives or a can opener. It would be so

> hard to choose, because I would want a good

> stock pot, too!

>

> ~ PT ~

>

> " If we keep everything in balance,

> we are in harmony with ourselves and are at peace. "

> ~ Fools Crow, LAKOTA

> ~~~*~~~*~~~>

> > QOTW [questions of the week] for August 27 - Semptember 2nd:

> >

> > This week's group question is inspired by a feature

> > I read in this months Vegetarian Times. In it they asked

> > several well-known chefs and culinary specialists

> > what kitchen gadget they would want to take with them

> > if they were to be on a " reality " show like SURVIVOR.

> > It got me to wondering what kitchen tools you have

> > come to depend on for ease in meal preparation.

> >

> > What kitchen tool [or tools] would you never want to be

> > without in your kitchen?

> >

>

>

>

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>

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[Guest guest]

My Grandmother gave it to me because she never

used it. She thought it was only good for making

smoothies or individual servings of milkshakes

because that was what was on the picture on the

box it came in. *lol* It is a Betty Crocker model 1305.

 

~ PT ~

 

All your strength is in your union.

All your danger is in discord;

Therefore be at peace henceforward,

And as brothers live together.

~ Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, " The Song of Hiawatha "

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, Meg <itszen4me wrote:

>

> What type of immersion blender do you have?

>

> We had one, I forget the brand, nothing expensive. Jason's uncle was a

> prof chef and he bought it for us. I really loved it and used it a lot

> mroe than I expected, I missed it when it broke!

>

> I really would like to get another one eventually!