What are your favorite kitchen items/gadgets?
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Anonymous
| Oops, re #4 above, I meant zesting citrus fruits. |
Anonymous
| Microwave. |
Anonymous
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Too many to list all of them, but at the top are my
(1) Hammer Song handmade cookie cutters (2) Nordic Ware specialty cake and cakelet pans (3) Emile Henry red, fluted, heart-shaped, tart pans, which make my pot pies extra-special |
Anonymous
I LOVE MY DISH RACK 
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Anonymous
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Piling on for microplane grater (I use it most often for ginger, nutmeg, and citrus zest) and immersion blender.
I had an aerogarden for years, and really liked it. The pump gave out after three or four years of constant use, and I'd consider getting another one, now that my kid is old enough to enjoy it. |
Anonymous
| The microplane grater because it works for taking the dry skin off my heels, too. |
Anonymous
Hmmm... does this mean I can use my pedi-egg to zest a lemon? |
Anonymous
Exactly. |
Anonymous
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Aerolatte frother - for making frothed milk for coffee or hot chocolate. BEST THING I EVER BOUGHT
http://www.crateandbarrel.com/kitchen-and-food/tea-and-coffee-accessories/aerolatte-frother/s441531 |
Anonymous
| subscription to Cooks Illustrated - magazine and online. I have learned so many fun facts, as well as built a wonderful library of recipes. |
Anonymous
I got one of these as a gift. Since I don't drink coffee, and on the very rare occasion I do it's without milk, I used it for my office gift swap. I'm sure it's nice for latte-lovers, but useless for me. |
Anonymous
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1. All Clad Copper Core Pans -- expensive, but WORTH every penny
2. Kitchen Aid stand mixer 3. Big food processor 4. Small food processor 5. Good grip peeler 6. Santoku knife 7. All Clad roasting pan 8. Pyrex baking dishes and mixing bowls 9. Toaster oven -- use this daily |