Shermie
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They are good products. I have the fillet knife.
Johnny West, I'd get one, but I already have a ton of knives that I used to bring with me to work. But still enjoy using them at home!!
They are good products. I have the fillet knife.
We have a Bargreens Ellingson close by and get some reasonably priced deals, anyway we used to.Johnny West, I'd get one, but I already have a ton of knives that I used to bring with me to work. But still enjoy using them at home!!
Got myself the ATK's favorite 8" chef's knife. Can't wait to cut something, LOL! $39.
Many of my BBQ buddies love this brand.
Victorinox Fibrox Pro Chef's Knife, 8-Inch Chef's Knife
Lee
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Hi all- I really have not been on since they changed this format.
Also my DD pretty much took over the kitchen.
So I miss ya all- Hi Shermie King of the Kitchen toys-
We just bought a Power XL Grill Air Fryer.
We have one that is a plastic like bowl that works quite well. I still like doing it the old fashioned way on the stove.My father gave me this microwave popcorn popper for my May birthday and I just got around to trying it today. I used some old Orville Redenbacher kernels, no oil, and they were delicious! Crispy, not at all chewy - I am SO impressed! Way better than the pan-on-the-stove method and much healthier than the storebought microwave bags.
I did sprinkle a little salt on after popping. Next time, I'm going to try the melted butter feature in the lid.
Couldn't wait to share this with you guys!
Lee
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My father gave me this microwave popcorn popper for my May birthday and I just got around to trying it today. I used some old Orville Redenbacher kernels, no oil, and they were delicious! Crispy, not at all chewy - I am SO impressed! Way better than the pan-on-the-stove method and much healthier than the storebought microwave bags.
I did sprinkle a little salt on after popping. Next time, I'm going to try the melted butter feature in the lid.
Couldn't wait to share this with you guys!
Lee
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I needed a new nonstick pan because my other one from SAMS Club is about done. It’s like a 24 inch anyway huge!
During prime days on Amazon I picked this up for $20 something. Made hamburger helper for my grand Daughter today and was impressed!
I can’t remember why I didn’t go with all clad.
T-fal Dishwasher Safe Cookware Fry Pan with Lid Hard Anodized Titanium Nonstick, 12-Inch,
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I needed a new nonstick pan because my other one from SAMS Club is about done. It’s like a 24 inch anyway huge!
During prime days on Amazon I picked this up for $20 something. Made hamburger helper for my grand Daughter today and was impressed!
I can’t remember why I didn’t go with all clad.
T-fal Dishwasher Safe Cookware Fry Pan with Lid Hard Anodized Titanium Nonstick, 12-Inch,
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I needed a new nonstick pan because my other one from SAMS Club is about done. It’s like a 24 inch anyway huge!
During prime days on Amazon I picked this up for $20 something. Made hamburger helper for my grand Daughter today and was impressed!
I can’t remember why I didn’t go with all clad.
T-fal Dishwasher Safe Cookware Fry Pan with Lid Hard Anodized Titanium Nonstick, 12-Inch,
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Hey Shermie,I have a T-Fal that looks something like this!!
Use what you have I guess.
Oh I like that!Crofton cast iron oval baker. My ex MIL still loves me.
I know how to use cast iron but never cooked anything in a vessel with an enamel coating… kind of an odd size. 6x2x10” roughly. I’m used to using my 9x13 for everything
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Oh heck yeah! That’s a great ideaOh I like that!
Try your jalapeno cornbread in it!
My daughter has Celiac disease- Pans with enamel coating, are the only pansCrofton cast iron oval baker. My ex MIL still loves me.
I know how to use cast iron but never cooked anything in a vessel with an enamel coating… kind of an odd size. 6x2x10” roughly. I’m used to using my 9x13 for everything
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I have a small one that is just right for two wild mallards.I bought a roaster as a Christmas gift for my brother I like it so much that I bought one for myself!!
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I have a small one that is just right for two wild mallards.
Large roasts. I used to cook 20 pound or bigger turkeys in it each year. I finally gave it away several years ago.What do people cook in these things (besides mallards)? I inhereted a large one that I never use and have been thinking I'll donate it.
Lee
I have a small one that is just right for two wild mallards.
I also have them in many different sizes from a small one, a small round one & the big one pictured above!!