Re: Favorite kitchen equipment

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

What is an icing press? and where did you get it? I will add to

that list a slipmat. I read about it in ' new book. It is a

reusable rubber mat that keeps cookies and anything else from

sticking to any pans. Expensive $20 at Bed, Bath & Beyond, but

cheaper to me now that I don't through away as many burned and broken

cookies from sticking!...

> Some one wanted Ideas for christams so I thought I might list my

favorites.

>

> Kitchen aide stand mixer

> cookie press

> bakers secret bake ware

> My measuring spoon{all one piece-you just slide it to the correct

measurment}

> Icing press

> cuisanrt blender

> coffee grinder{grain mill is better but I dont have one yet}

> This is not a appliance but I love bette hagman cook books.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

,

It's called Sil-Pat, they are kind of expensive (about $20 each), but

definitely worth it. A lot of the houseware stores carry it. I know you

can find it on www.marthastewart.com and also the kitchen store at

www.amazon.com carries it. Sometimes the on-line stores will advertise free

shipping on certain items, and you generally don't pay tax, that's why I

purchased mine at amazon.

Re: Favorite kitchen equipment

>

>

> > Hi ,

> > What is an icing press? and where did you get it? I will add to

> > that list a slipmat. I read about it in ' new book. It is a

> > reusable rubber mat that keeps cookies and anything else from

> > sticking to any pans. Expensive $20 at Bed, Bath & Beyond, but

> > cheaper to me now that I don't through away as many burned and broken

> > cookies from sticking!...

> >

> > > Some one wanted Ideas for christams so I thought I might list my

> > favorites.

> > >

> > > Kitchen aide stand mixer

> > > cookie press

> > > bakers secret bake ware

> > > My measuring spoon{all one piece-you just slide it to the correct

> > measurment}

> > > Icing press

> > > cuisanrt blender

> > > coffee grinder{grain mill is better but I dont have one yet}

> > > This is not a appliance but I love bette hagman cook books.

> > >

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

Oh I am probably not using the right name-but it is like a cookie press but

with icing attachments that make pretty designs on cakes and cupcakes-and it

does it with out the user having much decorating talent{that is why I love

it}-but tell me more about the slip mat-it goes on cookie sheets and nothing

sticks???? Sounds great.lisa

Re: Favorite kitchen equipment

> Hi ,

> What is an icing press? and where did you get it? I will add to

> that list a slipmat. I read about it in ' new book. It is a

> reusable rubber mat that keeps cookies and anything else from

> sticking to any pans. Expensive $20 at Bed, Bath & Beyond, but

> cheaper to me now that I don't through away as many burned and broken

> cookies from sticking!...

>

> > Some one wanted Ideas for christams so I thought I might list my

> favorites.

> >

> > Kitchen aide stand mixer

> > cookie press

> > bakers secret bake ware

> > My measuring spoon{all one piece-you just slide it to the correct

> measurment}

> > Icing press

> > cuisanrt blender

> > coffee grinder{grain mill is better but I dont have one yet}

> > This is not a appliance but I love bette hagman cook books.

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Now I know what you mean! I just ordered one from a Pampered

Chef party. I was hoping it would work on squeezing out the Miss

Robens pretzel mix too. The slip mats are great. They just sit on any

cookie sheet and it keeps the cookie sheet clean and the cookies just

slide right off. When you are done you just rinse off the mat till

next time. They are also good for rolling out dough. If you have the

new book she writes about them on page 230. I'm not a good cook

so I need all the help I can get!!

Kids@y..., " Foland " <lisacna@e...> wrote:

> Oh I am probably not using the right name-but it is like a cookie

press but

> with icing attachments that make pretty designs on cakes and

cupcakes-and it

> does it with out the user having much decorating talent{that is why

I love

> it}-but tell me more about the slip mat-it goes on cookie sheets

and nothing

> sticks???? Sounds great.lisa

> Re: Favorite kitchen equipment

>

>

> > Hi ,

> > What is an icing press? and where did you get it? I will add to

> > that list a slipmat. I read about it in ' new book. It

is a

> > reusable rubber mat that keeps cookies and anything else from

> > sticking to any pans. Expensive $20 at Bed, Bath & Beyond, but

> > cheaper to me now that I don't through away as many burned and

broken

> > cookies from sticking!...

> >

> > > Some one wanted Ideas for christams so I thought I might list my

> > favorites.

> > >

> > > Kitchen aide stand mixer

> > > cookie press

> > > bakers secret bake ware

> > > My measuring spoon{all one piece-you just slide it to the

correct

> > measurment}

> > > Icing press

> > > cuisanrt blender

> > > coffee grinder{grain mill is better but I dont have one yet}

> > > This is not a appliance but I love bette hagman cook books.

> > >

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Now I know what you mean! I just ordered one from a Pampered

Chef party. I was hoping it would work on squeezing out the Miss

Robens pretzel mix too. The slip mats are great. They just sit on any

cookie sheet and it keeps the cookie sheet clean and the cookies just

slide right off. When you are done you just rinse off the mat till

next time. They are also good for rolling out dough. If you have the

new book she writes about them on page 230. I'm not a good cook

so I need all the help I can get!!

Kids@y..., " Foland " <lisacna@e...> wrote:

> Oh I am probably not using the right name-but it is like a cookie

press but

> with icing attachments that make pretty designs on cakes and

cupcakes-and it

> does it with out the user having much decorating talent{that is why

I love

> it}-but tell me more about the slip mat-it goes on cookie sheets

and nothing

> sticks???? Sounds great.lisa

> Re: Favorite kitchen equipment

>

>

> > Hi ,

> > What is an icing press? and where did you get it? I will add to

> > that list a slipmat. I read about it in ' new book. It

is a

> > reusable rubber mat that keeps cookies and anything else from

> > sticking to any pans. Expensive $20 at Bed, Bath & Beyond, but

> > cheaper to me now that I don't through away as many burned and

broken

> > cookies from sticking!...

> >

> > > Some one wanted Ideas for christams so I thought I might list my

> > favorites.

> > >

> > > Kitchen aide stand mixer

> > > cookie press

> > > bakers secret bake ware

> > > My measuring spoon{all one piece-you just slide it to the

correct

> > measurment}

> > > Icing press

> > > cuisanrt blender

> > > coffee grinder{grain mill is better but I dont have one yet}

> > > This is not a appliance but I love bette hagman cook books.

> > >

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

> Some one wanted Ideas for christams so I thought I might list my

favorites.

>

> Kitchen aide stand mixer

> cookie press

> bakers secret bake ware

> My measuring spoon{all one piece-you just slide it to the correct

measurment}

These sound interesting! I'm ALWAYS serching for the right size.

Where can you find these and do they have measuring cups too!?

I love this also! I'm so new at this and this listing of favorite

products and X-mas ideas are very helpful. My husband is about to

kill me though! Ha! W.

> Icing press

> cuisanrt blender

> coffee grinder{grain mill is better but I dont have one yet}

> This is not a appliance but I love bette hagman cook books.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I got it at kroger in the small baking section they have-it was cheap-but

has saved me time by not having to search for the right measuring spoon-its

all in one and great-I have not seen measuring cups this way but if I find

it I will buy it-lets just say I am orginzationally challenged-so I can

never find what I need when I need it.f

Re: Favorite kitchen equipment

>

> > Some one wanted Ideas for christams so I thought I might list my

> favorites.

> >

> > Kitchen aide stand mixer

> > cookie press

> > bakers secret bake ware

> > My measuring spoon{all one piece-you just slide it to the correct

> measurment}

> These sound interesting! I'm ALWAYS serching for the right size.

> Where can you find these and do they have measuring cups too!?

> I love this also! I'm so new at this and this listing of favorite

> products and X-mas ideas are very helpful. My husband is about to

> kill me though! Ha! W.

>

>

> > Icing press

> > cuisanrt blender

> > coffee grinder{grain mill is better but I dont have one yet}

> > This is not a appliance but I love bette hagman cook books.

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Hello and ,

It just so happens I have a Pamered Chef catalog here and they have

both the adjustable measuring spoons and also the adjustable

measuring cups you guys are talking about. If you know someone who

sells the stuff you can get it there. I think someone on this list

mentioned they sell this stuff. Good Luck...

> > > Some one wanted Ideas for christams so I thought I might list my

> > favorites.

> > >

> > > Kitchen aide stand mixer

> > > cookie press

> > > bakers secret bake ware

> > > My measuring spoon{all one piece-you just slide it to the

correct

> > measurment}

> > These sound interesting! I'm ALWAYS serching for the right size.

> > Where can you find these and do they have measuring cups too!?

> > I love this also! I'm so new at this and this listing of favorite

> > products and X-mas ideas are very helpful. My husband is about to

> > kill me though! Ha! W.

> >

> >

> > > Icing press

> > > cuisanrt blender

> > > coffee grinder{grain mill is better but I dont have one yet}

> > > This is not a appliance but I love bette hagman cook books.

> > >

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

,

Pampered Chef has a tsp all in one and a tbs all in one. It also has a

solid measuring cup and you turn it over and measure liquids (there is an

insert). Plus it has measuring cups all in one. I love PC and couldn't

cook w/o 1/2 the stuff I have. I am now going to buy their cookie

press. Everything is guaranteed.

Loren

At 04:18 PM 11/20/2001 -0800, you wrote:

>I got it at kroger in the small baking section they have-it was cheap-but

>has saved me time by not having to search for the right measuring spoon-its

>all in one and great-I have not seen measuring cups this way but if I find

>it I will buy it-lets just say I am orginzationally challenged-so I can

>never find what I need when I need it.f

>----- Original Message -----

[Guest guest]

My new favorite item is an " Oil Mister " that I found at the check out

counter at Bed, Bath, & Beyond. You just fill it half full with an oil

for your choice, pump, and spray your pans. Whatever it cost me it was

well worth it! I no longer have to buy those expensive spray cans with

additives.

Sharon in Virginia

On Wed, 21 Nov 2001 01:07:39 -0000 nancysj1566@... writes:

> Hello and ,

> It just so happens I have a Pamered Chef catalog here and they

> have

> both the adjustable measuring spoons and also the adjustable

> measuring cups you guys are talking about. If you know someone who

> sells the stuff you can get it there. I think someone on this list

> mentioned they sell this stuff. Good Luck...

>

> > > > Some one wanted Ideas for christams so I thought I might list

> my

> > > favorites.

> > > >

> > > > Kitchen aide stand mixer

> > > > cookie press

> > > > bakers secret bake ware

> > > > My measuring spoon{all one piece-you just slide it to the

> correct

> > > measurment}

> > > These sound interesting! I'm ALWAYS serching for the right

> size.

> > > Where can you find these and do they have measuring cups too!?

> > > I love this also! I'm so new at this and this listing of

> favorite

> > > products and X-mas ideas are very helpful. My husband is about

> to

> > > kill me though! Ha! W.

> > >

> > >

> > > > Icing press

> > > > cuisanrt blender

> > > > coffee grinder{grain mill is better but I dont have one yet}

> > > > This is not a appliance but I love bette hagman cook books.

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

[Guest guest]

My favorite kitchen equipment includes...

BIG: KitchenAid, electric ice cream maker, Cuisinart

LITTLE: ice cream-type food scoop from restaurant supply store (movable

metal piece knocks sticky dough out into nice round shapes), hamburger bun

pan from King Arthur's Flour (makes nice little cakes, too), old heavy Bundt

cake pans (from 20-30 years ago, check garage sales)