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Cookware opinions?

Discussion in 'Drink, Smoke, and Fine Dining' started by Nurburgringer, Jan 16, 2013.

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  1. tomc

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    #126 tomc, Sep 20, 2014
    Kurt...MIL gave us her ancient Griswold & Wagner skillets - smoother than a used car salesman. Even eggs don't stick. Will try roux when done with travel & deadlines. In a short while, you'll really have no time to make stocks! Best wishes & God bless on the baby front...T
     
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    #127 Nurburgringer, Dec 11, 2014
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    heh you're right Tom... neither me nor the wife is quite as enthusiastic about making a big mess in the kitchen anymore :)
    Just this week we defrosted 1/2 of the extra gumbo from the post above. Soooooooo good.

    To this thread, I've been looking at 2qt saucepans since I torched our old, thin, wobbly handled stainless steel one on Thanksgiving after forgetting a duck glaze of honey, soy sauce, black vinegar and mirin was bubbling away... took a while to air out the house :/

    This $37 Cuisinart deal just pop up on Gizmodo so ordered one as a Xmas gift for me and the wife:
    Amazon.com: Cuisinart MCP19-18N MultiClad Pro Stainless Steel 2-Quart Saucepan with Cover: Kitchen & Dining[referrer|gizmodo.com[t|link[p|1669852505[a|B009P483I8[au|5727177402741770316

    More than I like to spend on a rather small cooking vessel but I used our old 2 quarter quite a bit so WTH. The extra heaviness should make rioux and gravies nicer.

    Will look sweet hanging up next to the All Clad fryer as well, but I maybe should put bigger hooks and chain up.... getting to be a lot of metal hanging above our kitchen island!
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  3. tomc

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    #128 tomc, Dec 11, 2014
    That's a good deal, about same on Amazon if you have Prime (free shipping). I still have two old Farberware (the ones with the black handles) pots and a non-stick skillet for the things I dare not cook with cast iron: rice, egg white omelets & oatmeal, and things like soup that I'm gonna store in the fridge overnight like when I make soup on Sunday while watching the games for dinner on Monday night. Have fun with the new cookware! …T
     
  4. Brian Elliston

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    #129 Brian Elliston, Sep 30, 2015
    Just came across this thread. Surprised nobody mentioned Kitchen Craft. I originally saw these demonstrated at a food show in FL. Seven ply, 100% made in America and seems to last forever per the testimonials. I'm actually thinking about a position with the company. Food for thought.

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  5. ScuderiaWithStickPlease

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    #130 ScuderiaWithStickPlease, Sep 30, 2015
    For those interested, All-Clad just released a new collection under Keller's name. (It seems to be an amalgam of their standard stuff with a new lid.)
     
  6. damian in nj

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    #131 damian in nj, Dec 7, 2023
    Just moved, and the new condo has an induction cooktop-so I had to jettison my vintage Magnalite. I went with Italian Paderno World Cuisine cookware. I’ll report back after using it.
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