#Demeyere

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Annemie Declercq: Een Gewone Inwoner die Streeft naar Verandering in Hooglede n° 14 op lijst Team Burgemeester TB24_HG

Beste inwoners van Hooglede, Gits, Sint-Jozef, Onledemolenen en Sleihage, Ik wil graag mijn kandidatuur voor de gemeenteraadsverkiezingen van 13 oktober 2024 met jullie delen. Mijn naam is Annemie Declercq en ik ben trots om nummer 14 op de lijst van burgemeester Frederik Demeyere te zijn. Ik kom uit een gewoon gezin en begrijp daarom maar al te goed waar jullie wakker van liggen. Ik ben één…

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Ferrari 400 Superamerica Pininfarina. - source Wim Demeyere.

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which kitchen appliances have you been the most satisfied with?

[I rent, so I’m not interested in bigger appliances such as fridge/freezer/stovetop/oven. Will have a look at what’s best on the market when I buy a house, not now]

Strictly in terms of appliances, I’m very happy with the pasta machine I bought (Marcato Atlas 150) – it’s super easy to use. I can’t find fresh pasta in Norway so this is really great (if I was still in Italy, I don’t think I would have bought this). I also got many different attachments, the most important one (besides the one for tagliatelle) being the ravioli one (because again because I live in Norway and all ravioli options are horrible and cost a lot; considering I got the machine used, I can basically repay the cost by making 6 batches of ravioli).

Rice cooker and microwave are also super useful, but I got mine because of the ridiculous price (less than 5€) and not because I wanted a very specific model or brand. They work fine, I paid close to nothing, so overall I’m happy.

Cookware is where I have been so so glad about everything I’ve purchased. Specifically:  this 20cm non-stick pan with a diamond-based coating that is non-toxic (such convenient size), the fig-coloured dutch oven from le Creuset (my go-to for broths & tomato sauce), THIS SKILLET FROM DEMEYERE (amazing for cooking and so easy to clean). I’m also super happy about the Le Creuset minicocottes I have, which I use sometimes in the oven (e.g. garlic confit) and very often for holding sauces when serving [though I do want to switch one colour for another].

Also not technically an appliance, but I got around a month ago a baking sheet with a rack on top from NordicWare & it’s 10/10. Rack has several uses (dry during, resting steaks, etc.) and it does help baking things more evenly. And again, stainless steel is so so easy to clean and super durable.

[child-of-hurin]

François Couperin (1668-1733) Trois Leçons de Ténèbres

Marin Marais (1656-1728) Chaconne

Gwendoline Blondeel Camille Hubert Ronan Kernoa Ewald Demeyere

[lesser-known-composers]

Thomas Augustine Arne (1710-1778) - Keyboard Sonata No. 4 in D minor:

Andante/Siciliano:largo/Fuga: Allegro.

Ewald Demeyere-Harpsichord.

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Mesa Demeyere Mesa de estudo juvenil 100 cm, branca, para computador, quarto infantil #achadinhos

Hot News Mais informações do produto Demeyere: um conhecimento secular Há mais de 100 anos, a Demeyere coloca o seu know-how à disposição dos seus clientes para lhes oferecer mobiliário funcional, acessível, de design, original e confortável. Desde o seu início modesto como artesão até à liderança europeia de um fabricante de móveis, Demeyere manteve-se fiel ao seu ADN familiar e ao seu negócio…

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Architecturaal geschil: Hof van beroep deed uitspraak in zaak Anja Nutten versus Demeyere architectenbureau https://www.indegazette.be/architecturaal-geschil-hof-van-beroep-deed-uitspraak-in-zaak-anja-nutten-versus-demeyere-architectenbureau/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=tumblr

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Demeyere Atlantis Proline cookware. Omfg.

Yes: it is expensive. The largest of the three frying pans (12.6") has slightly more cooking area than a large Lodge cast iron frying pan and holds roughly 90% as much heat as a 4 mm-thick cast iron skillet of equal size (and spreads heat much more evenly than cast iron). The Proline is 4.8 mm thick, of which 3.7 mm is aluminum.

The Proline pans weigh less but hold nearby equal heat capacity. While aluminum isn’t dense, it holds twice as much heat as cast iron, pound for pound. (Some people mistakenly believe that aluminum doesn’t hold heat well, but that’s probably due to bad experiences with thin aluminum. Sufficiently thick aluminum can hold and evenly distribute a very large amount of heat.)

This line of cookware is so ridiculously thermally conductive that i can't force it to have a hot spot or heat unevenly. It beats out most copper cookware.

forget everything anyone has ever told you on the matter the truest marker of adulthood is starting to hear the siren call of high quality kitchenware

[poetryinrecovery]

The words of the quiet girl hang from the rafters

Dangling

They sway with the breeze of a nearby window

Yearning to be noticed

The quiet girl picks them off one by one

Laying them quickly on the ground

Rushing so as not to be seen

The quiet girl speaks to them words of affirmation as a reminder of their worth

Her worth

She says

We are funny

We are kind

We are intelligent

We are loved

We are valued

With each affirmation the words glow brighter

As if their power

Their worth

Must not be kept in any longer

The light stretches until it can no longer be contained

The quiet girl panics

Tries to shove her light back in each word

But it is no use

They have grown too bright

Too strong

Too radiant

The world stops

It is here and now that the quiet girl must choose

Find a way to stifle the glow

To diminish its power

Or let it shine

The quiet girl makes a decision

She holds the words in her hand

And lets the light shine as bright as the morning sun

Reaching every conversation

The words become powerful

Taking up every inch of space

No longer limited

Free from the rafters

The girl smiles

For quiet will be she be no more

-Kaitlyn DeMeyere

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The Art of Cooking: Essential Cookware for Inspired Home Chefs

Are you ready to embark on a culinary adventure in the heart of your own kitchen? With the right tools at your disposal, every meal becomes an opportunity to express your creativity and indulge in the pleasures of cooking. Let's explore a curated selection of essential cookware that will empower you to unleash your inner chef and create culinary masterpieces from the comfort of your home.

1. John Pawson 3pc Cookware Set

Crafted with precision and elegance, the John Pawson Cookware Set is a testament to the fusion of art and functionality. With its seven layers of stainless steel surrounding a copper core, this set ensures optimal heat distribution for professional-quality results. Whether you're searing, sautéing, or simmering, these pieces are designed to elevate your cooking experience to new heights.

2. Staub Mini Round Cocotte - .25 Qt

Experience the charm of French cooking with the Staub Mini Round Cocotte. Handcrafted with care, this cast iron cocotte is perfect for individual servings of your favorite dishes. From rich stews to decadent desserts, the self-basting spikes ensure that every bite is infused with flavor. Compact yet versatile, this cocotte is a must-have for any home chef.

3. Riess Enamel Ladles

Add a touch of elegance to your kitchen with Riess Enamel Ladles. Made in Austria, these ladles are as practical as they are beautiful. Crafted from white enamelware, they are resistant to bacteria growth and fruit acids, ensuring perfect hygiene with every use. Whether you're serving soups or sauces, these ladles are a stylish addition to any table.

4. Emma Toaster

Start your day on a stylish note with the Emma Toaster. Designed with Scandinavian simplicity in mind, this toaster features a sleek stainless steel design accented by a contrasting wooden handle. With its effortless elegance and practical functionality, it's the perfect addition to any modern kitchen.

5. John Pawson Dutch Oven w/ Lid

Unleash your culinary creativity with the John Pawson Dutch Oven. Made with the same attention to detail as the cookware set, this Dutch oven is perfect for everything from hearty stews to delicate braises. With its superior heat retention and distribution, it ensures consistent results with every dish you create.

6. Demeyere Atlantis 3 Piece Cookware Set

Experience the pinnacle of culinary craftsmanship with the Demeyere Atlantis Cookware Set. Made in Belgium, these pieces are constructed with precision-engineered stainless steel for unparalleled performance. From frying pans to Dutch ovens, this set has everything you need to tackle any recipe with confidence.

7. Staub Round Cocotte - 2.75 Qt

Elevate your cooking with the Staub Round Cocotte. Handcrafted in France, this cast iron cocotte is designed to deliver exceptional results every time. Whether you're slow-cooking a hearty stew or baking a crusty loaf of bread, its self-basting lid and chip-resistant enamel coating ensure perfect results with minimal effort.

8. Staub Round Tea Kettle - 1 Qt

Add a touch of elegance to tea time with the Staub Round Tea Kettle. Made in France, this cast iron kettle features a chip-resistant enamel coating and a sleek nickel knob. With its timeless design and exceptional performance, it's the perfect addition to any kitchen.

9. Demeyere Atlantis Saute Pan with Helper Handle and Lid

Master the art of sautéing with the Demeyere Atlantis Saute Pan. Made in Belgium, this stainless steel pan features a unique electrochemical surface treatment that keeps it looking like new. With its ergonomic handles and superior heat conduction, it's the perfect pan for everything from searing to deglazing.

10. Staub Oval Covered Baking Dish - 9"

Bake with confidence with the Staub Oval Covered Baking Dish. Made in France, this cast iron dish features a chip-resistant enamel coating and a smooth enamel bottom for even baking. Whether you're making savory casseroles or sweet desserts, this baking dish delivers perfect results every time.

11. Riess 2.25L Storage Container

Keep your kitchen organized with the Riess Storage Container. Made in Austria, this enamel container is heat resistant, non-reactive, and anti-bacterial, making it perfect for storing a variety of ingredients. Whether you're storing dry goods or leftovers, this container is as practical as it is stylish.

12. Staub Roasting Pan - 12" x 8"

Achieve culinary perfection with the Staub Roasting Pan. Made in France, this cast iron pan features a chip-resistant enamel coating and a smooth enamel bottom for exceptional heat distribution. Whether you're roasting meats or vegetables, this pan ensures delicious results every time.

13. Staub Round Covered Baking Dish - 7.9"

Create culinary delights with the Staub Round Covered Baking Dish. Made in France, this cast iron dish features a chip-resistant enamel coating and a rough texture for exceptional browning. Whether you're baking bread or desserts, this baking dish is sure to impress.

14. John Pawson Stainless Steel Fry Pan

Sear, sauté, and fry with the John Pawson Stainless Steel Fry Pan. Made in Belgium, this fry pan features seven layers of stainless steel for optimal heat distribution. With its durable construction and professional-grade performance, it's the perfect pan for everyday cooking.

15. Demeyere Industry 10pc Cookware Set

Upgrade your kitchen with the Demeyere Industry Cookware Set. Made in Belgium, this set features ergonomic handles, tight-fitting lids, and flat base stability for superior cooking performance. From saucepans to stockpots, this set has everything you need to tackle any recipe with ease.

16. Staub Round Cocotte - 7 Qt

Experience the joy of cooking with the Staub Round Cocotte. Handcrafted in France, this cast iron cocotte features a chip-resistant enamel coating and self-basting spikes for perfect results every time. Whether you're simmering soups or braising meats, this cocotte is a kitchen essential.

In conclusion, with the right cookware at your disposal, every meal becomes an opportunity to express your creativity and indulge in the art of cooking. From timeless classics to modern marvels, these essential pieces will empower you to create culinary masterpieces that delight the senses and nourish the soul. So roll up your sleeves, sharpen your knives, and let the culinary adventure begin!

Ready to elevate your cooking experience? Explore our collection of essential cookware and unleash your inner chef today!

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Annemie Declercq: Jouw Stem voor Verandering in Hooglede

Vandaag wil ik het hebben over Annemie Hooglede en haar werkzaamheden daar. Goedenavond allemaal. Dank u wel dat u hier bent op dit belangrijk artikel voor onze gemeente Hooglede. Ik ben hier met trots om Annemie Declercq voor te stellen. Zij is nummer 14 op de lijst van onze gewaardeerde burgemeester Frederik Demeyere. Zij neemt deel aan de gemeenteraadsverkiezingen van 13 oktober…

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Stuff you might like

-Cookware

The 8-inch Sauté Skillet by USA Pan (~$80) (It's a frying pan that's deeper than usual) *(edit)

So far I love this thing. I'm not sure they're still making it but it's still available, so I wanted to share. It's everything I want a small pan to be. It's short and wide enough to be an effective frying pan, but deep enough to work as a small saucepan (1.9qt capacity), and the rounded sides are both great for tossing and allow it to function as a saucier. It's plenty thick, the aluminum core being about 2mm (the same as my Demeyere 5-ply). It has a flared rim for clean pouring, the rivets are relatively flat and easily to clean, and the handle is a bit meh.

Found this awhile ago but only got it recently. I was looking for a 2qt 8 inch saucier, mainly so I could use the same lid. Like, frying pans come in common sizes, in the US it's 8", 10", and 12". But saucepans are different diameters entirely, for instance the 2qt saucepan I have is 7 1/4". And I'm pretty sure they're not consistent, but I can't tell because they're sold by volume instead. You can almost just use an 8 inch frying pan for this sort of stuff, but the walls are too short. So like, heating up a can of soup, you have to be real careful not to slosh it in a fry pan.

But yeah, they used to make larger sized and those have disappeared. So it might be going away soon, I'd recommend jumping on it now if it's something you'd like.

- Aside, I'm feeling insecure about things disappearing. For instance, the 'OXO 3.5qt Covered Saucepan'. (It's the one Kenji has.) It has a great shape that's very uncommon, and it's (mostly) not available anymore. I mean, it's not just that it's a big saucier, it also has flared sides that make accessing the stuff inside easier. Like, I don't just want a saucier, I want the bastard child of a saucepan and a wok. Glen from 'Glen and Friends Cooking' has something similar, made by Calphalon. That also has been discontinued.

And I'm not sure why I should care, and the criteria thereof. I could just boil all my food in a stainless yukihira pot and be done with it. What's the point of convenience, or flavor? Like, today I made some spicy oil. We had a bunch of jalapeños that were getting old, and I had a tub of grease I was frying with the other day, so yeah. But why? It seemed a nice thing at the time. Now it seems pointless.

I'm still really not okay I guess. Is the meaning of life simply to ponder the cube? Does the guy who's convinced himself that water tastes better when it's boiled in a vintage cast iron Grisnerware water-boiler-pan really have it all figured out? But then why am I not happy with the cube I have? It's a good cube. Many others do not have a cube as nice as mine.

*It's too fucking big for standard lids. Also the handle has proven to be kind of awful but I was gonna let that slide. But the fucking diameter is 8 3/16". It's *juuuust* too big for standard 8 inch lids. And that throws the whole "combo frying pan-sauce pan concept in the garbage.

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Can you share some of the kitchen appliances that you've liked?? I'm starting to build my own home as well <3

i made you a checklist (based on my own needs, but it can be useful inspiration)

if you're starting from scratch, i'd thrift a stock pot and a casserole, plus buy a non-stick pan (non toxic and good quality! look in diamondware). i'd then add a cutting board (i love wood, but if you are on a budget for now, i have this one from ikea and it works well), some other basic tools you can easily thrift (dish towels, non-stick safe spoon/spatula). add a sharpening tool and this set of knives and you're good to go!

from there you can see what you'd benefit the most from and slowly build up your collection. personally, i started with a good quality non-stick pan that isn't toxic (aka NOT TEFLON), as this was the cheapest and most versatile among the pans i wanted, and the dutch oven from le creuset (in FIG!!), for which i got a good deal. beyond the price, equally important was the fact that i didn't have any pan that would have served that purpose. i then got a great all clad skillet from demeyere. and from there onwards (though i have not yet bought everything under cookware)

if i have something that does work, i don't see a point in upgrading it just yet. if it starts bothering me because it doesn't do its job, then i will bump up its priority and when there's a discount or i see it in the thrift shop, i'll consider getting it. i'm all for waiting. play the long game and you'll get great things you're happy with for fair prices.

what's most important is to know what you need: what item and what specific characteristics you're looking for.

some retailers do great discounts - the key is knowing what's good and only sticking to what's on your list. thrift shops are amazing (and often carry lots of kitchen equipment, though in varying quality). and sign up for alerts on announcement boards/marketplaces!

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Voetbal 2de provinciale A WS Oudenburg © VDB White Star Oudenburg trekt met 6 op 6 de leiding in tweede provinciale A en dat is best verrassend als nieuwkomer. Wie op kop staat, droomt van meer, maar in Oudenburg houden ze de voetjes nog op de grond en mikken ze op een plezant...

[lesser-known-composers]

Jacques-Martin Hotteterre (1674--1763) - Sonata op. 3 No. 3 in b minor

Prélude - Gravement Fugue - Gay Grave - Gracieusement Vivement et les croches égales

Frank Theuns, Marc Hantaï, traverso Martin Bauer, viola da gamba Ewald Demeyere, harpsichord