#Kitchen Gear

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Cooking Up Savings: The Must-Have Kitchen Items from Amazon

Are you a culinary enthusiast or someone who simply enjoys whipping up delicious meals at home? Whether you’re a seasoned chef or an amateur cook, having the right kitchen items can make all the difference. In this blog post, we’ll explore a curated selection of essential kitchen tools and gadgets available on Amazon, each designed to enhance your cooking experience and simplify your time in the…

[agentbeeswrites]

I saw this from @lesbianmarrow:

A food processor isn't as complicated as it may seem. It has four parts: a base (where the motor lives), a round bowl (usually with a handle), the lid, and the blade (usually made of two or three curved blades) attached to a plastic tube (called the core).

They also may come with a piece you can use to push food through the little tower on the lid you shove the food in. It's literally called a pusher. And some models come with flat disks for slicing or shredding to use instead of the processor blades.

I get the concern with sharp blades! I have some suggestions below the cut.

I have one of these gadgets and love it! It's about $8 on Amazon, but you can buy it from a lot of different retailers. It's great because the plastic part protects your hand and fingers.

If you get one of the cleaning brushes like the one linked above, then you'd grip the core with one hand and then use the cleaning brush to wash the blades with the other.

If the cleaning brush doesn't provide enough protection for you, then you may want to check out cut resistant kitchen safety gloves like the one linked below. These are also handy when using a micro-plane/zester, grater, or mandolin.

The lid and tub are pretty easy to hand-wash or toss in the dishwasher. If you have trouble getting food out of crevasses, then a bottle brush will work wonders. And all you have to do with the base is wipe it down with a lightly damp cloth if it gets anything on it.

Hope that helps! I don't use my food processor nearly often enough because it's so big. I need to get a smaller one.

ok i have to be real with all of you as someone who cooks a lot. when a recipe requires chopping a lot of veggies you do not have to suffer and do it yourself. it's ok if you buy frozen prechopped OR fresh but you buy a small food processor and pulse them for a second. and they are chopped. you're welcome.

[lazycakelc]

ROBO KY FOR SEASON 5 PLZ

You cannot separate the husbands!

[purecommemasolitude]

“If you’re turning up the heat, I dealt with hotter shit than you” unfortunately not hotter than the fire though. Sad!

[thisnoise]

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[alex51324]

So I was making tomato sauce, for my eggplant parmesan, and it occurred to me that this is probably a bit of technology that a lot of people haven't seen or used:

It's called a food mill, and before blenders or food processors, it was what you used if you wanted to puree something. Whatever you're starting with has to be pretty soft; tomato sauce, applesauce, and baby food are the killer apps for this thing.

You can sometimes pick these up at thrift shops really cheap--I think this one was $2--because they aren't used very much these days. But it's a really efficient little machine, and it can be pretty handy.

Here's what it looks like without tomato pulp in it:

So you usually cook your food--tomatoes, in this case; I started with about six large, whole tomatoes, chopped them up a bit, and put them in the pot for a couple of hours, with some garlic and onion that I'd sauteed in a little olive oil while I was chopping up the tomatoes.

You set the food mill over another pot--or a bowl, whatever--put your cooked food in, and turn the handle. The blade, which looks a lot like a fan blade, is angled a little:

So the food goes under the gap at the front, rounded edge of the blade, and then is pushed against the base of the pot:

Which, in addition to being perforated, is also slightly angled. If you see how the perforations are sort of arranged in three sections, like the Mercedes symbol, each of those thirds is slightly higher in the middle than on the edges. So as you turn the handle, the contents keep churning around, going under the blade and being pressed through the perforations.

And this one has an especially nice feature--my dad's big one that he uses when he cans tomatoes doesn't even have this. Here's the underside:

That little wire is attached to the screw that you use to remove/replace the blade (so you can wash the thing), so as you turn the handle, not only does the blade go around inside the pot, but the wire goes around the outside and scrapes your tomato sauce (or whatever it is) into the pot you've placed underneath.

The other thing this little gadget does, is separate out any components that weren't softened by the cooking process. With tomatoes, that's the seeds and skins:

This is the residue from about 5 tomatoes (I used six, but I left a cup or so of the sauce un-milled, because I like it a little chunky.) So you are losing a little fiber here, but those tomato skins will not cook down, and they're pretty annoying in a sauce.

The other way you can get rid of them is, cut an X in the bottoms of your tomatoes and dip them in boiling water; 9 times out of 10 the skin will slip right off. Then squeeze the seeds out, and chop and cook from there. But the food mill method is quicker, and maybe some nutrients come out of the skin/seeds into the sauce; I don't know. And of course if you find yourself needing to make sauce out of cherry tomatoes, the food mill is really the only sensible way. (Or, you know, if you're making quarts and quarts of sauce out of bushels of tomatoes. But if you're doing that, you probably planned the whole project in advance, whereas a Too Many Cherry Tomatoes situation can happen to anyone, and is a good reason to have a little food mill like this on hand, if you happen to find one cheap and have room to store it.)

Applesauce, same thing; you don't have to peel and core the apples if you're going to put it through a food mill.

Anyway, here's my tomato sauce, bubbling away:

(Ignore my messy stove; that happens with tomato sauce.)

[hardcoregamer]

Fangamer Launches Undertale Kitchen Collection

To help celebrate the ninth anniversary of Undertale, Fangamer has launched a kitchen collection set that's been approved by the game's creator, Toby Fox, himself. It includes a plate, mitts, an apron, a pie dish, a mug, and a glass. They will be shipped around the first quarter of 2025.

Check it out!

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how long do yall think it'll take for angela to spiral about her and tucker's final 2

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[dracanthropic]

While Christian Kane is an exceptional Thing Twirler (TM) it should be noted that, at least as a martial artist, it is very difficult to NOT twirl objects.

[lazycakelc]

A. B. A. Got way too excited

[emnomnos]

finally got around to tidying up the garden! there used to be a division consisting of metal rods and a net between the earth and the tiled area to keep the tortoises 🐢 that used to live here on the earthy part. now that they are gone, i took it apart and also swept up all the leaves

[skyburger]

metal gear solid 3: snake eater (2004) ending if it was awesome