What is your favorite kitchen implement?

originally posted by: PeachesNCream
a reply to: mblahnikluver

Are you able to make raviolis with what you have? That's always a fun dish to make!

Yup! But I usually just roll out the pasta dough and cut the ravioli with the ravioli cutter. The attachment makes mini ravioli and it can be hard to use on your own.

Non-stick frying pans...

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I bake.... A lot.

My Kitchen Aid stand mixer is my favorite prized piece in my kitchen. It is off limits to everyone but me.

This!


And these!


Ok I am lazy.

originally posted by: Doodle19815
I bake.... A lot.

My Kitchen Aid stand mixer is my favorite prized piece in my kitchen. It is off limits to everyone but me.

That is definitely a prize!

I'm jealous!

originally posted by: Sheridan91s
How do I load a picture?a reply to: CraftBuilder

Clock on the icon that looks like (V). You'll see an upload option. Open the link in a new window. Then you'll see your option [upload ^]. Click on that, and then click the window [upload files]. You can then upload the picture, then drag and drop a link to the thumbnail.

Ninja blender makes fantastic hummus. And margaritas.

Oh but the Traeger smokes up awesome pork shoulder.

The J.H. Henckles cuts the thinnest pieces of pepperoni.

What's my favorite you ask? These things which make me forget about the grind for a little while.

That would have to be my 10-inch chef's knife. I bought it 15 years ago and it's quite a nimble beast. I'd truly be lost without it!

originally posted by: Doodle19815
I bake.... A lot.

My Kitchen Aid stand mixer is my favorite prized piece in my kitchen. It is off limits to everyone but me.

YES! I finally treated myself to one about 2 years ago. It's a 5 1/5 qt with the bowl lift. That bad boy whips up the best cake frosting and bread/pastry doughs ever. With no aching arm on my part. We call it "Mike"

My Ka-Bar and a cast iron skillet.
I've lived in the woods for weeks with that combo.

My bargain basement, so old we don't know really what brand it is gas oven. The ignitor broke and I had my husband dismantle it and fix it. I am comfortable with my oven.

My fire extinguisher.

My cast iron cookware. Skillets, Dutch Oven, Griddle, etc. I've had them for.........for so long I can't remember how long I've had them. 25 years at least. I have several sizes and can make pretty much anything you want. I can bury the dutch oven in a hole with some hot coals and in a few hours, serve you a beef stew that would make you cry. With homemade biscuits.

I have a knife that belonged to my great grandmother, and a cast iron skillet that belonged to my great, great grandmother. Both as sturdy as the day they were first used. I still use them oth,almost nightly. Definitely my favorites.

originally posted by: DAVID64
My cast iron cookware. Skillets, Dutch Oven, Griddle, etc. I've had them for.........for so long I can't remember how long I've had them. 25 years at least. I have several sizes and can make pretty much anything you want. I can bury the dutch oven in a hole with some hot coals and in a few hours, serve you a beef stew that would make you cry. With homemade biscuits.

God damn you for that. That sounds amazing.

Ceramic pans. No nastiness like teflon, and insanely easy to clean. I'm not a good enough cook to know how well or evenly they heat, but it seems better to me.

They had these super slicer dicers at Costco last Christmas for $11.00.
It's definitely one of my favorite kitchen tools.


slicer dicer

My cast iron skillet or my wine bottle opener. Depending how my day went.

A knife and a skillet are multipurpose instruments.
You can build a shelter, make rope, make traps, make a spear, grind seed to flour, make and hammer stakes, etc. with those two items.
Never venture into the wilderness without those two.
And bring a towel.