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you have an empty kitchen and $250.
May. 23rd, 2009 07:04 pmYou have an empty kitchen and $250. What cookware set do you get and why?
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keyne's LJ, most of our cookware has still not turned up after a couple of weeks of unpacking. There are still some boxes where some of it might be hidden, but their numbers are dwindling. A cast-iron skillet and Dutch oven are versatile things but we are getting to the point where we are ready to buy a new cookware set.
Whatever we get needs to be easy to store, as our new kitchen is a lot shorter on storage space than the last one. So options which stack well will get bonus points.
But forget all of htat. You have an empty kitchen and $250. What do you buy to cook with?
As reported in
keyne's LJ, most of our cookware has still not turned up after a couple of weeks of unpacking. There are still some boxes where some of it might be hidden, but their numbers are dwindling. A cast-iron skillet and Dutch oven are versatile things but we are getting to the point where we are ready to buy a new cookware set.Whatever we get needs to be easy to store, as our new kitchen is a lot shorter on storage space than the last one. So options which stack well will get bonus points.
But forget all of htat. You have an empty kitchen and $250. What do you buy to cook with?
