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DateDoc 08-22-2006 12:31 PM
Sly, you may want to try www.jbprince.com too if you want to go for European pans. They have just about everything you could ever need for a kitchen. :thumbsup

Tom_PM 08-22-2006 12:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Gabriel
I gave my wife a dutch oven last night.
:1orglaugh
:2 cents:

DutchTeenCash 08-22-2006 12:34 PM
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Originally Posted by american pervert
Creuset is amaizing. One dutch oven is prolly around $100 allready, but these things lasts decades. Weird cause theyre french, the actual dutch ovens are less quality.

Id get 2-3 pans and not spend $100 on a whole set thats prolly done with in a year.

L-Pink 08-22-2006 12:35 PM
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Originally Posted by BusterPorn
Thanks for posting the link and here it is taken from their site.....

All-Clad STAINLESS cookware sandwiches a thick core of three separate layers of aluminum between an easy-to-clean, highly polished 18/10 stainless steel cooking surface and a magnetic stainless steel exterior. The aluminum core retains heat and evenly distributes it along the bottom and up the sidewalls of the cookware.

You jumped into this without reading all the posts. ALL I USE IS ALL-CLAD. They don't have a thicker bottom, the whole pan is the SAME thickness. The post I was commenting on was advising to pickup one of the cheap brands that always have a thicker bottom and thin alumunum sides. Give me a break.

Sly 08-22-2006 12:37 PM
Ok, so it looks like I need a good skillet for meats. Is a skillet only good for meats? I don't really understand why I would need both a skillet and frying pans. Could somebody please explain.

Where would I get a good cast iron skillet?

american pervert 08-22-2006 12:58 PM
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Originally Posted by Sly
Ok, so it looks like I need a good skillet for meats. Is a skillet only good for meats? I don't really understand why I would need both a skillet and frying pans. Could somebody please explain.

Where would I get a good cast iron skillet?

go to williams sonoma, there is one at fashion valley mall on the 2nd floor

E$_manager 08-22-2006 01:32 PM
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Originally Posted by BusterPorn
That is so NOT true! :error
Actually it is very bad for baking.

tranza 08-22-2006 01:46 PM
Lol, this thread is just too funny.

ElvisManson 08-22-2006 02:09 PM
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Originally Posted by MissEve
Dont buy a big set. Go to cooking.com and check the sale section, buy the set of two Calphalon commercial nonstick skillets for everyday use. Buy a good cast iron frying pan to sear meat, chicken and fish and season it properly. You can buy inexpensive stock and sauce pans. You can find good deals on amazon or ebay sometimes. Good luck :)
Calphalon are the shit...

:pimp

american pervert 08-22-2006 02:11 PM
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Originally Posted by ElvisManson
Calphalon are the shit...

:pimp

fuck that, all clad any day of the week

ElvisManson 08-22-2006 02:15 PM
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Originally Posted by american pervert
fuck that, all clad any day of the week
The Calphalon cooking school is right around the corner from my house. The Students get a 30% discount if they buy after the classes so I go in right after the class finishes and get 30% off too.

If all clad will be that I am in...

:winkwink:

Rinaldo 08-22-2006 02:17 PM
I use all-Clad, it's a bit more than what you want to spend but it's the real thing that chefs use, and what all other chefs wish they could.

american pervert 08-22-2006 02:26 PM
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Originally Posted by ElvisManson
The Calphalon cooking school is right around the corner from my house. The Students get a 30% discount if they buy after the classes so I go in right after the class finishes and get 30% off too.

If all clad will be that I am in...

:winkwink:

shit.. 30% off is huge

ElvisManson 08-22-2006 02:27 PM
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Originally Posted by american pervert
shit.. 30% off is huge
for the price they charge..it sure fucking is...lol

I go to a restaurant supply place for what i can't get at Calphalon... the funny thing is..I only cook once every 6 months.

:1orglaugh

lesbodojo 08-22-2006 02:30 PM
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Originally Posted by Kimmykim
Blah, stainless steel...
If you want to buy pots and pans that will last you forever AND you can put in the dishwasher, go with Le Creuset. Emile Henry would be my second choice.

Enameled cast iron is THE best thing to cook with, and if someone pisses you off, smacking them over the head with a piece will teach them to shut up about your cooking real quick ;)

Sur La Table has a good selection and they have factory stores in most of the higher end 'outlet' strip malls as well.
agreed 100%
It's an investment but one that's worth it if you enjoy cooking.

MsWild 08-23-2006 11:20 AM
Tefal is the best but quite expensive..

DutchTeenCash 08-23-2006 11:28 AM
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Originally Posted by MsWild
Tefal is the best but quite expensive..
lol youre kidding

Tefal is the worst low end stuff you can buy, its french and all topped with teflon, where do you think the TEF comes from?

Worst buy ever, esp if you have pets.


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