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[...] key utensils that I use each and every time I cook making them must-haves in my kitchen. 5. Zester Microplane I love, love, love my zester microplane. Not only do I use it to zest citrus fruit but it [...]

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[...] to break making them very useful for jobs such as chopping up a chicken. Japanese knife The Japanese knives tend to be lighter and sharper than German knives but will need to be sharpened more often. [...]

[...] make th e bread moist and tender once again. Or you could just chunk it up and put in your food processor and make killer bread crumbs! You are simmering a cream based soup or, like me making a [...]

[...] the see-thru lids so I can see when the water is starting to boil. Electrical appliances 19. Food processor (small and large) It may not be a necessity, but I really like having a small chopper in [...]

[...] steel since I find that it cleans up beautifully. I religiously use the following: 16. Non-stick saute pan If you want to ensure that your omelets slip right out of the pan, buy a non-stick saute [...]

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[...] . I think we get too wrapped around the axle with the numbers and the names of all these chemical additives, when we should just stop the madness and get back to the way our Grandparents ate. When we [...]

When you open your kitchen drawers do you see a collection of gadgets and gizmos that seemed wonderfully useful at the time but have languished untouc [...]