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Stinky The Clown

(67,790 posts)
19. Wow, I can't name one.
Sun Jul 8, 2012, 08:22 PM
Jul 2012

A pedestrian 12" stainless steel teflon skillet.

A pedestrian 8 qt pot for cooking pasta, along with the pedestrian colander to drain it.

An ancient Martha Stewart brand tri-ply sauce pan from K-Mart.

An 11" light weight copper skillet from Mauviel.

A very heavy 8 qt copper stock pot from Mauviel.

My 8" and 12" French knives.

I use lots of other stuff, too, but those get used a lot these days. Over time, my go-to tools change as our tastes change.

But my most used "cookware" is the gas grill. It gets used more than anything else. Some days we cook lunch and dinner out there. Other days just lunch or just dinner. It is used at least once on probably five days out of seven in warmer weather and two or three days even in the dead of winter.

Nordic Ware, excellent plus made in the US n/t tru Jul 2012 #1
I must be weird.... FarPoint Jul 2012 #2
Smiling! It's early in the day, Callalily Jul 2012 #5
Your right.... FarPoint Jul 2012 #6
I love my Celphalon frying pan bif Jul 2012 #3
I have just one.... FarPoint Jul 2012 #4
After years and years of Callalily Jul 2012 #7
Cast iron - Dutch oven and 3 skillets, slow cooker, rice steamer, roasting pan, blender. pinto Jul 2012 #8
Voila! elleng Jul 2012 #9
I love my Le Creueset. Lugnut Jul 2012 #22
Revere Ware .... FarPoint Jul 2012 #24
MMM... I have many Aerows Jul 2012 #10
I read some Amazon reviews Aerows Jul 2012 #11
I like to cook. I don't like to clean. tru Jul 2012 #12
Probably Aerows Jul 2012 #13
But dusty pots Aerows Jul 2012 #18
My mother too hated to cook, Callalily Jul 2012 #15
Best way to learn Aerows Jul 2012 #17
Cast iron skillets. 12-in, 10-in, 10-in Dutch oven, 8-in. hobbit709 Jul 2012 #14
My boat came with a set of cookware that I can't identify. Maybe someone could help. cbayer Jul 2012 #16
photo requested n/t tru Jul 2012 #23
This is mildly embarrassing, but I can't do that. cbayer Jul 2012 #25
Wow, I can't name one. Stinky The Clown Jul 2012 #19
My cheap santoku knife OswegoAtheist Jul 2012 #20
LOL! forget scars, I'll take a Phentex Jul 2012 #26
cast iron skillet Blues Heron Jul 2012 #21
Cast iron, a couple of swiss diamond pans, a large pasta pot... Phentex Jul 2012 #27
25 year old set of Belgique stainless pscot Jul 2012 #28
A small teflon frying pan and a made-for-marriage small spatula. Great for fried eggs. HopeHoops Jul 2012 #29
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