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...that you couldn't live without. (non-electric, or not corded)  Mine has to my instant read digi-temp gauge. Two in the kitchen, one with the grill....haveta check that meat temp!  Any other gadgets that really work well? One other for me...my meatloaf pan " as seen on TV" These really are heavy-duty, made well, and work GREAT. I love mine. 

 

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14 minutes ago, RebelSS said:

One post and the threads already off track.... icon_rolleyes.gif

ok.ok  mr do it right!!!!!!:P I cant think of anything that's favorite. I would venture to say it would be a spice rack I had my son in law make. its made looking for spices a whole lot less stressful!

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frankly mine is my computer.  Even if I'm making a pretty normal item I will look it up and see how others make it and maybe tweak things or just because I enjoy reading cooking stuff.

second item is my wife who generally cleans up.  I clean as I go often but it's nice to buss my plate pat her on the rear, get scolded and walk away.

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47 minutes ago, delcecchi said:

As gadgets go, not counting knives and pans and tongs and spatulas, the instant read themometer is right up there.  Oh, and my silpats.

What is a silpats???

41 minutes ago, smurfy said:

ok.ok  mr do it right!!!!!!:P I cant think of anything that's favorite. I would venture to say it would be a spice rack I had my son in law make. its made looking for spices a whole lot less stressful!

That's what I need is a spice rack, it's a pain to take half the stuff out of the cupboard above the stove just to find what I'm looking for.

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50 minutes ago, smurfy said:

ok.ok  mr do it right!!!!!!:P I cant think of anything that's favorite. I would venture to say it would be a spice rack I had my son in law make. its made looking for spices a whole lot less stressful!

I'd say that was one of the first things I was going to list, but then you'd try to tell me the "great minds think alike" thing....:lol:

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44 minutes ago, leech~~ said:

The best "TOOL" in the kitchen. :P

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Never saw a guy admitting to being a tool before.....

A Silpat is the brand name for a non stick silicone mat that goes in a half sheet pan.  Nothing sticks to it.  The knock offs seem to work just as well

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Del- I think Reb is going to come over and stab you with an icicle pretty soon.  All they will find is you and a puddle of water next to your noggin by the time anyone finds you.

I use about three things in our spice cabinet.  Probaly $250 worth of stuff in there and it's in utter disarray.  

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30 minutes ago, lovebigbluegills said:

What is a silpats???

That's what I need is a spice rack, it's a pain to take half the stuff out of the cupboard above the stove just to find what I'm looking for.

your up by boar right? I might just have one fer ya! I will be fishing with boar next weekend so I could give it to him. I gotta ask momma first if we have plans for that.

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3 minutes ago, smurfy said:

your up by boar right? I might just have one fer ya! I will be fishing with boar next weekend so I could give it to him. I gotta ask momma first if we have plans for that.

I sure am, not too far away at all (30 miles). I think we'll be doing a smoked meat swap pretty soon ta boot (unless he already ate all of his jerky ;)).

If it works out that you don't need/want it, it'd have a happy home here.:D 

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2 hours ago, bobberineyes said:

Bottle opener :D 

Since my wedding ring is my bottle opener I'm not sure it counts as a kitchen tool but it is very important.

It drives the wife nuts when I open bottles with my ring, honestly that's part of why I do it but don't tell her that. 

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1 hour ago, RebelSS said:

I'd say that was one of the first things I was going to list, but then you'd try to tell me the "great minds think alike" thing....:lol:

naw....I would never admit that on an open forum!!!!!!:D:P

1 hour ago, lovebigbluegills said:

I sure am, not too far away at all (30 miles). I think we'll be doing a smoked meat swap pretty soon ta boot (unless he already ate all of his jerky ;)).

If it works out that you don't need/want it, it'd have a happy home here.:D 

if you want PM me a cell number, I can ae a picture tonite and text it to ya to make sure you want it. you do text right??????????:lol:;)

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3 hours ago, smurfy said:

naw....I would never admit that on an open forum!!!!!!:D:P

if you want PM me a cell number, I can ae a picture tonite and text it to ya to make sure you want it. you do text right??????????:lol:;)

Barely, I've still got a flip phone that's aboot 6-7 years old, but I do text from time to time. I'll shoot you a pm here ricky tick.

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1 hour ago, reinhard1 said:

Ya the meat thermometer is right up there along with my hot mitts.  For those that don't live in Andover, those are those gloves you wear  so you dont fry your hands when dealing with hot grates or cooking pans.  good luck.

we called my mom "asbestos hands".  I swear she barely ever used mitts.  I'm sure it's more legend than truth but still run with it.  

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