about 7 hours ago - 9 comments
How to cook great pasta. Video taken from Jamie’s app www.jamieshomecookingskills.com
about 1 day ago - 4 comments
How to cook with herbs. Video taken from Jamie’s app www.jamieshomecookingskills.com
about 1 week ago - 25 comments
www.greenpowerscience.com THIS IS 100% SOLAR COOKING. THE PASTA COOKER IS 4 INCH STAINLESS STEEL WITH A WOODEN 2X4 PIRATE PLUG. USING WATER SWELLING TO SEAL. (less)
about 1 month ago - 25 comments
Move over Rachael Ray! Tiedyeman is cookin’ now! From preparing the ingredients to finished dish, Tiedyeman shows how to cook shrimp with Alfredo sauce and pasta. Using mostly fresh ingredients to create a subtle blend of flavors that will be delicious and relatively easy to fix. This meal takes about 15 minutes to cook after More >
about 1 month ago - 25 comments
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about 1 month ago - 23 comments
Join host Susan Doherty on location in Santa Barbara wine country for traditional Italian cooking. Chef Leonardo Curti, of the popular Trattoria Grappolo, whips up a delectable dish you won’t want to miss. Get the recipe and easy tips here, at Six Minute Style.
about 2 months ago - 25 comments
Cookware runs the gamut — from stainless steel to cast iron to anodized aluminum, copper and coated cast iron — and many more. Rita’s got some favorite cookware that she recommends. Her enamel coated cookware, the 100 year old cast iron skillet handed down from her mother and the new anodized aluminum pans. Cookware sets More >
about 2 months ago - 25 comments
about 2 months ago - 25 comments
91 year old cook and great grandmother, Clara, recounts her childhood during the Great Depression as she prepares meals from the era. Learn how to make simple yet delicious dishes while listening to stories from the Depression. www.GreatDepressionCooking.com
about 3 months ago - 5 comments
Grill brush uses the power of steam to clean tough baked-on food and grease
Stainless-steel bristles; safe for cast-iron, steel, or porcelain grill grates
Long, sturdy handle protects hands from heat; hanging storage hook
2-sided head removes for easy cleaning
Measures approximately 22 by 4 by 6 inches
Product DescriptionThe Grill Daddy Pro is a revolutionary grill-cleaning tool that sterilizes More >
about 4 months ago
I ordered the product from the amazon web pages which states that it USUALLY ships in 24 hrs. I learned the next day that it would not ship for 2-3 WEEKS from WHOLESALERSCLUB. I had a gift card from AMAZON so OK FINE I’ll wait. I decided to check the amazon site again expecting the change in shipping times. What do I see, it is still posted as a 24 hr ship time!!!
Rating: 1 / 5
about 4 months ago
This vendor shipped me defective merchandise which wasted both my time and their money. I haven’t yet heard whether they will allow a full refund. I am very disappointed!
Rating: 1 / 5
about 4 months ago
While I was excited about making pasta, I found the process long and tedious. The recipe required much more liquid. The pasta really needed to be hung to dry and needed more cooking than the recommended time.
Rating: 3 / 5
about 4 months ago
I just received this product to give as a Christmas gift. So, I am really rating the packaging and not the product. Equipment this heavy cannot be put in a cardboard box of the same size as the KitchenAid box. Something punctured a hole in the outer box, interior box and dented one of the rollers. The KA box should have been protected with a couple of layers of bubble wrap. Instead of a convenience of ordering online, this is a big aggravation now with a trip to the UPS Store.
Rating: 1 / 5
about 4 months ago
I bought this as a replacement for my $30.00 Atlas pasta roller, thinking that it would make pasta making that much more fun. Huge mistake.
First off, there were quality problems. After exactly one year of use, mine broke due to low-quality steel used in one of the attachments. So I’m out $100, and I’ll get over it.
The bigger problem is that you have to continually change out the attachments to make pasta. First, you attach the roller, and get the dough down to the proper thickness. Then you must remove the attachment, and replace it with a cutter or crimper to form the dough into its final form. Attaching, then detaching, gets very old, very fast. I felt a certain glee when I threw these pieces of junk into the dumpster. I’ll look forward to my old Atlas next time I feel the need to roll pasta dough.
Worst thing Kitchenaid has ever made!
Rating: 1 / 5