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The Bistro 2-speed electric blender from Bodum is the handy kitchen tool, featuring a stainless steel shaft, a durable plastic body which provides very comfortable grip, 3 different stainless attachments and a high mixing vessel with silicone lid. Bodum electric blender is available in 4 different colours. You can use it for the preparation of soups, drinks and nutritious children food. The blender is easy and fun to work with.
With the press of a button, Bodum electric blender quickly and reliably mixes and blends diverse ingredients. The heat-resistant hand blender can be safely used in pots, pans, glasses and bowls. Once you are done mixing, simply put it in warm or hot water for a few minutes.
Bodum electric blender comes with the knife, whisk and beater attachments. You can use the knife to make delicious smoothies on ice or steam-hot creamy vegetable soups. The whisk is ideal for making mouthwatering mashed potatoes. The beater helps you make thick milk foam, whipped cream and beat eggs. The mixing vessel with the lid can be used for pureeing and storing leftovers in the fridge. Price for Bodum stick electric mixer is around ₤60.
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The frameless Gaggenau induction hob, the CX 480 is innovative full surface induction cooktop that consists of one 2,800 cm² zoneless cooking area. Designed by Sören Strayle, the hob allows you to put pans or pots of all sizes and shapes anywhere, and its extra-large TFT colour touch-control display will indicate the size, shape and position of your cookware. The induction cooktop can accommodate up to 4 pans simultaneously.
Other important features and benefits include 17 output levels, booster function, timer for each cooking position, short-term timer, information key with use indications, power management, main switch, individual pot detection, residual heat indicator and child lock. Gaggenau.
Since the average gas grill lasts just over 3.5 years, according to a recent survey by the Hearth, Patio & Barbecue Association of 9,000 gas grill owners, you will inevitably face this dilemma, fix your gas grill or buy a new one. With replacement parts and instructions readily available from most manufacturers, fixing could be the choice for many grilling enthusiasts. So if you wonder when and how to fix your grill, here is what you need to consider.
While it certainly is not worth putting $100 in parts into a $200 or even $300 grill, the owner of an expensive gas grill can save hundreds or even thousands of dollars with regular maintenance and savvy repairs over buying a new grill.
Steps on how to check your gas grill and fix it if makes sense,
- carefully inspect the firebox interior and exterior, and remove light corrosion with a stainless-steel brush – replace missing or corroded fasteners – check burner tubes for cracks or holes – replace cracked or rusted porcelain-coated grates – periodically oil bare-cast grates to prevent rust – check hoses and regulators by spraying soapy water even if you [...]
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 This is the second of three posts on Sean Sullivan’s East Hampton kitchen, author of the spectacular blog, Spectacularly Delicious and Associate Publisher of House Beautiful Magazine. Sean’s blog is filled with beautiful images and fresh adaptations of his favorite recipes. The imagery is as delicious as the recipes. Enthusiasm? You’ll find gallons, lbs, and any other measurement you can think of!
I wanted to find out from Sean about his cooking equipment, after I poked into his cabinets and doors. I’m glad I asked! Following is a comprehensive list of essential equipment for Sean, probably one of the most complete lists, with sources and tips attached, that one can find anywhere, I’ll bet. In Sean’s words…
 So of course I have all the basics (pots, pans, Le Creuset, All-Clad, non-stick saute pans, cast iron skillet, good knife set, Kitchen Aid [...]
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