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Cynthetiq 07-28-2005 04:49 PM

Kitchen Gadgets
 
My new favorite new gadget. I try to not buy into gadgets since they usually don't do much but just make more to clean.

This one .... man I 6 cloves of garlic in about 1 minute in perfect even slices. It's really perfect for a small kitchen (even dorm rooms) and small amount of eaters since I'm usually only cooking for 2.

I put a mountain of garlic on pork chops and then made a cazuela with hot peppers and olive oil and they came out nice like a potato chip...will make my garlic peanuts even more incredible.

http://www.teafountain.com/nss-folde.../6761_01_a.jpg
Bodum Garlic Slicer Movie

edmos1 07-28-2005 05:40 PM

I can honestly say that I do not think I have ever seen that before, and let me also say I think I have every kitchen gadget around (well obviously not) Wife even registered for an avocado masher for our wedding. but I could be worse, Cousin registered for a vinegar maker?

yellowchef 07-28-2005 06:16 PM

Im all for that thing cin.. I can cut garlic really thin but this thing is AMAZING the exec chef at my work has one.... its sooooooooooo cool. SO COOL.

maleficent 07-28-2005 07:54 PM

Bodum makes really nice products too, my espresso maker is a bodum, and their mini -french press is a godsend.

Could that be used for anything other than garlic? (I'm not a fan of single use gadgets.... :(

Cynthetiq 07-28-2005 09:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by maleficent
Bodum makes really nice products too, my espresso maker is a bodum, and their mini -french press is a godsend.

Could that be used for anything other than garlic? (I'm not a fan of single use gadgets.... :(

garlic, ginger, chocolate, nuts are pictured on the box...it has 3 small compartments. I imagine that it also would be fine with small peppers or pearl onions.

Charlatan 07-29-2005 04:58 AM

That is very cool... let's the fine slicing commence!

By the way Mal... nothing like good french pressed coffee. Have you (or anyone) tried the bodum for tea? Works like a charm.

http://www.browniepoints.co.nz/catal...ot_200_200.jpg

shesus 07-29-2005 08:53 AM

I am a gadget addict. Thank alot. lol

Well, I guess I will be stopping at Bed, Bath, and Beyond later today. I love choppers the best! Thanks!

Phant84 07-30-2005 10:47 AM

i love my coffee thinga-ma-jig. dunno what its called, but you put the coffee in it, pour the hot water in, and let it drip into your cup with a little bit of sweeten milk. heaven.

shesus 07-30-2005 09:03 PM

Phant, I have one of those too. But I have to put a LOT of coffee in to get the darkness I like. Do you have this problem? If you have a solution I would love it because I love that thing and it is so convenient.

maleficent 07-30-2005 09:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Phant84
i love my coffee thinga-ma-jig. dunno what its called, but you put the coffee in it, pour the hot water in, and let it drip into your cup with a little bit of sweeten milk. heaven.

I've tried one of this, and honestly, the coffee tasted quite like instant, just didnt have the richness or boldness of real coffee.

I'm a huge fan of the french press... Put in 3 teaspoons for each cup, the put in boiling water... Let it sit for about 3 minutes... and then press down the grounds -and pour... Outstanding coffee... every time. and takes no more time than the method above....

Bodum makes a cute little portable french press, for coffee to go... Just put in the coffee, put in the boiling water, put on the lid, and go -you can press it when you are ready...

Jay Francis 08-22-2005 04:54 PM

I'm not too big a fan of french presses. Too much coffee dust and grit.

My favorite way to make coffee is with a Chemex. Keep your eyes open on ebay and you can often find a used one for not very much money.

avernus 08-23-2005 04:34 AM

Prettiest tea pot ever! I love the colour of tea and my favorite mug is a bodum glass thingy.

My only complaint with it is that when making half a pot it doesn't brew very well.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Charlatan
That is very cool... let's the fine slicing commence!

By the way Mal... nothing like good french pressed coffee. Have you (or anyone) tried the bodum for tea? Works like a charm.

http://www.browniepoints.co.nz/catal...ot_200_200.jpg


ophelia783 08-23-2005 12:49 PM

That looks awesome!!!

:::runs off to tell Majik_6 about a new toy for our registry::: :D

rockzilla 08-25-2005 08:14 AM

The garlic slicer is cool, but my benriner can do the same thing as well as slice anything else you put in front of it.

http://www.sharpknives.com/gourmets_...3_benriner.jpg

It's like a mandoline, but it's about a quarter of the price, and the box is covered in hilarious engrish expressions.

Wonderful sharpness, speed and Completion!

chelsea_9 08-29-2005 09:12 PM

my dad was a professional chef back in his younger years. he's passed on many of his ancient and... strange gadgets to me.

ie: he gave me some of his old knives. 3 of them balance on their backs; a design that was outlawed ages ago


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