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Land hard anodized non-stick pan 10-Sep piece Cookware Review
Posted in 10Sep, anodized, Cookware, nonstick, Review Posted by how2thailand on Wednesday, July 20, 2011 at 4:52 AMCooking Healthy With Waterless Cookware
Posted in Cooking, Cookware, healthy, Waterless Posted by how2thailand on Thursday, August 05, 2010 at 1:35 AMMy wife Silvia and I try to cook in a healthy style always. Most of what we eat is Latin style cooking. The trick is to use lean meats and trim the fat. She lets the natural liquid from the vegetables and meat be the liquid for cooking on the stove. The multi-element steam control cookware lends itself naturally to this.
We use many of the recipes of South Beach diet and several years ago we were strictly on that diet until we reached our target weights. Now we blend the Latin cooking with at times using recipes from the South Beach books. The use of the Waterless steam control cookware is perfect for these recipes as well. Of course this would be true of any of the great successful diet regimens out there. Whether Weight watchers, South Beach or whatever, as long as there are lots of healthy vegetables, reasonably amounts of fruits, lean reasonable portions of meat of your liking, and moderate starches.
They all work and the premium Waterless Steam control stainless steel cookware makes it all that easier. With any recipe with meat, and vegetables including potatoes, just braise the meat (no oil or water necessary) 30-60 seconds on each side, top with the vegetables cover and when starting to steam a little close the steam control valve. This allows the heat to distribute quickly and evenly to the point that you can even stack the pans and cook other goodies on top of the first pan and have the same heat distribution. If you do go this way, you'll find cooking fast, easy and in a style that preserves virtually all of the vitamins and nutrients.
Have fun,
Jay Mawhinney
Copper Cookware Bowls - Make the Highest, Fluffiest Egg Whites Ever! You Won't Believe Your Eyes!
Posted in Believe, Cookware, Copper, Fluffiest, Highest, Whites Posted by how2thailand on Sunday, July 11, 2010 at 3:46 PMCopper cookware bowls are rumoured, if used properly, to produce the highest, and most fluffy, whipped egg whites the world over. In fact, the type of cookware bowl that you use does indeed make a huge difference to the results of your whipping frenzy. Less known is the fact that different copper cookware vendors put out different quality bowls. Even lesser known, however, is that it's not just the bowl, but how you whip it, what you are whipping, and just what you whip it with, that produces that amazing result we all yearn for: that mountainous, super fluffy white mass of egg whites that looks like delicate floating clouds all stuffed together in your little whipping bowl.
To get the highest quality results, you will need the following:
1. Recipe ingredients
2. A quality whipping tool
3. A quality copper cookware container, like a copper bakeware bowl, from a reputable company
4. Whipping technique
That's a lot of things just for whipping egg whites (or whatever it is you are whipping). But each one is essential to get the best possible result.
Obviously, if you have cheap ingredients to begin with, you're not going to be producing the best result. You will need fresh eggs or egg whites, that are have been removed from the fridge and allowed to settle to room temperature.
For your whipping tool, you just need to be sure you have the right tool for the job. Obviously you'll likely choose a whisk, but note that there are different whisks for whipping different things. Get a balloon whisk if it's just pure egg whites.
