No Images? Click here It's Basically Black Friday Already: Here Are the Deals We Love Well, shoppers, it looks like Black Friday has started early, and the deals are rolling in. We're sure you're being bombarded by all manner of discount announcements and emails, and we don't want to be a part of that noise. That's why we're going to feature only our tried-and-true favorites—essential equipment that we've tested extensively and love to use in our own kitchens. Here's what we've found so far. The 6-Quart Instant Pot Is $69.99 The golden child of last year's Black Friday is on sale again for a really great price. We've been using the Instant Pot for a while now and appreciate both its affordability and its versatility. Use it for brewing quick(er) beef stock or a super-hearty chile verde. Our Favorite Cast Iron Skillet Is $12 This is a great price for a pan that might even outlive you. Once you have a cast iron pan, you can make countless recipes, both sweet and savory. Some personal favorites include Stella's chocolate skillet cake and beautiful (and seasonal!) yeasted pumpkin rolls. Staub 4-Quart Cocottes Are Under $100 These gorgeous Staub cocottes usually retail for closer to $400. But for the past few days, they've been sitting pretty at $99.95. The slightly larger version was one of our picks for the best Dutch oven, but this size is plenty large enough to make warming stews and roasts all holiday season long. The Anova Is $99 The Anova is the perfect gift for any food nerd in your life who wants to get...even nerdier. And at $99, it's a steal. Grab one today, then head to Kenji's beginner's guide to cooking sous vide for tips and tricks on how to make the most of this high-tech tool. |
Wednesday, November 21, 2018
Black Friday Started Early: Lodge, Staub, Anova Are on Sale Now
Tuesday, November 20, 2018
The Best Holiday Gifts Under $100
Great Gifts and a Staub Steal No Images? Click here Our Favorite Culinary Gifts Under $100 Yesterday, we featured our favorite culinary gifts under $50 for those looking to do the holidays without breaking the bank. But if you've got a bit more wiggle room in your budget, our collection has plenty of gifts to love. From classic cookbooks to Japanese knives, here are some of our favorite holiday gifts for under $100. If you need more inspiration, you'll find a lot more cookware and useful kitchen tools right here in our gift guide. Great Knives Yes, you can find plenty of great knives for under $100. This knife to the left is what Daniel calls his travel knife: a short, sharp blade that he brings with him to friends' kitchens and Airbnbs. (Just be sure not to fly with it!) A Beautiful Tagine This hand-painted tagine is a gorgeous addition to any cooking arsenal, and a handy piece for making flavorful North African stews that can go straight from the oven to the table. If your giftee's kitchen is already fully outfitted with cookware and you need to find something different and impressive, this is the gift for you.
A Classic Cookbook Part coffee table book, part culinary bible, Mastering the Art of French Cooking is quite simply the perfect gift for anyone who loves food and cooking. Get them this two-volume set, then bookmark a few recipes you want to make together.
The Best Immersion Blender There's so much you can do with an immersion blender, from blitzing up a quick batch of homemade mayo to getting pesky clumps out of gravy. We tested a whole range of immersion blenders, and the All-Clad beat out the competition, with super-sharp blades and a whole lot of power. Luckily for you, it's just under $100. An Instant-Read Thermometer An instant-read thermometer is another kitchen essential, and we love the ThermoWorks Thermapen for its lightning-fast readings and accuracy. A personal tip: It's the ideal gift for someone who has raw-meat paranoia.
PS: The Staub Cocotte Is $99.95 (75% Off) Looks like Black Friday deals are coming early this year. One of our favorite four-quart cast iron Dutch ovens is on sale, so grab one (or two!) while you can. |
Honey-Glazed Hasselback Butternut Squash With Parmesan Breadcrumbs
Your Recipe of the Day No Images? Click here Honey-Glazed Hasselback Butternut Squash With Parmesan Breadcrumbs This butternut squash side dish is designed to steal the show. There's no shortage of flavor or texture here, from the thin, crispy ridges and the roasted garlic honey glaze to the sage leaves tucked inside and the salty-sweet topping of Parmesan cheese, panko breadcrumbs, dried cranberries, and pistachios. The Kitchen Essential Y-Peeler |