| Sponsored    SPONSORED The Best Pan for Egg Lovers Whether you're cooking brunch for the whole family over the holidays or looking for easy ways to jump-start your game in the kitchen when the new year rolls around, having the right pan can make all the difference. And if eggs factor into that family brunch or daily breakfast grind, a good nonstick pan is essential. Enter the nonstick skillets from American Kitchen. Give yourself or your loved ones the gift that keeps on giving with one of these versatile and long-lasting skillets. If it's a frittata, a scramble, or just a few eggs over easy, these pans make mornings easy. If perfecting that classic French omelet is on your agenda, don't make things any harder on yourself; let a reliable nonstick skillet do the heavy lifting. We love American Kitchen's nonstick skillets for their functionality and durability. We judge a nonstick skillet by how well the food releases, and by how long the pan lasts. American Kitchen's skillets get high marks in both categories. Made with a special, PFOA-free nonstick surface that's dishwasher- and oven-safe, the pans make flipping, sliding, or sautéing a cinch. And clean up is easy, too. The unique surface also happens to be super durable because it's made with a thicker-than-standard film. Then there are the extras, which we, as avid egg lovers, really appreciate. Take the ergonomic, heat-resistant handles. If you forget to reach for that oven mitt one bleary eyed, post-holiday party morning, you can rest easy. Or the fact that these skillets are oven-safe in temperatures up to 400 degrees Fahrenheit, and they can be used on gas, induction, glass, and electric cooktops—which means they'll fit right into whoever's kitchen they're wrapped up for.
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Monday, December 16, 2019
From Our Partner: The Pan Egg-Lovers Can't Live Without
20 sweet homemade food gifts for the holiday
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Saturday, December 14, 2019
Kelly Fields's Louisiana, Plus Her BBQ Shrimp Toast: From Our Partner
| Sponsored    SPONSORED Meet Kelly Fields Chef Kelly Fields describes her food as simple and nostalgic, "pay[ing] tribute to the South's sense of belonging." At her restaurant and bakery, Willa Jean, guests can feel right at home with low-country Southern dishes like fried chicken with biscuits and Tabasco honey, pimento grilled cheese, and corn-and-crab chowder. Though it's the sweets at Willa Jean that have garnered acclaim for Chef Fields: Banana "puddin'" with Nilla wafers, chocolate chip cookies served with milk, and a peach pavlova are just a few of the desserts on rotation that have helped her win a coveted James Beard Award for Outstanding Pastry Chef.  Kelly Fields's New Orleans–Style BBQ Shrimp and Burrata Toast Thankfully for us, Kelly shared one of her favorite recipes to make: Her BBQ shrimp and burrata toast. Here's what she had to say about it: "The dish as a whole reflects who I am as a chef and how we try and approach food at the restaurant. Like all good things in my life, it starts with baking, and good bread is the foundation of this dish being great, rather than just a traditional afterthought of a garnish. This dish hits home for me because the sauce smells and tastes the way I remember my backyard at low tide, growing up in Charleston, SC, and celebrates fully the bounty of the waters that surround us." See www.capitalone.com/savor for details. To determine cash back, we identify transaction type based on information provided by merchants. Capital One does not provide, endorse or guarantee any third-party product, service, information or recommendation listed above. The third parties listed are not affiliated with Capital One and are solely responsible for their products and services. All trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
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