The safety of nonstick, Teflon coated pans is a topic that I’ve mentioned recently and I decided it was worth looking into. My cookbooks offered a little information, but nothing extensive. Mark Bittman voices his worries in How to Cook Everything Vegetarian, explaining that he only uses nonstick for eggs or sauteing, and [...]
Nonstick Coating Safety
April 28, 2008
Minimum Kitchen Equipment - Final List
April 12, 2008
Here is the final list of the minimum tools a new cook needs in the kitchen:
Chef’s knife: Used very frequently.
Paring knife: Used less frequently, but often enough to need it.
Serrated knife: Good for fresh bread and tomatoes. I love bread, so, with the convincing of a reader, it stays on the list.
Two cutting boards: [...]
Minimum Equipment for a Kitchen, Part Deux
April 11, 2008
I got some great advice on Wednesday about what equipment I need for my kitchen, and I wanted to share some of the advice along with my reactions.
Richard:
Definitely keep the serrated knife…nothing beats a loaf of unsliced bread for different flavor & texture. Get rid of the non-stick. In addition to avoiding it for the [...]
The Minimum Equipment for a Kitchen
April 9, 2008
My girlfriend and I found out on Monday that we got the apartment we wanted for next year. We’ll be moving in this July, as she’ll be starting medical school in August. The prospect of moving out has become more real and it got me thinking about stocking my kitchen. What equipment [...]
Chef’s Knife - Essential Equipment
March 9, 2008
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A vital piece of equipment for any cook is a good knife. You’ll use this constantly and it makes cooking both easier [...]

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