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I have looked everywhere for a non-metal pot and haven't found anything. I've also looked for a bamboo strainer with no luck.
Can someone please offer any suggestions.
Thank you.
- Re: Cookware The_Comeback_Kid
21 y
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This is a reply to # 32,177Bamboo strainer I don't know...I'll settle on a enamel cookie sheet and enamel strainer soon.
Also, I have a enamelware set of Le Creuset cookware on the way. Amazing stuff and very expensive and real heavy. Cast iron that is totally covered with beautiful enamel.
www.drclarkstore.com under new products section to buy real cheap enamelware.
www.kitchenhut.com for le creuset and the best prices I can find.
Dr. Clark states that enamelware is a good cooking surface...even in her most recently updated book... the hiv book.
Picked up the lexan plastic eating utensils too!- Re: Cookware dcb
21 y
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This is a reply to # 32,178Thank you kindly for the tips.
I looked at that set of Le Creuset cookware and it didn't say that it could be used for stove top use. So I didn't get it.
The ones that I thought I would be able to use was Corning and Vision Ware, but they don't make it anymore.
- u better believe they're stovetop The_Comeback_Kid
21 y
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This is a reply to # 32,180Absolutely positively. They are great in the oven and stovetop!!!!!!!!!
We're not talkin their "casserole" items. Just look around the other websites using keywords le creuset as well as ebay. Ebay sometimes has great prices if you are not picky like I was for specific items then there are deals. THESE ARE FOR THE OVEN AND STOVETOP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Go to huldaclarkenthusiasts forum through the yahoo egroups...I belive I have seen others say how much they love them. Also read the reviews at amazon also. Sometimes amazon has a good price on maybe one or two items but only in a specific color.
God bless
- u better believe they're stovetop The_Comeback_Kid
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- Re: Cookware joi
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This is a reply to # 32,178I use Chantal cookware made in Germany. It is enamel on steel and thus much lighter in weight than Le Crueset which is iron. Chantal also makes ceramic bakeware.
Also Jenner Glass from Germany makes a great heatable glass teapot as well a glass infuser and teacup
http://www.eteapot.com/
http://www.theteahaus.com/Accessories/zylindro.htm- Re: Chantel Cookware alice_clear
20 y
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MoreThis is a reply to # 32,194Do these fry well? I have some old inexpensive enamel coated pans and everything seems to burn easily. I was wondering how these do. Thank You
- Re: Chantel Cookware alice_clear
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- Re: Cookware dcb
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- Re: Cookware verity99
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This is a reply to # 32,177Hi,
As for the bamboo strainer: I just bought one today at my health food store for $1.49. It is little--something you'd use for tea, but I figure that it is better than metal. If you'd like me to send you one, I'd be happy to. Just let me know.
Morgen
- Re: Cookware The_Comeback_Kid
21 y
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