1. Kitchen Cookware: Buying Crockery
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Great crockery is a delight. There's nothing like laying on a beautiful spread for guests on top of plates and dishes that you can truly be proud of. But what kind of crockery will be best for your home? ...

2. Kitchen Cookware: Caring for Knives
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There are kitchen knives of all shapes and sizes out there, and while serious cooks may want as many on hand as possible, for most of us a careful selection of appropriate knives will be all that's necessary. ...

3. Cast Iron Cookware in the Kitchen
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... to do is season it. The reason for this is to create a surface that resists rust and is non-stick. Seasoning takes time and repeated use of the pan will only build up its excellent surface. Start by washing ...

4. Caring For Your Kitchen Cookware
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... by hand using a mild detergent will be your best bet, although this is not good for cast iron or blue steel cookware, as it will ruin the seasoning and cause it to rust. If there is food burned on to ...

5. What Pots and Pans Do You Need?
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... many a meal has ended up spattered across a kitchen because the lid has blown off a pressure cooker. Better models will have good safety features. Dutch Oven Dutch ovens are made for use on both stove ...

6. Cookware: How to Choose a Great Frying Pan
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... look for a base that's an alloy of stainless steel and copper or aluminium - that way, your pan will conduct heat better. Blue Steel Frying Pans Like non-stick frying pans, these do not need much fat or ...

7. Kitchen Cookware: Knife Basics
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... roles in a properly set-up kitchen. Having the right knives for the right jobs will make your life a lot easier - indeed, using the wrong knife in certain situations can even put you in danger of cutting ...