Comments on: Question of the month: What’s your favorite tool? http://www.blisstree.com/articles/question-of-the-month-whats-your-favorite-tool-633/ Family, Health, Home and Lifestyles Wed, 09 Dec 2009 19:33:20 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Cyndi Lavin http://www.blisstree.com/articles/question-of-the-month-whats-your-favorite-tool-633/comment-page-1/#comment-139038 Cyndi Lavin Sun, 14 Sep 2008 20:51:08 +0000 http://www.busyfamilymeals.com/question-of-the-month-whats-your-favorite-tool/#comment-139038 Thanks for this tip, Wendy! I just put it into a post of its own along with a link to your website :-) Thanks for this tip, Wendy! I just put it into a post of its own along with a link to your website :-)

]]> By: Wendy http://www.blisstree.com/articles/question-of-the-month-whats-your-favorite-tool-633/comment-page-1/#comment-139028 Wendy Sun, 14 Sep 2008 19:59:20 +0000 http://www.busyfamilymeals.com/question-of-the-month-whats-your-favorite-tool/#comment-139028 My current favorite tool is my Nesco 18qt Roaster Oven. I bought it last November when it was on sale at the local hardware store. It has a cooking well so I can use it to make soup, a rack so that I can bake casseroles or do a roast inside it and I have the additional pans to turn it into a casual buffet server. I've used it to make homemade turkey soup (the cookwell was the only "pot" I had that was big enough for the turkey carcass). I put it outside on my porch all summer to cook numerous casseroles and not heat up my kitchen. I've used it several times as a buffet server for informal gatherings in my home. I've also roasted three chickens at one time and then used the birds in various OAMC ways. What a time saver that was! I don't know what I did before I bought this $40 widget, but I'm sure glad to have it now. Anyway, it is my favorite kitchen gadget of this year. My current favorite tool is my Nesco 18qt Roaster Oven. I bought it last November when it was on sale at the local hardware store. It has a cooking well so I can use it to make soup, a rack so that I can bake casseroles or do a roast inside it and I have the additional pans to turn it into a casual buffet server.

I’ve used it to make homemade turkey soup (the cookwell was the only “pot” I had that was big enough for the turkey carcass). I put it outside on my porch all summer to cook numerous casseroles and not heat up my kitchen. I’ve used it several times as a buffet server for informal gatherings in my home. I’ve also roasted three chickens at one time and then used the birds in various OAMC ways. What a time saver that was!

I don’t know what I did before I bought this $40 widget, but I’m sure glad to have it now. Anyway, it is my favorite kitchen gadget of this year.

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