Could you tell me a good place to buy reasonably-priced kitchen
stuff online? I can find pots and pans in Bloomington, Indiana,
but I haven't had any luck finding Christmas-themed cookie
cutters, and I can't find a springform pan.

There are a couple cooking utensil stores in town, but all the
stuff is way beyond my budget. There's no way I have $80 for
a sauce pan.

Thank you, Michael

Zspider wrote:

Could you tell me a good place to buy reasonably-priced kitchen
stuff online? I can find pots and pans in Bloomington, Indiana,
but I haven't had any luck finding Christmas-themed cookie
cutters, and I can't find a springform pan.


You just need to use google. Type in
"Kitchenwares" or some other obvious words and
you'll get many places to choose from. King Arthur
Flour sells many pans, probably cutters too?
www.kingarthurflour.com
Chef's Catalog is always good too.
www.chefscatalog.com
Goomba

In article ,
(Zspider) wrote:

Could you tell me a good place to buy reasonably-priced kitchen
stuff online? I can find pots and pans in Bloomington, Indiana,
but I haven't had any luck finding Christmas-themed cookie
cutters, and I can't find a springform pan.

There are a couple cooking utensil stores in town, but all the
stuff is way beyond my budget. There's no way I have $80 for
a sauce pan.

Thank you, Michael

http://cookiecutters.com/

I've used these for 30 years and like them because, with the right dough
and thickness, they leave an imprint for easy decorating. My
Halloween (and Thanksgiving) cut-outs are in the freezer, ready for
tomorrow's adventure with the Blue Ribbon Granddaughter. "I go Baba's
house. Make cookies." Light a candle.

* Exported from MasterCook Mac *

Sugar Cookies

Recipe By : posted to r.f.cooking by Barb Schaller 10-29-04
Serving Size : 66 Preparation Time :12:00
Categories : Cookies

Amount Measure Ingredient -- Preparation Method
-------- ------------ --------------------------------
4 cups sifted cake flour (14 oz.)
2 1/2 tsp. baking powder
1/2 tsp. salt
2/3 cup soft shortening (5 oz.)
1 1/2 cups sugar (11-1/2 oz.)
2 eggs -- unbeaten
1 tsp. vanilla extract
4 tsp. milk

Sift dry ingredients together; set aside. Mix shortening with sugar,
eggs, and vanilla until very light and fluffy. Mix in flour mixture
alternately with milk. Refrigerate dough until easy to handle (several
hours or overnight). Roll on floured board, cut, and bake at 400
degrees until delicate brown, about 9 minutes.

This is the only sugar cookie recipe I¹ve had much luck with!! The
dough handles beautifully! Design imprints from a cookie cutter remain
on the cookie, making decorating very easy. 11/25/89: ~5-1/2 dozen
cookies.
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NOTES : Source: Good Housekeeping Cookbook, page 657. First made in
the late 70s.

_____
--
-Barb, www.jamlady.eboard.com Updated 10-22-04; Popovers!.
"Peace will come when the power of love overcomes the love of power."
-Jimi Hendrix, and Lt. Joe Corcoran, Retired; St. Paul PD, Homicide Divn.

In article ,
(Zspider) wrote:

Could you tell me a good place to buy reasonably-priced kitchen
stuff online? I can find pots and pans in Bloomington, Indiana,
but I haven't had any luck finding Christmas-themed cookie
cutters, and I can't find a springform pan.

There are a couple cooking utensil stores in town, but all the
stuff is way beyond my budget. There's no way I have $80 for
a sauce pan.

Thank you, Michael

http://cookiecutters.com/

I've used these for 30 years and like them because, with the right dough
and thickness, they leave an imprint for easy decorating. My
Halloween (and Thanksgiving) cut-outs are in the freezer, ready for
tomorrow's adventure with the Blue Ribbon Granddaughter. "I go Baba's
house. Make cookies." Light a candle.

* Exported from MasterCook Mac *

Sugar Cookies

Recipe By : posted to r.f.cooking by Barb Schaller 10-29-04
Serving Size : 66 Preparation Time :12:00
Categories : Cookies

Amount Measure Ingredient -- Preparation Method
-------- ------------ --------------------------------
4 cups sifted cake flour (14 oz.)
2 1/2 tsp. baking powder
1/2 tsp. salt
2/3 cup soft shortening (5 oz.)
1 1/2 cups sugar (11-1/2 oz.)
2 eggs -- unbeaten
1 tsp. vanilla extract
4 tsp. milk

Sift dry ingredients together; set aside. Mix shortening with sugar,
eggs, and vanilla until very light and fluffy. Mix in flour mixture
alternately with milk. Refrigerate dough until easy to handle (several
hours or overnight). Roll on floured board, cut, and bake at 400
degrees until delicate brown, about 9 minutes.

This is the only sugar cookie recipe I¹ve had much luck with!! The
dough handles beautifully! Design imprints from a cookie cutter remain
on the cookie, making decorating very easy. 11/25/89: ~5-1/2 dozen
cookies.
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

NOTES : Source: Good Housekeeping Cookbook, page 657. First made in
the late 70s.

_____
--
-Barb, www.jamlady.eboard.com Updated 10-22-04; Popovers!.
"Peace will come when the power of love overcomes the love of power."
-Jimi Hendrix, and Lt. Joe Corcoran, Retired; St. Paul PD, Homicide Divn.

"Zspider" wrote in message
om...
Could you tell me a good place to buy reasonably-priced kitchen
stuff online? I can find pots and pans in Bloomington, Indiana,
but I haven't had any luck finding Christmas-themed cookie
cutters, and I can't find a springform pan.

There are a couple cooking utensil stores in town, but all the
stuff is way beyond my budget. There's no way I have $80 for
a sauce pan.

I have had good online experiences buying cookware at Boscov's. This
is a Pennsyvania based department store with a large selection of
kitchenware. Sale and closeout prices can often be exceptional
bargains. Their shipping costs are low and they frequently feature
sales with free shipping.

http://www.boscovs.com

"Zspider" wrote in message
om...
Could you tell me a good place to buy reasonably-priced kitchen
stuff online? I can find pots and pans in Bloomington, Indiana,
but I haven't had any luck finding Christmas-themed cookie
cutters, and I can't find a springform pan.

There are a couple cooking utensil stores in town, but all the
stuff is way beyond my budget. There's no way I have $80 for
a sauce pan.

I have had good online experiences buying cookware at Boscov's. This
is a Pennsyvania based department store with a large selection of
kitchenware. Sale and closeout prices can often be exceptional
bargains. Their shipping costs are low and they frequently feature
sales with free shipping.

http://www.boscovs.com

Sam D. wrote:

"Zspider" wrote in message
om...

Could you tell me a good place to buy reasonably-priced kitchen
stuff online? I can find pots and pans in Bloomington, Indiana,
but I haven't had any luck finding Christmas-themed cookie
cutters, and I can't find a springform pan.

There are a couple cooking utensil stores in town, but all the
stuff is way beyond my budget. There's no way I have $80 for
a sauce pan.


I have had good online experiences buying cookware at Boscov's. This
is a Pennsyvania based department store with a large selection of
kitchenware. Sale and closeout prices can often be exceptional
bargains. Their shipping costs are low and they frequently feature
sales with free shipping.

http://www.boscovs.com


http://www.cooking.com/ has some good prices at times or you could
check http://www.overstock.com

--
Steve

Who was the first person to say, "See that chicken there... I'm gonna
eat the next thing that comes outta it's ass?"

Sam D. wrote:

"Zspider" wrote in message
om...

Could you tell me a good place to buy reasonably-priced kitchen
stuff online? I can find pots and pans in Bloomington, Indiana,
but I haven't had any luck finding Christmas-themed cookie
cutters, and I can't find a springform pan.

There are a couple cooking utensil stores in town, but all the
stuff is way beyond my budget. There's no way I have $80 for
a sauce pan.


I have had good online experiences buying cookware at Boscov's. This
is a Pennsyvania based department store with a large selection of
kitchenware. Sale and closeout prices can often be exceptional
bargains. Their shipping costs are low and they frequently feature
sales with free shipping.

http://www.boscovs.com


http://www.cooking.com/ has some good prices at times or you could
check http://www.overstock.com

--
Steve

Who was the first person to say, "See that chicken there... I'm gonna
eat the next thing that comes outta it's ass?"

Here is a place you might want to check out.

http://www.thegadgetsource.com/index.html

The best place to find cookie cutters in all shapes, themes, sizes is at
www.pinenose.com

I have always had good service.

Karen

Sam D. wrote:

"Zspider" wrote in message
om...

Could you tell me a good place to buy reasonably-priced kitchen
stuff online? I can find pots and pans in Bloomington, Indiana,
but I haven't had any luck finding Christmas-themed cookie
cutters, and I can't find a springform pan.

There are a couple cooking utensil stores in town, but all the
stuff is way beyond my budget. There's no way I have $80 for
a sauce pan.


I have had good online experiences buying cookware at Boscov's. This
is a Pennsyvania based department store with a large selection of
kitchenware. Sale and closeout prices can often be exceptional
bargains. Their shipping costs are low and they frequently feature
sales with free shipping.

http://www.boscovs.com


http://www.cooking.com/ has some good prices at times or you could
check http://www.overstock.com

Thanx, Margaret... I found an offset spatula which Child Bride has
been talking about, and lost about an hour browsing.
Scrooge


Margaret Suran wrote in message ...
Here is a place you might want to check out.

http://www.thegadgetsource.com/index.html

Thanx, Margaret... I found an offset spatula which Child Bride has
been talking about, and lost about an hour browsing.
Scrooge


Margaret Suran wrote in message ...
Here is a place you might want to check out.

http://www.thegadgetsource.com/index.html

Thanx, Margaret... I found an offset spatula which Child Bride has
been talking about, and lost about an hour browsing.
Scrooge


Margaret Suran wrote in message ...
Here is a place you might want to check out.

http://www.thegadgetsource.com/index.html

Scrooge wrote:
Thanx, Margaret... I found an offset spatula which Child Bride has
been talking about, and lost about an hour browsing.
Scrooge


Margaret Suran wrote in message ...

Here is a place you might want to check out.

http://www.thegadgetsource.com/index.html


I am glad you found something. Use It In Good Health.

I ordered I corkscrew from them a couple of days ago and I should have
it tomorrow. I hope it is a good one; it was very inexpensive.

Scrooge wrote:
Thanx, Margaret... I found an offset spatula which Child Bride has
been talking about, and lost about an hour browsing.
Scrooge


Margaret Suran wrote in message ...

Here is a place you might want to check out.

http://www.thegadgetsource.com/index.html


I am glad you found something. Use It In Good Health.

I ordered I corkscrew from them a couple of days ago and I should have
it tomorrow. I hope it is a good one; it was very inexpensive.