Dual kitchen timers are amazing. Most microwaves and ovens have built in timers but what if you're not in the kitchen? What if you need a timer for two dishes while you go and take care of preparing for a family get together or a party? A dual timer is perfect for this exact reason. You can take it with you so you will know exactly when each of your dishes are done and you won't have to worry about burning cookies or dinner ever again.
When buying a griddle pan, or any kitchen equipment for that matter, you need to look for excellent quality and affordable price. Often, the quality tools are not the most expensive, but are not too much more expensive than the cheapest.
Basically what this means is that you do not have to pay a highly inflated price to get good quality, but going even just a few dollars cheaper can be all the difference and cause you lots of frustration.
7) A stand mixer. I have an old KitchenAid with the swing up head. No, it ain't fancy, but it does everything I ask of it. It has a paddle, whisk and bread hook for inside the bowl, and on the front motor attachment, I have a fine meat grinder, and there are tons of other accessories available.
When stir frying noodles you can add a little bit of defrosted chicken broth to the stir fry just before you finish cooking the noodles. The broth should add another layer of flavor as it steams the noodles.
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