cookin to the top
Gold Member
- 412
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
chefann said:OK- as I was running errands this morning, my brain had an "a-ha!" moment regarding 2 sauce flavors I'd love! And I think they'd be versatile and popular, like the 2 that were introduced this season. One would be savory, and would be fantastic on pork, beef, poultry (especially leftover turkey sandwiches) - Honey Mustard Horseradish. And the other would be a sweet & savory, and would be great for appetizers, desserts or entrees (like the Spicy Pineapple Rum) - Chipotle Raspberry.
BettieC said:ITA a DCB CookBook is a must!!!
I also would like some new seasonings & rubs. New sauces would be awesome in some of the flavors mentioned above :love:
And the coffee and teas back!!
I also LOVE the idea of a bamboo cookbook stand!
Although we just came out with the steamer basket, I would LOVE one of those asain type bamboo baskets!
The 9x13 baking pan is a good idea to round out the collection.
Maybe bamboo towels with different prints on them. Like some with different themes like HWC or Wedding shower ect to wear with our aprons.
My SO is dying for a 10in Santoku knife.
The bamboo salad bowls someone mentioned is a good idea too. If they were square to match the bigger ones, that would look really nice.
Maybe a smaller thinner microplane grater, like the ginger ones.
New SA pieces with Apples on them would be really nice....lol....I LOVE apple stuff for the kitchen.
Maybe a piece, not necessarily a SA, but to hold and transport cakes. Like a cake holder, but not glass.
Better scissors!
Krista Burson said:Ok... This is my first time to conference although I have been a consultant for 3 yrs. I'm loving the idea of the rack for the spices. Right now mine sit on the back of my stove and are constantly falling onto the stove while I'm cooking. New Cookbooks would be awesome. I'm telling you though... they add anything that has snowflakes on it, and I'm all over it. My whole house is full of "snowflake" stuff from Thanksgiving to April.
Krista Burson said:Ok... This is my first time to conference although I have been a consultant for 3 yrs. I'm loving the idea of the rack for the spices. Right now mine sit on the back of my stove and are constantly falling onto the stove while I'm cooking. New Cookbooks would be awesome. I'm telling you though... they add anything that has snowflakes on it, and I'm all over it. My whole house is full of "snowflake" stuff from Thanksgiving to April.
Fluffy215 said:A different color for the collapsible bowls (even pink during May would be nice)
kaseydee said:We need a larger pizza stone for the pizzas that Wal-Mart & Sam's Club make. I have two in the freezer now waiting to be cooked but the large stone isn't big enough.
chefann said:I also keep (well, about once a year) asking for a redesign of the batter bowl handles. If they were open on the bottom (shaped like an upside-down upper-case L), then the bowls could be more effectively stacked inside each other, saving cabinet space.
chef131doreen said:I am also hoping for a New Fundraiser program
gailz2 said:I just hope they don't redesign the garlic press again. I have 3 different ones and have only been a consultant for 2 years (one I bought before joining).
etteluap70PC said:Stoneware glazed on the inside defeats many purposes, crispiness and easy cleanup.
ChefBeckyD said:They've tried the Cherry/Olive pitter a couple different times, and it's been discontinued both times.
raebates said:I had a request today for a ravioli cutter--basically a small, square version of the Cut N Seal.
babywings76 said:Doesn't the pastry cutter have a wheel made for that? I haven't tried it, maybe it's pesky?
babywings76 said:Doesn't the pastry cutter have a wheel made for that? I haven't tried it, maybe it's pesky?
esavvymom said:Yes it does. I haven't tried it yet.
From CC:
Cutting blade - perfect for trimming pie dough or puff pastry.
Fluted blade - ideal for creating decorative edges when making lattice pies or tarts.
Crimper blade - seals and crimps puff pastry, pie dough or fresh pasta dough for raviolis.
legacypc46 said:I'd like to see them add the roasting pan in stainless steel!
After reading everyone else's ideas, these are the ones I love..
burger press (actually had someone ask about this last week)
The new products for the 2009 Fall/Winter season at Pampered Chef include a variety of kitchen tools, cookware, and serving dishes. Stay tuned for the release of the full product line!
Yes, there will be new sauce options available for the Fall/Winter season. Keep an eye out for new flavors and varieties to enhance your cooking and meal prep.
Yes, we are excited to introduce our new bamboo tongs specifically designed for use with toasters. These tongs are the perfect size and material for safely removing toast, bagels, and other items from your toaster.
Yes, we are happy to announce that we will be releasing new blades for our mandoline. These new blades include a waffle cut and french fry cut, allowing for even more versatility in your food preparation.
Yes, there will be a new pattern released for our Simple Additions line. This pattern will add a fresh and stylish touch to your serving dishes and make entertaining even more fun and beautiful.