<h3>Pampered Chef Making Life Easier in the Kitchen</h3>

Pampered Chef Making Life Easier in the Kitchen

Dinner is a word I fear! Between being a busy mom and wife, which includes being a taxi driver for my youngest and attending the university to finish my degree, I cringe at the thought of thinking, planning and preparing meals everyday for my family. When I do manage to get a dinner on the table, I’m actually quite surprised by it, but then I’m wondering how to repeat it again the next day. My kitchen is reminiscent of the 1800’s when all the cooks had to accomplish things were some cast iron skillets and a few knives.

Pampered Chef Making Life Easier

Imagine my surprise when I went to my first Pampered Chef Party and the consultant-demonstrated products that I did not know existed. I realized that I must have been living under a rock not knowing about the great line of products that simplifies meal preparation and cooking time. For instance, take the food chopper that cuts vegetables into small pieces in the time it takes to blink or the can opener that magically takes the lid off the can without any rough edges (that would have saved me an emergency room visit and some stitches many years ago). How did I manage to live without the knife that looks like a comb and you stab it into the tomato and slice through the tomato without ever having your fingers touch the tomato?


Pampered Chef Brownie Pan

Stoneware in Addition to Cast Iron

Stoneware has now replaced cast iron skillets for baking and doesn’t weigh as much. There are stoneware casserole dishes, cookie sheets, cupcake holders, pie dishes and cake pans. The product line includes items for outdoor cooking on the barbeque. I will miss my muscle building sessions lifting all that cast iron, but stoneware will be a nice addition to the kitchen, not to mention its better looking. Maybe, I even see a future with a barbeque in the backyard. There is no denying the fact, that my days contain too much activity, however, preparing the daily meal seems less daunting when there is Pampered Chef.

Comments

Frank Nash: the Most Inspirational English Teacher I Ever Did Know! By Vincent Zandri author of The Remains

I never set out to be a writer. Back in 1979, when I entered the Second Form in a 200 year old, all boys, military school called, The Albany Academy, I simply wanted to become a rock n’ roll star. Like Ringo or Keith Moon, I wanted to play drums in a huge rock band, make a ton of money doing it, get lots of girls, and see the world. While most of the uniformed boys sat attentively in math class, taking copious notes, I drew illustrations of huge drums sets and stared out the window. All that changed when for the first time, I was introduced to Frank Nash in my second term English lit and writing course. First thing that caught my attention was the classroom itself. The Academy was an old building even back then, having been built in the 1920s. Made of stone and strong woods, with real blackboards instead of chalk boards, the place seemed like a kind of time warp. A school caught perpetually in the 19th century instead of one that would see the 21st century in only two more decades. But...

Thirteen Things About The Bedtime of the Sky and Other Sleepy-Bye Stories

The Bedtime of The Sky and Other Sleepy Bye Stories is an illustrated Children's book of five of my original bedtime stories in verse. This book was actually written long ago for my nieces and nephew, John, Catherine and Elizabeth, when they were very young children. Although they are now in college, actually two have graduated, I do have a new little reader to write for, my four year old niece Jillian! I love writing poetry and fantasy stories and to mix magic with ordinary experiences. These bedtime stories in verse reflect my idea that there is magic in everyday events. For instance, I just know that there is a Dragon in the sock drawer that eats socks so we cannot find them, or that Dolls have a secret longing to help us clean up our room late at night! A little about myself, I was born in England and although my parents moved us all back to America about a year after I was born, I truly believe that the stories and British classics that I grew up with, have had a huge impact i...

Monday Feature Jerome Charyn author Joe DiMaggio: The Long Vigil

About Joe DiMaggio: The Long Vigil by Jerome Charyn As the New York Yankees' star centerfielder from 1936 to 1951, Joe DiMaggio is enshrined in America's memory as the epitome in sports of grace, dignity, and that ineffable quality called "class." But his career after retirement, starting with his nine-month marriage to Marilyn Monroe, was far less auspicious. Writers like Gay Talese and Richard Ben Cramer have painted the private DiMaggio as cruel or self-centered. Now, Jerome Charyn restores the image of this American icon, looking at DiMaggio's life in a more sympathetic light. DiMaggio was a man of extremes, superbly talented on the field but privately insecure, passive, and dysfunctional. He never understood that for Monroe, on her own complex and tragic journey, marriage was a career move; he remained passionately committed to her throughout his life. He allowed himself to be turned into a sports memorabilia money machine. In the end, unable to define any r...

First Draft to Published

Search This Blog