OXO Good Grips 1049953 Smooth Edge Can Opener This can opener does the job without leaving dangerously sharp edges on the can or the lid. The patented side-wind cutting mechanism easily cuts cans without touching contents, keeping it clean. Soft-grip knob is easy to turn. Convenient lid pliers allow you to remove the lid without touching it with your hands. Dishwasher safe.

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Kohler K5924-4-96 Biscuit 33 x 22 Self Rimming Lakefield Sink
Kohler K5924-4-96 Biscuit 33″ x 22″ Self Rimming Lakefield Sink The following values are the attributes of this product: Bowl Dim. - Left=9″ x 16″, Length=33″, Color / Finish=Biscuit, Installation=Self-Rimming, Bowl Dim. - Right=19″ x 17″, Width=22″, Material=Cast Iron, Faucet Hole Count=4, Bowl Depth - Left=6″, Bowl Depth - Right=9-1/2″The Lakefield Self-rimming Kitchen Sink […]

Spicy Chicken Drumsticks
We often cook all drumsticks or all thighs when we prepare chicken. We love the more flavorful dark meat and the fact that the chicken pieces all get done around the same time. The following recipe is based on one for jerk chicken that my father found in Fine cooking magazine. Wonderful flavor and the drumsticks cook up quickly.

Tilapia with Pimiento Sauce
Tilapia, a tasty farm-raised fish originally from Africa, has become more and more popular here in the states. I recently brought home a whole tilapia from our local Asian fish market and made quite a mess of trying to fillet it myself. Dad pitched in, with no more luck than I, and we ended up throwing the pieces (you couldn’t quite call them fillets anymore) into a fish stew. Now we know better. Just buy the straight fillets. Tilapia are delicious, and relatively inexpensive compared to other fish. Here is a quick and easy, one-pan way of preparing this versatile fish.

OXO Good Grips 31781 Winged Corkscrew, Black
OXO Good Grips 31781 Winged Corkscrew, Black Use the elegantly designed OXO Good Grips Winged Corkscrew to open any cork-topped bottle. As you turn the wide, comfortable knob of the Winged Corkscrew, the gear-driven wings rise up. The upswept wide wings match the curl of your hands as you simply push them back down […]

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