Fix-It and Forget-It

If you enjoy cooking, you likely have a fascination with kitchen gadgets like we do. We love colorful gadgets, ingenious designs and products that make us say “now, why didn’t I think of that.”
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We are constantly getting new products in at The Good Cooking Store. It feels a bit like Christmas every time a new product arrives, and we get to try it out for the first time.
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We love garlic. It adds so much to what could be an otherwise bland dish. It can be stored beautifully for the long winter months and used even while the new generation of garlic is still growing in the spring.
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A few years ago, someone gave our daughter a little fruit-shaped scrubbie for a Christmas gift. Ever since, she has sworn by these Loofah Art scrubbies and keeps one hooked around her kitchen sink faucet.
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Do you have little people in your life who love wheels, who are entranced by every construction site? Do they also sometimes fuss about eating their veggies?
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Here is a tool that will help you stay on track with healthy eating or get back on if you have slipped off.
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Cheap cutting boards are easy to buy anywhere. But if you want a beautiful, durable board with a great back story, we’ve got some to recommend!
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The Good Cooking Store staff often talk about their “top 10” kitchen necessities. We vary on a few things, but we all agree that a Microplane zester/grater is in the top 10.
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The flavor of freshly grated Parmesan cheese is wonderful, a tasty extra on a simple pizza or meatball sub. But it doesn’t come in a handy plastic shaker the way grated Parmesan on the grocery shelf does. Do you really want to pull out a grater and bowl for such a small amount of cheese?
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One of our newest items at The Good Cooking Store is this alien-looking contraption. Can you guess what it’s for? It’s a Food Pod, for steaming and straining food all in one step!

The silicone basket can handle heat. Fill it with eggs to boil, vegetables to blanch or shellfish to cook. Simply place the Pod in boiling water (partially immersed if you’re blanching) and attach the grip clip to the edge of the pot. When the cooking is complete, lift out the Food Pod and your food is strained too! It’s a very practical tool, we’ve found.

Fusionbrands Food Pods are available at The Good Cooking Store and they do ship. Click here for more information.
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