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Seasoning's Greetings: A look at the savory and the tweet of Hilah Cooking
"Hey, dudes" isn't relatively Paula Deen's signature, butter-slathered "Hey, y'all," but somehow it suits Hilah Cooking.
"When I first told Hilah about Chirp and blogs, she looked at me like I was a sad, lonely person," says Chris Sharpe, the directing half of the FBI. "So I'd email her stuff and be like, 'This is what I'm going to Twitter out,' and then she would add 'Hey, dudes' at the origin," and that was that.
But as we sat down with Sharpe and Austin-raised Hilah Johnson at her larder table (where else?) during the recent taping of the 86th episode, it seems both she and her home-cooked show, Hilah Cooking, have appear a long way since then.
This week saw the third season premiere, the show's second anniversary is coming up in January, and while they're not unflinching of the exact numbers, Sharpe estimates about 24,000 together visitors per video. Not bad for an "intentionally underproduced" setup that includes a $20 inconsequential set from Target and a shower curtain ("diffuser," Johnson corrects).
Cooking.com and Epicurious Launch One-Stop Shopping Experience
, CEO of Cooking.com, said: "This is an thrilling partnership for Cooking.com. We believe that incorporating an e-commerce functionality into the Epicurious locale perfectly complements their extensive database of unique contentedness. It will be an integrated shopping experience that adds convenience and gladden for its audience."Through the new partnership, Epicurious curates shopping tips and bonus ideas tied to the site's content, while Cooking.com delivers e-traffic products that are customized for the site's core followers. Consumers can workshop for hundreds of cooking tools across a wide variety of categories, from cookware to cookbooks, and flip "Epi Picks" -- favorite, "go-to" products selected by the experts at Epicurious.
"We are enchant to launch this unique integrated food and shopping ordeal with Cooking.com," said Beth-Ann Eason, Senior Sin President, General Manager for Epicurious. "Providing our Epicurious audience with a extensive shopping experience is a natural complement to the extensive and unmatched variety of recipes offered on the site."
Paula Deen Signature 12 Piece Cookware Set Review
I've had Paula Deen's Signature Porcelain 12 Piece Nonstick Cookware set for about six months now. As far as cooking goes, I'm impressed. I have had to adjust how I cook as the pots and pans heat quickly. Instead of cranking a burning up to high, I only need medium-high heat to get things started. The cookware heats and cooks evenly. The handles are heat resistant rubber and are very comfortable. The nonstick surface is very easy to clean. I am a stickler about not using metal utensils when cooking with Teflon surfaces to preserve it. I love the glass lids with the hint of brass surrounded by the same heat resistant rubber. I do have two complaints though. The porcelain finish has faded and appears bleached from the dishwasher.(See picture of the three pots and note the top sauce pan has never been in the dishwasher). I did read the accompanying cleaning instructions and other than mentioning the cookware is Dishwasher Safe, it was not specifically recommended to wash these pots and pans by hand. I should mention that I have since purchased a new dishwasher (my review ) and changed the dishwasher detergent. So I cannot say with 100% certainty that the bleaching and fading of the finish was not caused by the detergent or dishwasher or both. I would bet that because the finish does not appear to be sealed in anyway, Paula Deen's cookware will fade from dishwasher cleaning. When I first noticed the fading, I stopped cleaning them in the dishwasher and went to Paula Deen's website to find if anyone else was having the same problem. I only found a few posts asking if the cookware was dishwasher safe but no direct complaints. I did notice today, the site now recommends hand washing. If only that was on the accompanying instructions my once beautiful cookware, would look as nice as when I bought them. This is a huge disappointment and now I'm on the hunt for...
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You want me to cook with those pans? Ugggg! My old pans were looking old, dry, no life nor were they inspiring me to cook.
I found this beautiful 10 piece cookware set at Walmart for $99 and text my hubby that I would love to toss out the old crap we had replace it with (I took a picture of the Paula Deen pan set with my cell phone and sent it to him). l got a OK (I already had it in the cart before he said OK shhhhhh) and brought it home.
It fit us perfect. All of pans can go into the oven up to 350 degrees, made of porcelain enamel, durable, stain resistant (a plus with my hubby), a snap to clean (a plus for me) because it has a nonstick interior, mine is a pretty speckled red finish (LOVE IT) and a limited life time warranty. The pan covers are glass with a cool brass finish. Just the right weight too.
The ten piece set comes with: one and two quart sauce pans with lids, three quart sauce pan with lid (great for soup for two), six quart stock pan with lid, and a eight and a ten inch skillet.
Color choices for the pan sets, Red speckle (my fav), Orange, Robin egg, Charcoal and Green.
I at last have a pan set that not only matches, but I love them and I enjoy cooking again. I will be working on a few other pieces of Paula Deen like the 12 quart stock pan, enamel mixing bowls (red speckle of course), five quart saute pan and a few other goodies I have spotted. These are quality pots and pans and I know will last. I just might even get that gravy making figured out now. I am inspired!
With all non-stick products I only use my wooden spoons or silicone covered cooking utensils.
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