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Roasting tin, frying pan and mixing bowl

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clemette · 28/03/2010 17:11

As a sign of my impending old age I have asked for kitchen things for my birthday.
I would really like a cast iron frying pan, a fantastic, rustic roasting tin, and a proper mixing ceramic-type mixing bowl.
Does anyone have any recommendations?
Thanks

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cyb · 28/03/2010 17:13

have a look at jamie at home range, he has some great stuff

cyb · 28/03/2010 17:13

here

FiveGoMadInDorset · 28/03/2010 17:15

I have Jamie Olivers mixing bowls and love them www.jamieoliver.com/jme/kitchen/info/mixing-bowl-with-spout-large/100070pgr.html that is one and I have small one with spout and a large one without in duck egg blue.

thatsnotmymonkey · 28/03/2010 17:22

Get a Le Creuset shallow casserole dish, it can be used as a frying pan, but can also be bunged in the oven. They wash up so well and look lovely on the cooker!
www.lecreuset.co.uk/Product-Range-uk/Cast-Iron-Cookware/Casseroles/Shallow-Casserole-30cm/

NorbertDentressangle · 28/03/2010 17:24

The Jamie roasting tins are supposed to be very good but when I went to a Jamie party I was told that they were out of stock (as so popular) and nobody seemed to know when they'd be available again.

cyb · 28/03/2010 17:25

yy they are always out of stock, but are cheap but heavy. Worth waiting for

NorbertDentressangle · 28/03/2010 17:26

oh, meant to also add that we have a Le Creuset frying pan but TBH I rarely use it as its so heavy I can't manoeuvre it very easily, so only buy one if you have strong arms

clemette · 28/03/2010 17:32

Thanks everyone.
That le creuset pan looks lovely, but at £110 my DH may just laugh hysterically..

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FabIsGettingThere · 28/03/2010 17:34

Try Lakeland.

schroeder · 28/03/2010 19:16

Second lakeland. They have great mason cash mixing bowls and mermaid roasting tins. I don't know about frying pans,but I might try tk max as they always do such quality pans for realistic prices.

thatsnotmymonkey · 28/03/2010 19:50

yeah le creuset is very expensive...but you are getting two for one!

FabIsGettingThere · 28/03/2010 20:11

it is also very heavy.

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