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less lat. Choose a pan with a rack in a generous si/e. Expect to pay $20 to $80.
Steaming is equally health-conscious: try Farherware's three-piece covered 2-quart stainless steamer with 2-quart steamer insert is $77. A low-cost alternative that's an ideal stocking stulfer is a new stainless-steel steamer basket. A Fagor pressure cooker that cooks 70 percent faster than other cooking methods lists at about $09 for the 4-quart si/e.
Round out your cook's knife collection with an all-purpose eight-inch cook's knife or a handy six-inch cleaver. Good knives arc meant to last a lifetime, so they can be costly. You could pay as much as $100. No cook likes working with dull knives and yet most don’t like taking out that sharpening steel; give an electric knife sharpener.
Food processors still top many cooks' wish lists. Cuisinart's original classic food processor that holds seven cups sells for about $240; a deluxe 14-cup model sells regularly for about $400. You can Find these items on sale sometimes for quite a lot less.
The coffee craze shows no signs of abating, so you could spoil your favorite grounds guru with a programmable coffee maker or an espresso machine. An eight-cup French press coffee rhaker, still one of the best ways to brew, costs about $30.
Small appliances range in price from
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