Showing posts with label Sala. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sala. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 1, 2010

Mini Porcelain Jugs from Thailand

Another cute find by Sala
Mini Porcelain Jug

"I saw these cute little creamer jugs on the plane to Bangkok; they were being used for the airlines dinner service. It was love at first site. I just had to find these little cuties when I got off the plane in Bangkok! Luckily, I didnt have to search hard. I found them at a kitchen goods store in the Emporium Mall. The sweetest part was they were just over a buck!

These jugs are perfect for serving milk along with tea or coffee. Ive also used them for honey, sauces etc. Here's a post where I've used it."


Cute stuff, we like!

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Tuesday, July 27, 2010

Lemon Reamer (Err.. What's a Lemon Reamer?)

Yep! That's pretty much the reaction I had when I saw Sala's email. When I saw this gorgeous lemon squeezing thingy on her Jalapeno Lemonade post (which, btw, have kickass photos!), I knew I wanted it to be up here in MMKT.

lemon-reamer

In Sala's words:

"When I first went looking for this kitchen tool, I asked the store assistant for the "thing you squeeze lemons with". "What thing?" she asked. I made a vigorous juicing gesture with an imaginary lemon on one hand, and this tool in the other. Thats all it require for her to point me in the right direction. Its called a lemon reamer or citrus reamer. It makes squeezing juice out of citrus fruit really easy. It comes in aluminum as well, but I like the wood one better."


squeezing-lemons-with-jalapeno-for-lemonade
(sidenote: Sala's pics are so gorgeous!)

What? Lemon Reamer / Lemon Squeezer
Where? Sala got it from Bed, Bath and Beyond. You can buy Online from Amazon (wooden reamer) or buy using this link on Amazon (aluminium reamer).
Price: USD 5.99 for the wooden one and USD 9.99 for the aluminium one.

Monday, May 10, 2010

Wooden Spoons - Dress Up Your Kitchen & Photos!

Sometimes you need to take a step back in life and appreciate the small things. Smallness that brings in joy and beauty - like wooden spoons do to a kitchen. I started using them mainly on my non-stick cookware but now I use them with pretty much any cookware. They are handy, easy to maintain and add a special touch to your food pictures.


Here's an example of that. Sala's gorgeous picture of her disposable wooden spoons, priced at 99cents (USD) for a pack of 6 from the World Market.



This pretty looking stack was sent by Mriganayani. Here's what she has to say about her collection. "No matter what kind of pan I use, I always use wooden spoons for cooking and stirring and scraping. I bought some of these from the shops in Guruvayoor temple when I visited there last time. The container that holds these is actually a wooden pickle jadi with a cover. But, I love to use this as a wooden spoon holder! They stay on my counter and look pretty. Each of these wooden spoons cost about Rs. 15  each. And the base was about Rs.600".




Here's a picture from my archives of Tomato Spinach Pulao featuring the coconut shell bowl and fork (the spoon is missing in the pic) that I bought for about Rs. 50 a pair.