If I had walls for artwork in my kitchen, I would order these typographic prints right now.
Le chef a toujours raison = The chef is always right
Pasta, Ti Amo! = Pasta, I love you
Pasta Ti Amo
Punchfork
I wrote about Punchfork before and was thrilled to learn that they just introduced an iphone and iPad app. I am in heaven!
It’s a fantastic way to discover the latest recipes and dishes that are trending on popular food blogs like Smitten Kitchen, Simply Recipes, 101 Cookbooks and more.
Also, check out punchfork.com. (Makes me want to get rid of all my cooking books.)
Broccoli
brocolli vimeo from Matthew Moore on Vimeo.
How broccoli becomes broccoli – a timelapse by Matthew Moore. My thoughts after watching this: Respect Le Broccoli!
(via curiositycounts)
Happy Chopper
Who wouldn’t like to chop onions on a cutting board that is smiling at you? Exactly.
Split Decision Pie Pan
If dessert time at your house sounds like this, “I want apple pie”. “No’ let’s have pecan pie!” … then you’ll need the Split Decision Pie Pan. Why bake one, when you can do two at the same time. The ingenious Split Decision Pie Pan includes two inserts for creating either a traditional full size pie, or two halves.
Hermetus Bottle Opener & Resealer
The Hermetus Bottle Opener is not your usual bottle opener. The resealing function is what sets this gadget apart.
#wishlisted
Home Made
This Home Made Cookie Stamp made me laugh!
Robot Measuring Cup
It’s a robot built out of measuring cups. Yep. Very cool.
Zucchini Fritters
Zucchini Fritters? Yes, please.
Kitchenware that made me smile
I couldn’t help but chuckle at the sight of these Kitchen Utensils over at Fab.com designed by Raia Studio. From left to right: Sud Green Dish Brush, Gaby Green Cheese Grater and Marshall Green Potato Masher. For the next three days you can get them over at Fab.
I admit though, that I am afraid my kids would want to play with them, not ideal, especially in the case of the grater.
Punchfork
Punchfork uses real-time data like tweets and Facebook shares to measure which recipes are grabbing the attention of users. Their proprietary rating system assigns each recipe a popularity score from 1 to 100. The higher a recipe’s score, the more it has been talked about and shared on the web.
Traditional recipe sites list page after page of search results in no discernible order. With Punchfork, you see only the highest quality recipes, presented in a beautiful magazine-like visual layout.
punchfork.com has me incredibly excited: I love you Internet!
(via brainpicker)
Cake Pops
(images via IndieFixx)
Ever since I tasted a Cake Pop I have been wondering how to make them myself. That’s where the Cake Pops Book by Bakerella comes in. Ordered!
gojee
Gojee is a beautifully designed new food lover destination. Tell Gojee what you’re craving and what you have in your kitchen and they’ll spoon feed your eyes something dreamy. Got Flour? Black Pepper? Truffle-laced Whole-grain Farm-swaddled Pork Loin? They got a recipe for that.
(Thank you Adam)
Quick Pop Maker
I keep coming back to this Zoku Quick Pop Maker. And now I am trying to convince myself that ‘blogging about it is in fact the new buying’. Hopefully this post will keep me from hitting that buy button.
It looks like so much fun though. (sigh)
Square Eggs
I am totally intrigued by these square eggs which apparently you can make with this Egg Cuber.
(via Mrs. Easton)
Pixel Oven Mitts
Pixel Oven Mitts. Yes, seriously. Made me smile.
Upside Down Apron with Cooking Guide
Fed up of frantically thumbing through cookbooks while your goulash explodes? Or coating your keyboard in baked mac and cheese while looking up cooking times and measurements on Google? Fear not! There’s the Upside Down Apron that puts all of that useful info right at your fingertips.
The OCD Chef
Leave it up to Fred&Friends to come up with new products that put a smile on your face. I couldn’t help but chuckle when I saw this OCD Chef Cutting Board. And the AppKins. (They don’t seem to be listed in the product pages yet, but are announced on the homepage.) I am so getting the AppKins for our office..
Culinary Tools Poster
For all the foodies and chefs in your life: The Splendiferous Array of Culinary Tools.
(via design work life)
Heart Cake Tutorial
Valentine’s day is approaching fast. For the bakers in you, maybe this year you could surprise your Valentine with a homemade Heart Cake? Check out the Heart Cake Tutorial!
(via OhJoy Pinterest)
Knife Rack
This minimalist bamboo knife rack by Taylors Eye Witness would look good in our kitchen. Wondering if it could also be used to hold keys?
Yummy
I completely agree with BBlinks, this apron from Merriam Webster is totally ‘adorkable’.
Chop Round Knife
Paolo Lucidi and Luca Pevere wanted a usable knife in a simple design that sits well in the hand and which has an amusing and aesthetically stylish form. So, here it is, their design, the Chop Round Knife. With one hand, easily chop chocolate, herbs, charcuterie, veggies. Totally wishlisted!