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CADCO ITALIAN CONVECTION OVEN COUNTER TOP OV 250 XA006 |  |
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US $399.00 | 17d 23h 15m |
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Welsch Rarebit 12 oz. Oven Proof Bel-Terr Italian Pasta | |
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US $30.00 | 10d 17h 50m |
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PIZZA Cooking Class - 2 DVD gift set - 137 min (Italian bread baking oven pan) q | |
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US $24.99 | 1d 16h 30m |
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CADCO ITALIAN CONVECTION OVEN COUNTER TOP OV 250 XA006 | |
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US $399.00 | 17d 23h 15m |
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Welsch Rarebit 12 oz. Oven Proof Bel-Terr Italian Pasta | |
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US $30.00 | 10d 17h 50m |
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PIZZA Cooking Class - 2 DVD gift set - 137 min (Italian bread baking oven pan) q | |
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US $24.99 | 1d 16h 30m |
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Tonale Oven Plate by Alessi $60 The handsome, subdued tones of the Alessi Tonale Oven Plate offer a minimalist shabby chic take on modern kitchenware. Inspired by the still life work of artist Giorgio Morandi and the subtle, earthy pastels used to distinguish individual pieces in his paintings. Available in a Light Grey, or Red Earth. Alessi, known as the Italian design factory, has manufactured household products since 1921, the stylish and fun items offered are the result of contemporary partnerships with some of the world's best designers of unique and modern home accessories. The Alessi Tonale Oven Plate is available with the following: Details:Made of stonewareOven and microwave safeSuitable for a max temperature between 356 to 392 degrees FReceived Compasso d'Oro Award, 2011Designed by David ChipperfieldOptions:Color: Light Grey, or Red Earth.Shipping: In Stock items ship within 1 business day. Others usually ship within 2 weeks unless otherwise noted. Dimensions: Item: Overall Diameter 11.75 In. |
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Fontana Wood-Burning Oven $5999.95 This wood fired oven is portable, attractive, and extremely functional. Fontana Forni has been making wood burning ovens in Italy for over 30 years. They are extremely efficient. They heat up in approximately 45 minutes and stay hot for a couple of hours, achieveing temperatures of 600-700F. The oven chamber comes equipped with a convection fan making it possible to cook on multiple racks at the same time. You can cook anything from pizza to roasted chicken, lasagna and bread. You name it, you can cook it. It also comes equipped with 2 pizza stones enabling you to cook directly on the stone for authentic Italian pizza. Cook up to 4 pizzas at one time. Best of all, the only assembly required is 10 screws to secure the stainless steel roof, and it can be moved around easily because of its rear wheels and sliding front handles. Stainless Steel. Measurements of the interior oven are 32"D x 16"W x 16"H and exterior measurements are 48"D x 40"W x 63"H. Weight: 726 lbs. Please note: This item ships via motor freight and cannot be returned. |
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In The Oven $39.99 Art Gore In The Oven - Photographic Print |
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Paderno World Cuisine 41739-20 Natural Bristle Oven Brush $140.49 Pizza and Bread Tools These Italian tools have made slipping or pulling pizzas and baked loaves out of the oven easy. They also help maintain a clean oven. There are other tools necessary to handle cut and serve the finished product.Brus |
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Paderno World Cuisine 4173920 Natural Bristle Oven Brush $173.94 Pizza and Bread Tools These Italian tools have made slipping or pulling pizzas and baked loaves out of the oven easy. They also help maintain a clean oven. There are other tools necessary to handle cut and serve the finished product.Brus |
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Paderno World Cuisine 4176614 Oven Brass Bristle Brush $215.28 Pizza and Bread Tools These Italian tools have made slipping or pulling pizzas and baked loaves out of the oven easy. They also help maintain a clean oven. There are other tools necessary to handle cut and serve the finished product.Dia 5 1/2 x L 59 |
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Simple Italian Sandwiches $13.17 With nothing more than a panini grill, a toaster oven, and a few simple ingredients, Jennifer and Jason Denton bring the fresh, robust flavors of Italy to your home table in Simple Italian Sandwiches.Eating in Italy is all about simple pleasures, relaxing with good company, and savoring fresh, no-frills foods like traditional toasted panini, crustless tramezzini, and crunchy bruschetta. In Simple Italian Sandwiches, Jennifer and Jason Denton offer up a collection of recipes for these classic bread-based dishes, plus condiments, antipasti, and salads that are easy enough for the novice cook yet tasty enough for anyone with a sophisticated palate. From Soppressata, Fontina, and Arugula Panini, to Mozzarella and Basil Pesto Tramezzini, to Roasted Butternut Squash, Walnut, and Asiago Bruschetta, the dishes can be prepared in minutes and require minimal cooking.With simplicity the governing rule for today's busy schedules, Simple Italian Sandwiches is the ideal cookbook for anyone who wants to prepare vibrant, flavorful food for family and friends, and then sit down and enjoy it with them. |
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Vegetables from an Italian Garden: $25.16 No cuisine is better than Italian at making the most of a huge variety of seasonal vegetables in simple but tasty dishes. Following the phenomenal success of The Silver Spoon, Vegetables from an Italian Garden brims with 400 authentic, easy-to-follow and delicious Italian recipes for everyone’s favorite vegetables, from asparagus to zucchini. The book is organized by season with each chapter featuring a garden journal and a collection of recipes. Each journal provides readers with profiles of vegetables within that season, highlighting best-known varieties, appearance, storage and preparation and everything you need to know to maximize flavor and nutritional content. With hundreds of authentic and time-honored recipes, Vegetables from an Italian Garden is the quintessential cookbook both for vegetarians and non-vegetarians. Crema Fredda di Cetrioli (Cold Cucumber Cream Soup) makes a fresh summer starter and the Belga Brasata Gratinata in Forno (Oven-Baked Endive Gratin) is a lunch-time favorite. The decadent Pure Tartufato (Truffled Purée Potatoes) and delicious Torta di Cavolfiore (Savoury Cauliflower Pie) are classic comfort dishes for cold days. Furthermore, a seasonal food calendar, a sowing/harvest chart and directory provide aspiring gardeners with all the tools and information needed to grow their own vegetable garden. Vegetables from an Italian Garden is the definitive guide to harvesting and cooking vegetables like the Italians do, and it's an essential addition to any food-lover’s library. |
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Italian Slow And Savory $14.98 2005 James Beard Award Nominee - International 2005 IACP Award Finalist - International Category: The Le Cordon Bleu Award No dust jackets. Italian Slow and Savory celebrates the pleasure of taking time when it comes to friends, family, and good food. In this inspiring cookbook, acclaimed author Joyce Goldstein presents more than 120 recipes for slow-cooked soups, stews, pasta sauces, braises, roasts, and casseroles, with rich, full flavors that are unmatched by faster cooking methods. There is nothing better than slow in the kitchen when these savory favorites are bubbling on the stove or in the oven. Taking time to cook, while leaving cooks time, these dishes are amazingly easy to prepare -- braised pork ribs and sausages smothered in tomatoes and red wine, fennel-scented beef sauce served over polenta, hearty white bean soup with mussels, lamb stew flavored with citrus-scented olives. In a world where even fast food seems to be getting faster, here is a mouthwatering homage to putting on the brakes and dining the Italian way. |
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Rustic Italian (Williams-Sonoma): $19.76 This engaging, accessible everyday Italian cookbook features 100 simple recipes highlighting fresh, seasonal ingredients. The recipes are divided into six chapters, which are organized by course. Author Domenica Marchetti’s lively voice shines through in the evocative text, which grounds us in place and season. The food is rustic--loose and not perfectly composed--and the recipes use familiar ingredients but are also modern, offering a subtle element of surprise through interesting flavor pairings and the use of a wide range of produce and Italian pantry stapes. There is a festive vibe to the recipes and text--this is food to share in a casual setting with family and friends. Wine pairings are offered for every recipe, adding to the convivial feeling of the book. Bring the bold and beloved flavors of Italy into your kitchen with this enticing collection of authentic dishes made modern. In these pages, author Domenica Marchetti shares her rich Italian heritage with an abundant array of simply prepared foods that embrace the seasons and celebrate traditional ingredients and techniques. The more than 100 recipes are organized by course, from antipasti such as crostini with tasty toppings and saffron-infused rice croquettes to dolci like pistachio gelato and plum-almond cake. In zuppe e insalate, discover soups and salads to match every occasion, such as hearty wild rice soup with porcini and escarole, a tomato-based Livorno-style fish stew, a simple salad of beets with blood oranges and fennel, and green beans tossed with ricotta salata and lemon. You’ll also find dishes like spaghetti with summer squash and crispy speck, risotto with Prosecco and radicchio, and Roman-style pizza with spinach and olives. In pesce e carne, look for such favorites as Tuscan-style steak with crispy potatoes and roasted branzino with herbed farro. And, as in Italy, the vegetables here shine with little adornment in contorni like wine-braised broccoli rabe, spicy sautéed kale and chickpeas, and oven-roasted endive. Wine-pairing suggestions and guides to Italian cheeses, salumi, and pantry staples round out this fresh take on home-cooked Italian fare. "This collection reflects how I cook at home. My favorite dishes to make for family and friends are uncomplicated ones--recipes that honor ingredients and the seasons, with a nod to my Italian heritage.” |
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The Science of the Oven $15.6 The Science of the Oven |
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Verona VEBIE24PSS 24-Inch Self-Cleaning Electric Wall Oven - Stainless Steel $2099 Outstanding power and performance meet classic Italian design in this 24-Inch Wall Oven from Verona. Elegant chrome knobs and handles compliment high quality stainless steel construction for that professional looking style. The Verona VEFSGE365PSS 24-Inch Oven is multifunctional, programmable, self-cleaning and features European convection operation. Includes two heavy-duty racks, a broiler pan, touch control digital clock and cooking timer. Unit Dimensions (in inches): 23 1/32 D x 24 W x 24 H. Cut-out Dimensions (in inches): 22 7/16 D x 22 3/64 W x 23 1/32 H. VEBIE24PSS |
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250 True Italian Pasta Dishes: $16.46 For hundreds of years, pasta dishes have been the family favorites that home cooks rely on regularly. The purpose of this book is to provide key instructions, skills and great recipes for authentic Italian pasta dishes. These easy-to-prepare recipes range from old favorites to personal innovations, each carefully tested by the well known Chef John Coletta. Organized in chapters such as Pasta Express, Meatless Pasta, Poultry and Meat Sauces, Seafood, Leftover Pasta, Pasta Salads, Pasta for Kids, Fresh Pasta, Baked Pasta, Filled Pasta and Pasta Desserts, Coletta provides easy access to his traditional and new recipes. Here is just a small sampling: Penne with prosciutto and asparagus Spaghettini with tomatoes and basil Linguine with salmon and tomato sauce Leftover oven-browned ziti with leeks and onions Radiatori salad with carrots and mint Rigatoni with turkey and fennel Tagliolini with fava beans Four cheeses filling Apricot ravioli with rosemary. Packed with professional tips and techniques, 250 True Italian Pasta Dishes presents pasta as it was meant to be prepared and enjoyed. |
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Stainless steel cookware in the oven?
I was watching Everyday Italian today, and she cooked some stuff in her stainless steel sautee pan, then put it right in the oven. Is it okay to do that? The brand is Tramontina and they are all stainless steel. I would love to be able to sautee then put straight in the oven, but I don't want to ruin my beautiful new pans!
Also, does anyone have any good suggestions for cleaning them? I use Mr. Metal and the soft side of a sponge since the harsh side scratches them, but sometimes it's so hard to get the food off inside since I can't scrub them. Any suggestions?
I forgot to say that there is no teflon coating, and the handles are also stainless steel. Thanks for reminding me of that Theyuks.
Sure, you can put stainless cookware in the oven (I'm going to assume it's all stainless, and isn't actually Teflon coated and didn't come with a wooden or plastic handle or anything, right?) Just be careful when pulling it out... the obvious stuff. You'd be amazed at how many people are surprised how hot a pan can get when it sits in a 350F oven for a half hour or so...
As for cleaning, be aware than any cleaning product will scratch the surface slightly, no matter how careful you are. Obviously, you don't want to put big gouges into the metal, but every time you scrub it, you're leaving little scratches in the surface. Every time I cook, I make sure the pan is quite warm before adding oil -- the heat causes the metal to expand, allowing more oil to get into all the cracks and interstices in the surface of the metal and preventing most sticking. Then, even if I didn't make a sauce in the pan, I deglaze with water and scrape at the bottom with a wooden spoon to break up what may have stuck during cooking; the rest should come off with soapy water and a good sponge. I sometimes have to use steel wool or an SOS pad if I let something burn on, because then it's bonded to the metal and there's nothing else you can do.
