Kitchenaid 7 Speed Hand Mixer From Martha Stewart's Blue Collection

Martha Stewart's KitchenAid Hand Mixer 7-Speed was one of the pieces that was part of Martha's Blue Collection of small kitchen appliances and yes, it was as good as you would expect something from KitchenAid and Martha to be. 

Unfortunately, the mixer that was actually called "Martha Stewart" was very hard to find. However, there is a similar blue hand mixer that they call crystal blue, which I have substituted on this page for Martha's robin's egg blue mixer.

This KitchenAid mixer is great because:

It's easy to use.
It's small and easy to store.
It's heavy duty.
It's well made. (It's by KitchenAid!)
It's relatively quiet.
It has electronic speed control buttons.

A couple of reviews:

"I made my first ever batch of whoopie pies with this tool and it's the bomb!" - Doughboy

"I recently bought this mixer to complete my Martha Stewart Collection. My kitchen looks lovely in white and blue. I had already bought another mixer from another brand that I kept for a couple of years. My goodness!!! What a difference!!! This one is so quiet, easier to use and so cute. I would recommend this 100 percent. Loved it!" - Cabogirl from St Louis

Please note that the specific color shown here may no longer be available but the mixer is. Find your Kitchenaid Hand Mixer here on Amazon.

See you

in the kitchen!

Brenda

Jane Brody's Good Food Gourmet Cookbook

 

In 2008, fellow blogger Judy Dunn wrote the following about Jane Brody's Good Food Gourmet cookbook, her favorite cookbook:

"My favorite cookbook is Jane Brody's Good Food Gourmet. The recipes are straight forward, not too complicated, and have ingredients that I am likely to have around and they are healthy! It is probably the first cookbook I go to when I am looking for a recipe."

Judy, if you are still writing on line drop me a note and say where you're at!  

Find your copy of Jane Brody's Good Food Gourmet here on Amazon.

See you in the kitchen!
Brenda
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Gordon Ramsay Makes It Easy Cookbook

In 2008, fellow blogger Everything Mouse wrote the following about her favorite cookbook:

"I think my favorite is probably Gordon Ramsay Makes it Easy. Although I love most of his books. I am also a big fan of Jamie Oliver - his latest book Jamie at Home is inspiring me to start growing my own food too." 

Find your copy of Gordon Ramsay Makes it Easy here on Amazon.

See you in the kitchen!
Brenda
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Cookbooks Worth Collecting by Mary Brile

WORDLESS WEDNESDAY POST

Here's an interesting cookbook, offered for (nearly) Wordless Wednesday. 

Cookbooks Worth Collecting: The History and Lore of Notable Cookbooks, with Complete Bibliographic Listings and Up-to-date Values BY Mary Barile.

Find your copy of Cookbooks Worth Collecting here on Amazon.

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in the kitchen!

Brenda

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How To Eat by Nigella Lawson

Nigella Lawson's How To Eat: The Pleasures and Principles of Good Food

In 2008, fellow blogger Amy from Americana Kitchen wrote the following about this, her favorite cookbook, on a page on another blog:

"While I love absolutely anything Nigella Lawson, if I were limited to a single favorite cookbook I'd choose her first book called How to Eat. I like to think of it as a modern alternative to the Joy of Cooking. Almost all of the information Nigella gives is practical and useful in a modern kitchen (Ms. Rombauer, I don't think I'll ever need to know how to skin a squirrel; at least, I hope I won't), and the personal stories and funny tidbits make the cookbook great reading as well.

True, if you want glossy food porn pictures, one of Nigella's later cookbooks will be your best bet, but for classic cooking, How to Eat will tell you everything you need to know to do just that: eat."

If you're reading this, Amy, be sure to let me know where you are working online now. 

Meanwhile, readers, you can check out Nigella's How to Eat cookbook here on Amazon. 

See you in the kitchen!
Brenda
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