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What is the #1 Cooking Utensil you use that you stole ("repurposed") from the garage?

Old 01-18-2012, 02:08 PM
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ok, food nuts...

What is the #1 Cooking Utensil you use that you stole ("repurposed") from the garage?
Not stolen, actually...a rubber Mallett...Cindy uses it for tenderizing chicken breasts...she saw me using mine one day, asked if I could buy another. Swears it works better than the made for kitchen tool that has diamond shaped points on it's face.
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for me it is wood rasp most often; tho the propane torch is the most... ah... "mission-critical"


now, did you really buy her one, or just give her your old one...?
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for me it is wood rasp most often; tho the propane torch is the most... ah... "mission-critical"


now, did you really buy her one, or just give her your old one...?
LOL! Actually, thinking about it, I may have given her the old one, then bought another. If I did, you can bet it was cleaned up well before the pounding began..
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An awl makes a great ice pick, plastic funnels come in handy every once in a while. Paint brush check!
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Very small diagonal wire cutters to use with Stainless steel safety wire to truss up a chicken for the rotisserie.
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the propane torch, Nytril gloves, Now, i'll use the safety wire!
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