Kitchen little things (2)

Twist the macaroons one by one
And when to sit in tyrnete?
Nooo, such devices do not suit me

[Yulia]

I accidentally bought myself such a butter maker)

Yulia, cool butter maker. And where did you buy such a miracle?

[Miranda]

Miranda, I bought such a thing from Tatiana in a pasta store. And something quite inexpensive. Costs 4.99 Euro.
But now she is not, but there are such
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[Nataliya]

Nataliya, yes) I came across in a retail store and bought it)

[julia_bb]

julia_bb, and where how much?
How did you do it? Just shaking the bottle? Are there any special inner walls?

Good result

[Yulia]

Yulia, Very lovely! (As my son says) your oil deal. Does she whip cream somehow?

[liliya72]

liliya72, cute stuff.
We must not forget to pay attention in stores.

[Yulia]

In a hardware store I came across

Yulia, and how much does the buttermaker cost?

Twist the macaroons one by one

And they are done VERY quickly, in just a few minutes. I rolled it out on the rolling. I cut it with a wheel and quickly scrolled it with a rolling pin. In just ten minutes, a portion for two adults is ready. But, of course, they are tastier than store-bought ones. Fresh yet I got pleasure from doing them as a child

[Miranda]

MirandaStop teasing immediately, especially when you don't know where to stick a mountain of spice cans.
We don't have Tescom, Chibo too ... it seems like Germany is nearby, and it's not handy to go there often.
and also Julia with her butter maker

[liliya72]

liliya72, cute stuff.
We must not forget to pay attention in stores.

Yes ... I would also buy such a butter maker. Maybe in online stores it is. What is there even on the box? How to search?

[Miranda]

Miranda, specifically in the Crate & Barel store I bought for 500r. The walls are ordinary plastic. Above, where the yellow lid is, the holes are round, like in a sieve, that is, not like a neck in a jar, but holes. And the lowered removable lid is immediately poured into it.
Vika, the instructions say, pour heavy cream, leave for 6-7 hours at room temperature.
Then you shake for 3 minutes and pour the buttermilk on top through the holes. Then you fill in very cold water and rinse it several times, and pour the oil into the white cap.
There is a video on YouTube, by the way, about this thing.

[Ludmila]

Ludmila, Mil, you say, it’s not very hemorrhagic to twist such things yourself?
and when they really love this in the family and eat with the speed of light? For example, I make noodles for a very large portion, dry it, in the hope that it will be for future use. Whatever ... everything goes away very quickly. At night, I remember that there are stocks of homemade noodles iiii for everyone's health and I can again play with tastoraskatka.

[Mirabel]

Mirabel, and you think I'm not teasing myself?
Why did it all pass by somewhere when the dollar was 35. Although it's okay. I am most upset by the question why, when I was at Charles University for an internship, I did not go to Teskoma's store! Eh.

[Mirabel]

Mirabel, Vika, it's not difficult to do and somehow playfully. But as a reserve, I can't dry these tubes.They are still hollow inside and they crumble under the weight and the holes don't work. Maybe I'm doing something wrong

[Yulia]

Yulia, Just super! I will look for something similar.

[Lily]

Lilydoes it pour through the holes too? I've been to Voyage once every five years, but I kind of went to this store like that, maybe two. Probably not there already.

Why did it all pass by somewhere when the dollar was 35.

Well, not only do I suffer: girl_haha: okay, you can't buy everything! Gradually and whenever possible

[julia_bb]

julia_bb, Thank you!
Cute thing

[julia_bb]

julia_bb, Yulechka, and you bought for a long time. Cool thing.

[Lily]

Lilydoes it pour through the holes too? I've been to Voyage once every five years, but I kind of went to this store like that, maybe two. Probably not there already.

Ksyusha, yes, pours out of the hole, if I see somewhere else (I like to dig in small things), I will definitely inform you ...

Girls who have a big bowler?
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This is for kids, to sculpt snowballs, but the first thing I thought when I saw and did not have time to read it, I wonder what diameter? Then it became funny.

You can beat the butter with a mixer. And even in the kitchen processor.

[Lily]

I will definitely inform you ...

Lily, It would be great! Thank you

Just super! I will look for something like that

Cute thing

Yes, I liked it too, unusual. Previously, I did not come across such

Yulechka, and you have been buying for a long time. Cool thing

Just bought last week

[Ipatiya]

Ipatiya, yes I know and watched a lot of videos. Here the volumes are captivating - I made it fresh and ate it for breakfast)
There would be cream that is not too expensive and greasy and more

We always beat butter in a simple jar
You sit in front of the TV under the movie and shake. We were shaking the current at once 3L

[Ipatiya]

Ipatiya, I buy cream at 0.5 v exit cow, they are too expensive. I don’t eat butter, but would make a child. And to start the mixer at 500 gr, I would not like to hurt.

is there a video,

how she poured buttermilk into the sewer not the mistress of the breadcrumbs

and the whole joke in this jar is an insert-sieve for draining buttermilk and subsequent water for rinsing (although there is something to rinse, a couple of spoons of butter) - very convenient

and the unscrewed bottom with the oil remaining in it - eat right away, you don't need to scrape it out of the jar, a minimum of tools

any jar made of non-fragile plastic with a tight-fitting lid will do, throw a few ice cubes there to cool and speed up the whipping process

So the oil itself gathers in a lump and floats in the buttermilk. No need to scrape off

to whom is the big bowler?

laughed with a saleswoman-friend in Galamart = woo, gru, Natakha, what a meatball maker !!

she does not have a tight grip, plastic, but they laughed here in the subject over this thing more than once

[Svetlana62]

Svetlana62, great!
Well, now we are not afraid of any crisis! How the Bread Maker will buy everything from Ozones and Fixprice, it doesn't matter! - Let's go to Children's World!

Girls who have a big bowler?

It's cool, you can also 2 in 1 and a snowball for your daughter in winter, and, if necessary, sculpt meatballs

It's cool, you can also 2 in 1 and a snowball for your daughter in winter, and, if necessary, sculpt meatballs

Klassssss! Just put it on an elastic band to attach it to her (daughter), well, like mittens to us in childhood, otherwise it will be lost, and then suddenly the meatballs are fastened ... it will be a shame

yes, they laughed here in the subject over this thing more than once

Irish, I saw it for the first time today. I missed it, then. Have you seen her live? Is it suitable for snowballs or does not grip well, will you still have to wet the mittens?

[Miranda]

Miranda, if there will be a joint venture for Teskomovskie novelties, take me to the butter dish and a bowl for the dough too (her heating is cool). I understand everything, and there is a Tupper bowl, but I liked this one to the point of impossibility.

I read with envy.)) That's how spacious people's kitchens are! I have 12 meters (or 14?), But there is absolutely nowhere to shove !!

On the advice of the forum, I bought a bowl for washing cereals - and here it is too much for me, already eating away the place. Now I remember all the time that there is an irrational raskoryak, which could be dispensed with, saving precious cubic centimeters. And then there are already two bowls just for raising the dough !! Yes, in a container in the microwave or in the oven, it will do if I suddenly need a warm spread.

But I envy, yes.

Is it suitable for snowballs or does not grip well, will you still have to wet the mittens?

it is Galamart's rather flimsy bench press

although I didn't make snowballs with them, it's a very long time ago, with mittens

I bought a bowl for rinsing cereals on the advice of the forum - and here it is extra for me,

and which one? - if a fixer (well, or dzhozhef-joseph ....) - then there is no and never will be a more convenient washing container, it replaced my colanders, spacious, dexterous, a miracle not a bowl

[Irsha]

Irsha, yeah, I'm quite straightforward already, huh, huh?))) Without Joseph's test to buy for that kind of money. Of course, I trained on the fixprice. No, it's more convenient for me to drain pasta or dumplings in a colander, which I hung on a saucepan and rest, and for washing cereals and other trifles there are two convenient high plastic bowls that are put in each other and take up as much space as this "helmet" one.)

I read with envy.)) That's how spacious people's kitchens are! I have 12 meters (or 14?), But there is absolutely nowhere to shove !!

But I envy, yes.

And someone is jealous of your kitchen.I have a 9m kitchen, but I comfort myself that it's good that it's not 6

And someone is jealous of your kitchen too

Well, let him envy ... And only the dough rolling machine still lives in its box in the corner on the sofa that is not used in winter.

and my dough rolling machine is strapped to the table, only during the period of autumn preparations it sometimes moves to the table - there is no way to deal with dumplings-manti, and even so many fresh vegetables - they must be destroyed

That's how spacious people's kitchens are! I have 12 meters (or 14?), But there is absolutely nowhere to shove !!

As I can imagine what will happen to our kitchens in 2 years, at this rate, we will have to expand.

the dough rolling machine is still living in its box

And under my table in the corner

[Svetlana62]

Svetlana62, I will find out what-where-how, and I will definitely write here if there are adequate options.

And there we will go to the corresponding section, if we have enough people.

I bought a bowl for washing cereals on the advice of the forum

And I have this.

[Bijou]

if the fixesprice

I do everything with fixprice .. I like it terribly .. I gave everyone a gift .. everyone is delighted .. although I read about her here .. and let it go deaf ears .. like that I won't wash in drushlak the old fashioned way .. .. and when I bought it. . love at first sight..
Bijou, sorry you didn't like it ..

have to expand.

to the neighbors ???

Girls, ban me from Teskom's site.

I fell in love with a thermometer.
It clings to the pan, gives a sound when the set temperature is reached, maybe a spatula, that is, you measure and interfere. Oh! How I need it for cheese.

like I won't wash in drushlak the old fashioned way ..

It's just that I don't wash in colanders, I just throw them back in. And mine is traditionally in bowls and basins, so that the dirt gets wet and settles.