Monday, January 28, 2008

The stuffed chicken breast was awesome. But forget about the chicken, this post is about the pretty passionate pink little roasting pan!

The blinQ tri-ply pink roaster has a brilliant interior finish, and comes with a stainless steel roasting rack, it is a sweet 14″ X 10″ X 3″ perfect for roasting a whole chicken. Stay tuned for that post…

The roaster joins my original pink pan and a fabulous growing collection of blinQ cookware, products, and tools.

“Pinch yourself to prove it’s not a dream,” blinQ
Another special thanks to Heather and the folks at blinQ USA.
Friends, is it normal to get so excited about a little roasting pan?

7 Responses to “Passionate Pink Roaster”

  1. Lori Lynn says:

    Hi Maryann and Cynthia – thanks for the reassurance :)

    Hi Marie – both you and Father Adam mentioned Le Creuset, that is one of my favorites too. And my stove: I am pleased with it, I had to get a downdraft because I removed all the upper cabinets and hood.

  2. Proud Italian Cook says:

    P.S. Love the stove!!!!!

  3. Proud Italian Cook says:

    Totally normal!! I have pans that I feel guily about if I don’t use them enough, like my pretty blue Le Creuset grill pan I got for a gift.

  4. Cynthia says:

    Heck yeah! It is more than normal. If you are looking for abnormal, try this. I would want to admire it all the time and never cook in it because I don’t want it to be soiled or scratched! (lol)

  5. Maryann says:

    Yes, it’s normal! I love your pink pans! ;)

  6. Lori Lynn says:

    Hi FA – what are you cooking in your Le Creuset? The chicken is stuffed with spinach, mushroom, leek and goat cheese, and will post very soon. Thanks!

  7. Father Adam says:

    It’s absolutely normal and reasonable to get excited about kitchen equipment – it’s all part of the passion! I’ve been a little obsessed with enameled cast iron, lately – the Le Creuset variety.

    By the way, I know that you said to forget about the chicken, but it’s a little hard to do that. They look awesome. Could you please tell us what they’re stuffed with?

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