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A kitchen item named the Chef Basket is best described as a handy new cookware meant for everyone who loves to cook. The product can be used as a colander, strainer and frying basket.
This prodcut is unique in it's ability to fold down flat for easy storage. There is no to struggle with a hot pot. All you really got to do is just lift up the handles and place the food straight from the pot into your plate. Or else you may hang it over the sink for a while to drain it.
You can use it to stem, fry, blanch and more. Personally, the product is one of those most own item you can use almost daily within your kitchen.
I regularly use my Chef Basket for cooking pasta. I simply boil a big pot full of water, place my noodles in the Chef Basket, after which I put the basket inside the pot of hot water. As soon as it is all done, I merely pull the Chef Basket, place it on top of the sink for about a couple of seconds to drain the water. And afterwords it is ready to be served and I just slide it into a serving serving dish.
Should you've ever tried using a large heavy pot filled with boiling water and tried to strain it using a strainer, you already know very well what a hassle this really is. But with the Chef Basket, it's easy and also not dangerous with the stay-cool handle.
I personally would not do a lot of frying. Though I do deep fry some shrimp every now and then. My boyfriend really likes to fry up hot-wings almost each time his pals come over to our place to watch the football game. With the Chef Basket he would no longer leave a tremendous mess behind.
The Chef Basket includes a fairly good recipe guide for a couple ideas, however it is fairly simple. It shows you a few meals you could prepare from deep frying, steaming and other uses. You can buy the Chef Basket for roughly $14.99 using the main website and in plenty of stores that have kitchen items.
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