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Alessi Pasta Pot By Alain Ducasse And Patrick Jouin

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For the pasta lovers!
Usually when you cook the pasta and drain it, this removes the starch flavor. The unique design of this pot, by Alain Ducasse, enables you to cook the pasta in such a way that the pasta will absorb both the sauce and starch flavor, creating a deliciously unique flavor.

Instructions from the website:
"First you put the dry pasta in the “Pasta Pot”, sautéing lightly if you wish; then the various ingredients of whichever sauce you wish to make; then last comes water or broth, all at once or gradually, cooking everything together with the specially designed cover, stirring occasionally. in just a little more time than normally required to boil the pasta according to the classic method, your pasta with sauce is done and served directly at the table on the included trivet. a booklet containing a number of recipes developed by Ducasse himself is included."

Voila! Easy to make, but still gourmet flavor pasta.

Updated Dec 12, 2007

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LocalHarvest Stores - Organic Produce Delivered Right to Your Door

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Love organic foods? Fresh Produce? Supporting the small farmers? Check out Local Harvest.

I love farmers markets, but sometimes I just don't have the time to go to them. This great service allows you to not only support your local farmers, but also get fresh organic products and crafts delivered right to your door! Simply go to the website, type in your zip code and a whole range of different products will be listed. LocalHarvest will show you products sold online for shipping, delivery, or farm pickup, sorted by distance to your location so you can find the products offered by the farms closest to you.

*Specifically, check out the CSA Service, approximately $350 for six months of biweekly shipments of organic and locally grown foods.*

Some of the products they feature are herbs, preserves, gift baskets, wool products, home made soaps/lotions, seeds, maple syrup, fruits, meats, and flowers just to name a few!

Updated Dec 12, 2007

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Pro Measuring Spoons

3 people recommended this item

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Never have to have that key ring of measuring spoons again. This spoon is adjustable, having all the proper measurements in one! (via kleins99)

Updated Oct 16, 2007

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The Upside-down Tomato Garden

5 people recommended this item

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A great way to grow tomatoes with limited space. Perfect way to exercise that green thumb even if you don't have a back yard. The tomatoes will actually grow upside down in the tank, something I have never seen before.

Updated Nov 21, 2007

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TAKE OUT MENU ORGANIZER

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I couldn't live without the culinary diversity of California. Where else can you find such a variety of restaurants and foods all within a 20 minute drive? Here is a great way to organize all of those take out menus you have accumulated. (If you are like me, currently they are all haphazardly thrown in a kitchen drawer.) A great gift for anyone you know that eats out a lot.

Updated Feb 15, 2008

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All Aboard Paper Towel Holder

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*Smacks Forehead* This is such a simple idea, why did no one else think of this!? tThis is a utensil jar and paper towel rack in one. The curved utensil bin acts as the tear off edge for the paper towel. A great counter space saver for the kitchen.

Updated Oct 31, 2007

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AeroGrow AeroGarden Garden Kit

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This remarkable AeroGrow Kitchen Garden contraption will do everything for you. All you do is pop the growing pods into the machine and plug it in, it tells you when and how much water to add, when to add nutrients (all included), and the internal micro-processor controls everything - even how much light the plants need

Updated Jan 2, 2008

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Beehive Kitchenware | Heart Tea Strainer

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3 people recommended this item

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Too cute. A Cupid's arrow shaped tea strainer that comes with a heart shaped rest. Would be a perfect Valentines day gift for any tea lover or perhaps for Mom...

Updated Dec 12, 2007

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Beehive Kitchenware | Heart Flour Scoop

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A heart shaped flour scoop. A cute gift for any cook!

Updated Dec 12, 2007

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Beehive Kitchenware | Heart Coffee Scoop

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A heart shaped coffee scoop for any coffee connoisseur.

Updated Dec 12, 2007

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