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Gadgets: Lattice Pocket Pie Mold from Williams Sonoma
This lattice pie mold isn't the first such mold that Williams Sonoma has created. It follows the apple shape, the star, the heart—all things that were amazingly cute, but amazingly unpractical in my humble opinion. With this addition, I finally saw a glimmer of functionality, but did it meet expectations?Gadgets: Himalayan Salt Plate from Serious Salt
Himalayan rock salt on its own is most certainly not a gadget. But what about an entire slab of it? Sur La Table thinks it counts, so I gave the heavy rock a whirl.Gadgets: Silicone Slip-On Pour Spout by RSVP
I bought my Silicone Slip-On Pour Spout on a whim, intrigued only by its unassuming shape and inconsequential price tag. Like my silicone universal pot lid, it's become one of those surprise accessories that rarely finds its way off my pots.Gadgets: Bodum French Press Travel Mug
Taking your French press to go seems like a brilliant idea—spare me four more minutes in my morning and I'm yours—which is why I jumped at Bodum's new French press travel mug.Gadgets: Pasta Server and Measuring Cup Ladle by Epicurean
We demand a lot of our most basic kitchen tools—wooden spoons, slotted spoons, spatulas and flippers are used for anything and everything when we cook. It's strange to think that they've rarely evolved to better suit the hundreds of functions we employ them with, but that's just what Epicurean's gourmet series of utensils sets out to do.Gadgets: Double-V Smoker Box by Steven Raichlen
I'm not an expert when it comes to smoking, but there's no better time to learn than the first few weeks of summer. To aid in the process, the new Double-V Smoker Box by Steve Raichlen comes in handy.Gadgets: Digital Scale with Measuring Cup by Taylor
Last week's gadget got everyone chatting about the role of unitaskers in their kitchens, a theme I kept coming back to as I tested Taylor's Digital Scale and Measuring Cup. It's an odd couple pairing of two single-purpose gadgets, but is it a worthwhile purchase?Video: A Mini Donut Factory from Think Geek
This Mini Donut Factory is tragically out of stock on ThinkGeek (what a tease!) but we can watch it in action here, and hope someone in a factory somewhere is producing more pronto. The waffle iron-resembling gadget pops out six donuts in less than four minutes. But a very important question, are these really donuts if they're not deep-fried? Aren't they just donut-shaped waffles? Watch the video and decide.Gadgets: Spaetzle Maker
If you're not familiar with the German staple, most people would describe spaetzle as tiny egg dumplings, but I like to think of spaetzle more like a fluffier orzo. Either way, it's delicious, and simpler to make than pasta—if you have a spaetzle maker, of course.Hot Topics: Technique of the Week | The Food Lab
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8 Delicious Chocolate Cakes and Pies for Valentine's Day
Some might say that chocolate on Valentine's Day is about as unoriginal as you can get. We all remember the first heart-shaped box of overly sweet chocolate bonbons from grade school Valentines. But chocolate gift-giving needn't be a cliché. This year, let's bake our sweethearts chocolate cakes and pies instead! Here are 8 delicious recipes perfect for celebrating your love (of chocolate.)
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