And I even made a roast with vegetables in it the other day. Nothing conducts heat quite like cast iron. And the enameled surface makes it a cinch to clean up. This pot is one of my very favorite kitchen items. If you don't have one, get one. Rachael Ray, my favorite queen of spunk, has a very affordable cast iron cookware line available at http://www.cookware.com/ And this week only you can save up to 60% on Rachael Ray cookware and even get free shipping on select items. I know you are all shopping online already this week, so just pop over there and check it out. The best gift you buy this week could be the one you buy for yourself!
But if your wallet is shrinking and your husband is mad at you for doing too much shopping (what? me? nooo...) and since Christmas is coming, I have just the gift for you: You can win your very own enameled cast iron pan from the Rachael Ray cookware courtesy of Cookware.com! Did you hear me? Your very own true love pot to play with every day forever and ever. Cookware.com is graciously giving away your choice of a 3.5 quart round or oval cast iron soup pot valued at $57.95 in your choice of three colors: green, orange, or blue. Check out the specs at the Rachael Ray Cast Iron Collection. I love the 11" round grill pan in orange for $49.95, by the way, if anyone needs to do some last minute shopping...husband, maybe?
All you have to do is leave a comment in the comments section and tell me what you would cook in your Rachael Ray pot and you will be entered into the giveaway! That is relatively painless, I think. The winner will be announced on Friday, December 17 at 5 p.m. MST, so check back then to see if you've won! Christmas truly is the season of giving, so why not give something to yourself? I can't wait to read about all your secret recipes you'll be making in one of Rachael's pots!
Ooo, I love great kitchen gadgets and nice pans. What a cool give-away. Thanks Margo!
ReplyDeleteok, well I probably should cook like cabbage soup or something that would make me drop a zillion pounds, but likely I would be cooking some kind of bear creek soup mix, because I like easy way outs.
ReplyDeleteI also like free stuff.
and I just love my chances with you, margo. You are good luck for me.
The first thing would be spaghetti sauce and chili for my son who will be home from boot camp on Thursday. Then I can not forget the FUDGE! Got to make the chocolate!
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ReplyDeleteI would love a good pot. It reminds me of the big yellow cast iron pots my grandmother used to have. I got that pot from her but for some reason all I can find is the lid. That's what you get when you move a ton and let kids unload the dishwasher. There are so many things that I would make in a big pot like that. Soups are high on our list of favorites.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh... I would make soups and candies and roasts and yummy stuff that my whole family will gobble up without complaint!
ReplyDeleteShut up? A giveaway? Right on, girl. You have no idea how much I love my cast iron collection... or how much I'd love to add to it. As far as what I'd make: two words: Boeuf Bourguignon, a la Julia. Of course.
ReplyDeleteHey...I'm your taster give me the pot!
ReplyDeleteGreat giveaway!! I would definitely make soup and pot roast. Not at the same time of course.
ReplyDeleteI'm thinking hamburger stew sounds like a great recipe to make in the Rachael Ray soup pot!
ReplyDeleteI don't know where to start.... a nice chili perhaps or a chicken and rice soup. So much potenial!
ReplyDeleteThanks for having such a great blog and giveaway!
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