So what did you do with your cooking pans?

[menat]

Some of you may or may not be 100%, but I would like to know what are you doing with your cooking pans and pots?

[shine72]

Gave those and a rice cooker and steamer and tea maker and all kinds of other stuff to a friend of mine who was starting from scratch!:D Haven't regretted it either!;) :D

[SmilingRawDancer]

I play percussion!!!!!

Bam bam bammmm whack bang slam!!

haha jk.


except I'm not :D



ahhhhhh the joys of nerd-hood...

[Green Life]

Nothing. I cook for my family still. ;)

[StarFire]

I use mine for mixing bowls!!! :D

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[Blazin'Jane]

Everything that "cooks" is slammed into one cabinet in our kitchen. DH owns that cabinet. All th euncooking equipment is in another cabinet, which is the one I work out of. It's a good system. :D

[Green Life]

Everything that "cooks" is slammed into one cabinet in our kitchen. DH owns that cabinet. All th euncooking equipment is in another cabinet, which is the one I work out of. It's a good system. :D

LOL!! Slammed??? LOL!! HAAA HAAA HAAA!! Now, THAT is just too clever:eek:

Green

[Lady Green Jeans]

Very high end pans--gave them to my ex. Rawking raw is the lifestyle for me.

[ron4540]

Almost everything went to charity -- Goodwill.

I held onto 1 saucepan, 1 stir-fry pan, and 1 tea kettle. I haven't used these, but I'm still holding on to them.

[Mialsse]

We gave everything "cooking" related to charity :D

[menat]

I might start to give some stuff away, except my Jamie Oliver cooking set that cost me about $350 and a wok. Never know when someone might come over and needs something cooked, I guess.

[EZ rider]

Once a person "gets it" about the raw food lifestyle cookware isn't needed.

[Radiantly Raw]

We thought that we would cook for other people who came to visit. But, we haven't. :) I tell my sister to send food with her kids when I watch them for her. She mentioned bringing canned food, like spaghettios for me to cook and I told her I would rather not. I didn't want the smell all through the house tempting my kids! It's worked great so far. When my family came over for Sunday dinner, we all had a huge salad, and it worked out fine. I even bought juice in the beginning, but stopped. They don't visit as much as we live here, and I needed the fridge space! So anyway, back to the cook wear- we still have it, but we've covered the stove & have 2 dehydrators on top. So I know I won't be moving all that to fix something for someone! But I don't need that cabinet for anything else yet. As soon as I do, they'll all be returned to my mom, who handed them down to me to begin with. ;)

[Juicy Girl]

Garage Sale!
The more expensive items... Ebay

[Nurse in the Raw]

I cook potpourri in mine. If I don't eat the apples fast enough and they turn, I cut them up, throw in some cinnamon and water or essential oils and within a few minutes the whole house smells divine. Did the same thing with pumpkin carvings and all spice. Smelled like pumpkin pie all day long.

[Mialsse]

Wow Stacie, I hadn't even thought of using turned fruits for potpourri! We had the gas line to our stove/oven turned off in order to use it for more storage space, so I wouldn't be able to do it even if i wanted to, but that's a really great idea!!

[EZ rider]

I wonder if the skillet could be used as a frisbee with a handle on it ?