Tools that make life for the Cosie Easier

[Delmonico]

This is the metal can I keep my white flour in, I use smaller ones when I take rye flour, cornmeal or whole wheat flour.   This keeps the flour dry and safe from insects and dirt.  This can holds about 20 pounds of flour.

[Silver Creek Slim]

The other day I asked my in-laws if there were any tater ricers around. My mother-in-law brought me this one. 



Slim

[Ozark Tracker]

Slim,  that looks like it could double for a grape stomper if you wanted to make a litte sipping wine.

[Silver Creek Slim]

It can be used fer a lot of things. Like, squishin' maters after a cooked 'em. 

Slim

[Ozark Tracker]

did ya get ya another tomatoe outa the garden today

[Silver Creek Slim]

There might be one ready tonight.

Slim

[Ozark Tracker]

I always use those Roma tomatoes for making salsa, they just have a really good flavor

[LabbyLover]

I agree with whoever said your posts are always interesting. And your recipes are awesome.

I have an old rolling pin with a small Maple leaf carved into it. It is very old but i couldnt tell you exactly the age of it. It makes the top pie crust come out beautifully.
Love your rolling pin. The grain in the wood is gorgeous.

[Modoc]

Delmonico,

I love the pics, even if I see a bunch of the things that Sierra Paker and I have in our kitchen .  I am still trying to figure out how to get my mother-in-law's grater that she uses for making coleslaw, it is similar to the adjustable potato slicer.

[Dr. Bob]

Modoc,

You can find the cabbage slicers at most any antique mall.  Haven't checked prices recently.  Good luck!

[Steel Horse Bailey]

Better late than never!

Cool thread, pard!

I sure remember a lot of those things from the Grandfolks and Dad's kitchens!

Some of those goodies might be corn-fuzed with kinky sex-toys.