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Rachael Ray or Paula Deen cookware... Good or Bad need reviews?

Aug 20, 2008 by joy | Posted in Cooking & Recipes

my mom wants a new cookware set and both Paula Deen and Rachael Ray have enamel over cast iron and she loves both of them. Any reviews on their cookware set?
mom loves cast iron and has been talking about getting a set for a long time now. So I know this is what she wants

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I just got the Rachel Ray set for my birthday coming up....and I LOVE it! :) Had 'em about a month, and so far it is the best cookware I have ever owned. :) Here is the review page from Amazon (where my BF got them): http://www.amazon.com/review/product/B00 0HTW7I2/ref=pd_bbs_7_cm_cr_acr_txt?%5Fen coding=UTF8&showViewpoints=1

Paula Deen 12pc Porcelain Cookware Set

Buy it here: ow.ly Paula Deen Signature 12pc Porcelain Cookware Set 12 pc set includes: 1 and 2 qt. saucepan with lids, 3 qt covered saute pan, 6 ...

"Paula Deen's in my kitchen!"

Goofy Dance after finding Paula Deen Cookware on the counter x-mas morning.

Add Warmth to your Kitchen with the Paula Deen Cookware Set

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A good collection to purchase is the Paula Deen Cookware Set, a hodgepodge of cookware items like saucepans and skillets that reflect the renowned cook and restaurateur’s trademark southern style of cooking. The Paula Deen Cookware Set is a product of excellent craftsmanship, added with a touch of traditional cookware styles. It’s a set perfect for any kitchen, whether it’s a modern or rustic type.

If you’re a fan of southern cooking, then the Paula Deen Cookware Set on our online auction is the collection for you. The set undeniably reflects the down-to-earth cook’s personality, with its warm color that just begs to be used for preparing your home-cooked meals.

The Paula Deen Cookware Set on our online auction features these items.

1 quart covered saucepan 2 quart covered saucepan 2.75 quart covered saucepan 6 quart covered stockpot 8-inch skillet 10-inch skillet, with slotted turner

Each item of the Paula Deen Cookware Set is durable, resistant to stains, and remarkably easy to clean. Crafted with aluminum, each item is guaranteed to heat quickly and evenly. A high-quality non-stick surface assures that food will be easy to remove and slide around.

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Paula Deen Signature 12 Piece Cookware Set Review

I've had Paula Deen's Signature Porcelain 12 Crumble Nonstick Cookware set for about six months now. As far as cooking goes, I'm impressed. I have had to alter how I cook as the pots and pans quicken with all speed. Preferably of cranking a fiery up to elaborate, I only shortage approach-extravagant kindle to get things started. The cookware heats and cooks evenly. The handles are warmness uncompliant rubber and are very agreeable. The nonstick exterior is very lenient to deplete b empty. I am a stickler about not using metal utensils when cooking with Teflon surfaces to dehydrate it. I passion the mirror lids with the suggestion of impudence surrounded by the same fervidness uncooperative impervious to rubber. I do have two complaints though. The porcelain end has faded and appears bleached from the dishwasher.(See picture of the three pots and note the top impertinence pan has never been in the dishwasher). I did decipher the accompanying cleaning instructions and other than mentioning the cookware is Dishwasher Correct, it was not specifically recommended to flow these pots and pans by proffer. I should mentioning that I have since purchased a new dishwasher (my scrutiny ) and changed the dishwasher detersive. So I cannot say with 100% surely that the bleaching and fading of the exterminate was not caused by the detergent or dishwasher or both. I would bet that because the give the coup de gr does not emerge to be sealed in anyway, Paula Deen's cookware will waste away from dishwasher cleaning. When I first noticed the fading, I stopped cleaning them in the dishwasher and went to Paula Deen's website to find if anyone else was having the same problem. I only found a few posts asking if the cookware was dishwasher safe-deposit but no undeviating complaints. I did comment today, the locality now recommends bracelets washing. If only that was on the accompanying instructions my once excellent cookware, would look as genial as when I bought them. This is a great dissatisfaction and now I'm on the stalking for...

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