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Mortar and Pestle
Help me choose a Mortar & Pestle
I am reading reviews after reviews. i am having a tough time gauging the size of these things. i want a bigger one,...
How to clean a granite mortar and pestle?
I heard that one shouldn't wash a granite mortar and pestle with soap, because the soap water will permeate into the ...
Mortar and Pestle: Wood, ceramic, or cast iron?
What's best?
Recommend Mortar and Pestle?
My trusty marble mortar and pestle, which I've had for over a decade, just cracked. So, I'm looking around for a new ...
Best material for mortar and pestle?
Experienced dismal failure using a wooden mortar and pestle to grind fennel seeds, rosemary, garlic etc. into a paste...
What Unusual (i.e. "Necessary") Cooking Gadgets Do You Have?
Pots and pans. Knives and spoons. Bowls, whisks, sieves...everyone has these in their kitchen, even people who don't ...
One Mortar & Pestle to rule them all!
Hi to all! ;-) Been looking for a mortar and pestle for various jobs, one that applies well for various cuisines,...
Wooden Mortar and Pestle (Pilon)
I have a coated (varnished?) one and an uncoated one. I'm thinking that I should use the coated one for wet items an...
seasoning a molcajete (and other stone mortar/pestles) - an endless process?
I've been working on this for a good couple weeks now, but am still getting grit in my grinds. What's the secret here?
molcajete recipes
hi! i had one of the best dinners down at la destilleria in cancun. it was a chicken dish cooked in a molcajete. ...
What do *you* use your mortar and pestle for?
Ok, I just purchased a gorgeous granite mortar and pestle. I know that I need to grind some raw rice first to get al...
Mortars and pestles
So I have owned some mortars and pestles but mostly have been smooth and low sides, and not as useful in a kitchen as...
recommendations for mortar and pestle, which material?
I'd like to buy a mortar and pestle to make some things by hand rather than with food processor/blender, for example ...
Looking For Local Source for Thai Tao Grill and Mortar and Pestle
Hi, this is my first post. I live in the LA area and I'd like to find a local shop that sells a clay Thai Tao grill a...
Seasoning molcajete, question re grit
I just bought a large, inexpensive molcajete (stone mortar and pestle) from Costco. I hope that it's a good buy. The ...
Does garlic crushed in a mortar and pestle taste best? And why? And is wood or goudi best?
I've been experimenting with tzaziki and skordalia, and looking for ways of getting strong, hot, raw garlic flavor bu...
Is this a mortar and pestle?
I acquired this gargantuan vintage marble mortar and pestle type set, but it has this column in the middle of the bow...
What cooking gadgets changed your life?... Well at least your cooking?
I really love a good time saver in the kitchen. Rather than create a Zombie thread (revive a 9 or 10 yo dead thread)...
To buy or not to buy Re: Mortar and Pestle
I don't know what made me enter an antique store here in Australia but neither the less I found myself staring at thi...
Would you say a molcajete always gives superior results than a normal mortar and pestle?
I was looking at the molcajete from Williams-Sonoma: http://www.williams-sonoma.com/products/molcajete-lava-stone-mo...
