


More tools from my pantry. I absolutely must have good cook's tools (as we categorized them at Williams-Sonoma.) I was very fortunate to work in this store for 6 years. That and attending the Cordon Bleu School of Cooking in Paris made it essential to have more than one pepper mill. I have one for black pepper (Terricherry is the best), one for white pepper ( sketch a couple of days ago) and one for pink pepper. I tell Ella that the pepper that grows on our local pepper trees is good for adding to soups....that's the pink pepper variety and I grind that one in the maple mill at the left. I also have nutmeg grinders which will no doubt appear soon. Who knows what else I will find in my pantry to sketch. (The splatter of black & yellow came from flicking my waterbrush over the finished entry. I think it is just fun.
2 comments:
I like these, they would make a nice framed set for the kitchen.
Thank you, Winifred, I think I need to practice more but you may be right.
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