Valentine's Day: BlueStar Cookware

By JULIETTE ROSSANT Super Chef likes BlueStar's new cookware. These sleek and very curvaceous pots and pans are meant to look and feel great on a BlueStar range. They take the heat both on top of the stove and in it, and last far longer then cheap pots and pans. The handles will fit your hand comfortably, yet they are long enough to keep a hot pot at arms length. Aren't those the sentiments you want to convey on Valentine's Day? But what makes BlueStar cookware great Valentine's Day gifts is what you put inside. If you give them to your foodie love, you have to put something tasty under the lid. Aphrodisiacs? Click here for a list of ingredients some claim have aphrodisiac qualities. Chocolate mouse? Sure, but since the pots can stand the heat of a 500 degree oven, you can put anything from truffled guinea hen to an oyster stew inside. If you are also giving the BlueStar range to match, well, fill the smallest pot with pearls! Previous articles: Marcus Samuelsson: BlueStar Valentine's Day: Dean Fearing Valentine's in Iceland Valentine's Day Book - Paris: The Secret History Ace of Cakes: Valentine's 2007 Valentine's Knives: Cut to the Heart Valentine's Tea: Bouquets to Drink [Products & Endorsements - complete] Technorati Tags: superchefblog, Juliette Rossant, super chef, celebrities, chefs, food, restaurants, cooking, branding, cuisine, blogging, food blogging, cookbooks, cookbook reviews --> back to Super Chef