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Salt Container
Oh my god!!! I found the kosher salt holder Alton Brown uses in Good Eats! You will have to email me for more info. I am not going to advertise for the store.
Of course as soon as I got home, I had to fill it right away. I got a warm fuzzy from it.
Scott had to purchase a cast iron skillet. I have no idea what he is going to cook, but he had to have one.
12/01/02 UPDATE: Salt container solution is here.
Did instructions come with this old thing. If not you have to "season" it before using or it will rust. Coat it with cooking oil and let it sit for about an hour. Remember this is NOT a no stick pan and it will rust if you don't dry it. I hate these pans, I havs thrown away whole sets.
Remember E. you can always use the pan as a weapon. LOL
Don't put it in the dishwasher and remember never cook anything you can find a the deli! Pat's #1 rule Rule #2 don't live in Seattle that is where the serial killers are born and bred. LOL
Posted by: Pat Johnson on July 20, 2002 04:23 PMCorrection: Never cook anything you CAN find at the deli!
Posted by: Pat on July 20, 2002 07:18 PMI don't know if it's just me, but I could NOT find your email, Ellen! *pfft*
I was just wondering if YOU can email ME instead? I want the kosher salt holder Alton Brown uses in Good Eats, too! :) That's one of my favorite shows! :)
No, the stubborn little so-so forgot to put her e-mail in and then refused to correct it when I pointed it out (b/c that would imply she'd done something "W-word" [hint: rhymes with TONG]). Ellen's e-mail addie is here.
Posted by: scott on July 21, 2002 11:20 AMCast iron pans are fantastic. When properly seasoned they're better than nonstick pans. Just make sure to season it right (I think AB has instructions in his book) and never let water stand in it or it will rust. If something gets stuck in it, scrub it with kosher salt and a paper towel. If you have to use soap on it, reseason it immediately! And if you just cook something that is greasy but leaves no stuck on mess (like grilled cheese sandwiches), just wipe it out with a paper towel.
I love cast iron. Can ya tell?
Posted by: Addlepated on July 21, 2002 04:26 PMPlease share with me on how to find the Kosher salt holder from good eats. It is the exact one I am looking for! I need one for my father-in-law for Christmas. I would be his biggest fan (at least I would like to think so...:-)
Posted by: Catherine on September 21, 2002 10:13 PMEllen! Please let me know where you found the Alton Brown salt holder. I've been looking as well
Posted by: skipdnyc@aol.com on September 29, 2002 07:22 AMEllen,
I too would lie to know where I ca purchase that salt container. I have been searching the web with no luck! Thanx, Dave
Posted by: dave on October 15, 2002 08:10 PMEllen please e-mail me and let me know where you found the Alton Brown salt holder. My husband always oogles over it while we are watching the show. It would make a wonderful x-mas gift this year. Please, Please!!
Posted by: Melissa on October 17, 2002 04:34 PMLet me join the list of people dying to get their hands on the salt celler. Please let me know where.
Thanks.
Posted by: Cherilyn on November 4, 2002 02:04 PMThe answer to the salt container riddle is found here. Enjoy!
Posted by: scott on November 4, 2002 04:07 PMI just "seasoned" my cast iron skillet with oil (when the pan is still warm from being cooked in and wiped out). It's a permanent fixture on the top of the stove (haven't you noticed it?).
Right within easy reach for that moment I lose it all with "whatshisname".
Please tell me where to get the kosher salt container Alton Brown uses. My friend is looking for one to give as a gift to her future son-in-law.
Thanks so much,
Ginger
Please send me info on where to buy the kosher salt container.
Thank you so much.
Please let me know where to find the
Alton Brown salt cotainer...It would be a wonderful suprise for my husbnd...Thank You....Linda Weinberg
Please let me know where to find the
Alton Brown salt cotainer...It would be a wonderful suprise for my husbnd...Thank You....Linda Weinberg
Please let me know where to find the
Alton Brown salt cotainer...It would be a wonderful suprise for my husbnd...Thank You....Linda Weinberg
plse e-mail info..have been looking forever..everytime i watch the show i go "i want that",,,,in fact it used to be on sale on foodnetwork web...thanks
Posted by: joice on May 13, 2003 05:18 PMI would like to know where I can get the salt container. Please send an email to ooknet@yahoo.com
Posted by: andrea on July 8, 2003 12:55 PMPlease let me know where to find the Alton Brown salt container
Posted by: Pat on September 16, 2003 03:03 PMI saw Alton Brown's salt container at Linens and Things. It came with a little metal serving scoop. I didn't catch the price, sorry....
Posted by: susan vilardi on October 22, 2003 01:12 AMYou can find Alton Brown's salt cellar on his website: altonbrown.com. I just bought mine today and cannot wait for it to come.
Posted by: Carrie DeBauch on October 27, 2003 03:26 PMPlease tell me where you found a kosher salt container. It has been on my "to do list" for months.
Posted by: Stacy Tyer on November 11, 2003 02:10 PMThe Lady who made the Post about how she found it, but wouldn't tell anybody where to get one of there own..what an idiot. Who cares if you advertise, tell people what they want to know..
Posted by: Bob on January 20, 2004 08:58 AMPoor Bob obviously can't read. There are at least three places to buy this salt container listed in the comments as well as one in the undate with the information linked in original piece. Now who is really an idiot.
Posted by: Pat on January 20, 2004 10:11 AMI placed an order for Alton Brown's salt cellar in March and was just informed by the food network that it has been discontinued. Anyone know for sure where I can purchase one? Thanks!
Posted by: Bobbie on May 11, 2004 03:43 PMHi Ellen,
I'd love to know where you found the Alton Brown salt container too. Would you please let me in on the secret? Thanks!
Posted by: Kim on May 11, 2004 10:50 PM