Imagine having her as your daughter in law? I'd tell my son: "Look, I don't know what you did to deserve this wonderful woman but do not ..... do not mess this up".
No I like her here. When you are on tv you are beholden to the overlords and all their ridiculous rules and requirements. She currently has complete control over her content and decision making by staying here and being her genuine self. Just my opinion!
I am not vegan and neither do I intend to be one.. But I love watching your videos and incorporating ideas in my lifestyle. Loads to love to Sadia and Robyn
a rice cooker is the one small kitchen appliance I couldn't live without. I eat rice almost everyday and I also reheat food in it on the keep warm setting.
Yeah! you can also make a complete meal in a large enough rice cooker. Veggies in the steamer + rice + lentils cooking in a rice cooker safe container amidst the rice
I used to say I love my vitamix. Now I know it is my instant pot and food processor I love the most. I can get out the julliene blade for the food processor and make potato shreds and then freeze them for later use. I can have a cheap source of hashbrowns ready to go if I want them. Also I can make veggie burgers, gluten free desserts, and the list goes on. The instant pot helps me cook dried beans and grains to perfection. Just as good as canned beans but cheaper and creating less waste.
I just recently got my Vitamix, and those crazy people that swear it is their life.... Are RIGHT! I love mine 💖 And after seeing Sadia's beautiful white Dutch oven I was in love, but went a cheaper route this time, and got the "Cravings" all cast iron with a chic brushed gold handle. It takes a little more work than the enamel, but carefully treating my pot after each use makes me feel connected to the process and love found in my kitchen. All warm and fuzzy 🤗. Thanks for another great video Sadia.
I am from India. We use something called a Mixie. It has three jars. Small one for spices and nuts. Middle one for semi solids like gravies. And last one the biggest is more like a blender and also to make dosa flour etc. It’s useful. But I’d love to own a hand blender soon. Thanks for this video. Useful as always ❤️
I just bought a Ninja system from Costco that includes a big blender, food processor, and 2 of the travel-sized blenders she showed in this video and they all work on the same base! Cheaper than a Vitamix and more powerful than we will ever need. I think it's less wasteful like that than having a different base for every appliance. Now if only a stand mixer was also included, that would be perfection lol. This is an old video so I doubt Sadia will see this but I'd love to know why you don't have a stand mixer. They're so expensive but so many baking recipes call for it, I would really like to know what you do when a recipe tells you to use a stand mixer
@ryan van der veer We're very happy with it, I can't think of any issues. The pitchers are plastic, but so are the Vitamix ones, so maybe that's better for a reason I'm not aware of? lol
U give such positive vibes😍😍😍i couldn't even explain how strong they are......i am 16 and learn a lot from u .....the peace and power of ur words....the way to talk ....everything admires me a lot......luv u from India❤❤
As a baker, I love my stand mixer. But for versatility, I love my Ninja Blender/food processor combo. It’s really powerful, but its. drawback is that it is really loud.
Love the video, my grandma gave me a magimix food blender when I was 15 I'm now 45 and it is still working perfectly. I love it for so many reasons and definitely could not live without it. I am, however, a sucker for kitchen gadgets.x
Immersion blender.. for smoothies with a large jar and soups in the colder seasons - two staples - stick blenders are so affordable, minimal and very very easy to clean up. Also, maybe a potato masher and pestle and mortar. I like the idea of having as few appliances as possible so use those for making dips/houmous, bean burgers, pesto and the like.. It seems nice to abstain from electricity sometimes!
I love my Hamilton Beach food processor. It is huge and has an attachment that dices foods. It is a bit of a problem washing, takes up a lot of space in the dishwasher, but I rinse it first and it turns out fine. Always rinse avocado as it turns into cement otherwise. A little piece of plastic cracked and when I contacted Hamilton Beach they sent me an entire new food processor!! I know of other people who have had similar service from Hamilton Beach. Great customer support. I have had food processors for about 40 years and this is the best, but even my Cuisinart I wouldn't want to live without. Such a time saver.
I work full time and am a full time mom. I love my instapot and my Vitamix. I have had my Vitamix for like 15 years. I have a really old one. Love them both!
Beyond a knife, my wok is the kitchen appliance I can't live without! The deep capacity makes it capable of handling anything from boiling pasta, to stir-frying, to simmering soup (you name it!) and of course it's also capable of handling frying eggs or fish or pancakes or anything else you throw in it. Practically any cooking task can be done in a wok, so it's the first thing I need whenever I move.
My Vitamix is the only appliance I cannot live without. I have had mine for twenty eight years and it still works like day one. Whatever I have thrown at it, it has handles beautifully, even almond butter and crushed walnuts for my walnut and pomegranate stew.
@@ochomsophie143 the brand is Vitamix. But do not purchase from Costco. Pay the extra and buy directly from Vitamix. Since ours is so old, it was the one basic model they had at the time. It came with two pitchers and a plunger stick. One for grains, to make flour, and a regular one for smoothies or making soups. I would not buy from Costco because I have heard all appliances made for Costco are specifically manufactured for them and some corners are cut to make it more affordable. They are still really good but just a little different from what they sell outside. I bought food processor from Costco that I returned as the bowl size was not what the company usually makes!
I can't live without my hand blender. I absolutely love it and it helps me make soup and dressing, guacamole and I even chop nuts and seed with it. No more chopping cuts on my fingers thanks to that bad boy. I'm using BOSH MaxoMixx 750W mid range price, but for me priceless 😊😁. We leave in a very small apartment and is taking no space at all.
Blender/ food processor and Instant pot! Lentils and beans being my biggest sources of proteins, they are so much easier to cook in big batches in instant pot. Having grown up in indian household, we use a lot of pressure cooker. Instant pot is such a practical version of pressure cooker.
I live for my Vitamix. I just sold my food processor because I haven't used it since I bought my Vitamix. Like you said, it is a very personal preference!
Without a doubt vitamix ...7 years later and after daily use it’s still going strong 🙏 ... I’m a newbie to PUL feed and have binge watched about 30 posts this weekend so think this qualities me as official groupie 😂 ... love your blog Sadia 🙏 inspirational 💕
Bought our new family member the Food processor Kenwood FDM786 for an affordable price, even if it's a little budget to put aside (169€ in Belgium), but it has all functions we need because it's MultiPro. We're so thankful that nowadays we have an access to those machines to ease life and to save time !
Absolutely love my Magimix XL, mine also came with juicer attachment. I use it for nut and seed butters among other things, but it was the best investment I've ever made. Jo from London, UK
When I stopped eating meat getting a food processor was a total game changer for my diet. With a food processor I could make so many things that helped incorporate healthy proteins into my palate
I can’t live without my vitamix. I use it at least three times a day and I’ve had it for over four ears now. Almost five!! Every other blender I had lasted just months, and cost anywhere from $75 - $100. I got my Vitamix on sale around Christmas one year and had a 20% off Black Friday coupon that I stacked with it, and it cost me around $200. It was well worth the wait to shop around!
After so much of going through your videos over few months you have become one of my favourite you tubers. Something in your videos give me a beautiful vibe.
Thanks Dear for info shared on Gadgets and utility essentials U use. It's so sweet of u for being so generous and friendly by putting whole lot in such organised , balanced way. I saw ur blog where u curated beautifully incorporating minute details with pics. Thanks for labour of love. God bless you and Robin. 😍😍😚😚
One of my goals in life is to have a kitchen like yours! It is so beautiful, and everything you have seems to have a purpose. I don’t want to many appliances on my counter! Thank you for sharing! :D
My knife and cutting boards especially the Victorinox Fibrox Pro Chef's Knife, 8-Inch. Being married over 15 years, I’ve tried a number of knives through the years. It’s by far my favorite knife. It’s is responsibly priced at 35.00. I buy it and the pairing knife as Wedding presents. The bride and groom always rave about it.
Love that this is also minimal.... I'm very minimal in the kitchen due to space and financial restrictions, and it's great that so many of your recipes are accessible no matter what kind of equipment you have.
Thank you for mentioning this is a shared studio. I’ve been obsessed with the look of ,what I thought to be, your kitchen. I was going to ask you about the plants and how you upkeep, but that’s probably done by the owners of the space. Thanks anyway for this video, helpful.
Good quality knives would be essential. Next up: a wok - waited for years to get one, now I’m using it several times a week. Get one with a round bottom!
probably the most helpful appliance video I've watched. I always start them and then get overwhelmed and don't finish because I really don't like having too much stuff... I love the minimalist approach. thank you :)
Vita-mix...my by far best purchase. It has a dry mixer so you can blend nuts as well like a food processor. I love it. It can make soups too. I totally recommend
I’m just getting into “real” cooking and boy did i underestimate having a good knife too! Been using my blender a lot more as well. Love your channel, its aesthetic and the inspiration from your recipes!
The 1 appliance for me, if I must reduce it to one, is my Thermomix TM6 + Friend and all accessories. Performs excellently as a food processor, blender, mill, steam cooker, sous vide, yogurt maker, juicer, and even steam distiller for making our own essential oils!
Immersion blender, cutting boards, a good knife, and a good all purpose pot or pan! Thank you for all you do, your content gets better and better!! Xoxo!
I've used my hand blender various ways including " mini food processor ". I grind up flax seeds , pumkin seeds and oats. Works great. I use my nutribullet select to make my smoothies. But there are other ways to use it as well. I just haven't done anything else. I got that one because it took me forever to make smoothies in a regular blender. I had to use a large spoon to push things down. I still have the blender just in case I need it again.
Essentials: A really good blender is incredible, and a really good knife (or set of knives) and cutting board - it's AMAZING how big a difference a really good knife can make! Wonderful additions: a good stand mixer is fantastic if you like baking a lot, and a bread maker! If you love bread like me, a bread maker makes baking your own bread so easy and accessible.
Hi Sadia! Such an inspiration you are ! Much love . There is a cooking utensil called pressure cooker we normally use in India to cook our rice and lentils and curries to even deserts. Minimizes oil usage and cooking time.
@@dattanisuma Here you go... Caramel Custard (in 5 Litre pressure cooker) Serves: 6 Pressure Cooking Time 10 minutes
¾ cup / 150 g sugar 1 ¼ cups / 300 ml water 2 cups / 480 ml milk 3 eggs ½ tsp / 2.5 ml vanilla extract Method 1 To make the caramel: In a small, heavy saucepan, combine ½ cup/100 g sugar and ¼ cup/60 ml water. Place pan on low heat and stir till sugar is completely dissolved. After all the sugar is dissolved, increase heat to medium-high. Bring to boil and continue cooking till the syrup turns a deep golden colour. Remove pan from heat. Wearing oven mitts, pour the caramel in a 1 quart /1-litre mould and tip and turn the mould to coat evenly bottom and sides. Allow the caramel to cool. (If you do not have a mould you can use any flat vessel the only thing is it will not be pretty). 2 Boil milk and allow to cool slightly. 3 In a bowl, beat eggs lightly to mix yolks and whites. Add vanilla and remaining sugar (¼ cup/60 ml). Stir. Gradually add milk, stirring constantly. 4 Pour milk mixture through a strainer in the caramel-coated mould. Cover mould tightly with aluminium foil. 5 Pour remaining water (1 cup/240 ml) in cooker. Place grid in cooker. Place mould on the grid. 6 Close cooker. Bring to full pressure on high heat. Reduce heat and cook 10 minutes. 7 Remove cooker from heat. Allow cooling naturally. 8 Open cooker. Take out and uncover mould. (Custard will continue to set as it cools). Allow cooling to room temperature. Refrigerate. 9 Place a serving dish (large enough to accommodate caramel sauce) on top of the mould and invert. Shake gently to release. Remove mould. Serve cold. ENJOY 🍮
Nice video! I have the Vitamix and the cocotte, For the moment I'm surviving without food processor, but if I feel I need it in the future, probably I would buy the hand blender set with the mini food processor Also, love Global knifes (are in my wish list) and use jars and glass continers for my meal preps.
I can't live without good knives. I've got the steanless Steal Sabatier knives. I got a really good set for my birthday this year. I'm really obsessed with them. Cutting through tomatoes was never this easy.
I’m a fairly new vegan and I can’t live w/o my Vitamix. Bless my husband. Also I eat massive amounts of salads so my glass containers for all my chopped( by hand) veggies. I like chopping.
I'm someone who's been living on a budget away from home, in Toronto. I only recently started meal prepping and paying attention to what I eat. I realised that blenders are SUPER important and got myself a 2-piece blender on sale. It's a very basic one, from the brand Heritage. I LOOOOVE it because now my breakfast options have doubled up, I can make smoothies, curry pastes and even grind pine nuts (I put spinach almond milk and basil leaves to make my own pesto sauce). I LOVVVVEE the idea of having a food processor at home, hopefully some day when I can afford it 😅
I use my air fryer all the time. To be honest though, if I had a convection oven I don’t think I’d use it as much. They do pretty much the exact same thing.
My husband and I just got a hand blender set and used it tonight to make our first "married" meal together- we got married on September 5th. We got it for a wedding gift and I LOVE IT SO MUCH! We also used the opportunity to use our new gift of a Dutch Oven as well! So much fun cooking with him.
I own a Vorwerk Thermomix, and I don't know, how I lived without it. It's a blender, a foodprocessor, a steamer and a cooking pot in one thing. I LOVE tossing the components inside and just turn it on.
This is perfect timing for me. Thank you! I want to invest in Vitamix, but did not know which model will last a long time. I will go with the one you listed.
my absolute winner in terms of a kitchen appliance is a multi cooker. We got one just because it's kind of popular in my country, but then we had a renovation in our house and some travelling and living in a country house with limited kitchen space and possibilities and this thing just saved our nerves and maybe lives since we were able to cook in totally impossible places
I love my Ninja for my smoothies and food processor for nut butter, energy balls, oat biscuits, hummus, shredding/grating fresh carrots, cabbage, zucchini and the list goes on and on ...
Watching your videos is like tapping into a guide for successful, sustainable, healthy living. Absolutely everything about each of your videos is so nourishing to the mind, body and the soul. I am in love. Thank you so much for putting in so much thought and effort into putting truly valuable information out there.
Vitamix would be my top one. Not just for the things you mentioned, but also for chopping. It makes salsa in seconds, just put everything in (tomatoes first) and chop on 4, don’t overdo so it’s liquid. For canning salsa it’s priceless.
My Vitamix Blender. I was a Kitchen Assistant p/t for major culinary retail’s cooking classes for 4 mos. So thrilled when I was eligible to buy Vitamix and knives at employee discount.
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What's one kitchen appliance or equipment you couldn't do without 👩🏻🍳?
Knife 😛
My blender! I love smoothies!
probably blenders....
Your white vitamix sparks joy 😀 I have the black one..actually first time seeing white and boy it is GOOD looking!!!!!!!
Oh and knife and blender 👩🍳
Priyanka Uppal agreed! Knife and blenders are keys in good kitchen. 💕
You know you're an adult when your mind is blown by a food processor having three compartments.
For real haha, totally putting that on my list of cool things to get once I have my own place!
That's probably the only thing that qualifies me to be an adult
But i’m just 16!!!! 😅
@@idilgergi9660haha me too honestly i think everyone's mindblown by the idea of three compartments in a food processor :p
I don't know how to feel about this to be honest.
She’s so perfect. Perfect speech, perfect hair, perfect face, perfect brain, perfect everything!
She got high IQ🤓
Let's build an alter!
Leslie Amar would you French kiss her?
Imagine having her as your daughter in law?
I'd tell my son: "Look, I don't know what you did to deserve this wonderful woman but do not ..... do not mess this up".
Leslie Amar you forgot perfect SMILE!
please make a cook book, Sadia!!! love from Sydney
It's high on the list - would love to!
@@PickUpLimes thanks Sadia 😊
i love sydney
@@PickUpLimes Yes please do.x
Yesss….I can see Sadia doing this in another year or two with even more recipes! But please include more for those of us allergic to Soy, too! Thanks
I would love a video by you with tips how to best store all the foods, especially fruits and veggies:)
Yes please!
Also nuts!!!!
definitivamente!!! really useful!
yes dude! agree!
+1 for this request
Food processor! For cheese sauces, raw desserts, energy bites, vegan Parmesan, pesto, the list goes on!
You need your own cooking show on Food Network, am I right people???!
Hell yeah. One video a week is not enough for me!
No I like her here. When you are on tv you are beholden to the overlords and all their ridiculous rules and requirements. She currently has complete control over her content and decision making by staying here and being her genuine self. Just my opinion!
@@ginnywilliams8159 good point! I would like more regular videos, but that's just me being greedy!
Why get wrapped up in TV Network games?
No! At this stage, her content is available all over the world (except China, I think). Everyone should be able to watch her videos.
I am not vegan and neither do I intend to be one.. But I love watching your videos and incorporating ideas in my lifestyle. Loads to love to Sadia and Robyn
I couldn’t live without my Vitamix blender. I use it almost every day.
Your work space is a literal green house and I love it! 😍🌿
Right?! So beautiful! #inspiration #goals 🌱😘
Yes so pretty
Sadia, have you ever been approached by Food Network? If not, WHAT IS TAKING THEM SO LONG?
I adore my vitamix. Smoothies are my favorite way to consume fruits, so a good blender that doesn't leave chunks is a must.
a rice cooker is the one small kitchen appliance I couldn't live without. I eat rice almost everyday and I also reheat food in it on the keep warm setting.
Yeah! you can also make a complete meal in a large enough rice cooker. Veggies in the steamer + rice + lentils cooking in a rice cooker safe container amidst the rice
I used to say I love my vitamix. Now I know it is my instant pot and food processor I love the most. I can get out the julliene blade for the food processor and make potato shreds and then freeze them for later use. I can have a cheap source of hashbrowns ready to go if I want them. Also I can make veggie burgers, gluten free desserts, and the list goes on. The instant pot helps me cook dried beans and grains to perfection. Just as good as canned beans but cheaper and creating less waste.
The Food processor has changed my life. I love the versatility of it.
I just recently got my Vitamix, and those crazy people that swear it is their life.... Are RIGHT! I love mine 💖 And after seeing Sadia's beautiful white Dutch oven I was in love, but went a cheaper route this time, and got the "Cravings" all cast iron with a chic brushed gold handle. It takes a little more work than the enamel, but carefully treating my pot after each use makes me feel connected to the process and love found in my kitchen. All warm and fuzzy 🤗. Thanks for another great video Sadia.
I am from India. We use something called a Mixie. It has three jars. Small one for spices and nuts. Middle one for semi solids like gravies. And last one the biggest is more like a blender and also to make dosa flour etc. It’s useful. But I’d love to own a hand blender soon. Thanks for this video. Useful as always ❤️
Definitely the blender. I find it to be more versatile, but I love all my kitchen babies... errrr... i mean gadgets
I just bought a Ninja system from Costco that includes a big blender, food processor, and 2 of the travel-sized blenders she showed in this video and they all work on the same base! Cheaper than a Vitamix and more powerful than we will ever need. I think it's less wasteful like that than having a different base for every appliance. Now if only a stand mixer was also included, that would be perfection lol.
This is an old video so I doubt Sadia will see this but I'd love to know why you don't have a stand mixer. They're so expensive but so many baking recipes call for it, I would really like to know what you do when a recipe tells you to use a stand mixer
@ryan van der veer We're very happy with it, I can't think of any issues. The pitchers are plastic, but so are the Vitamix ones, so maybe that's better for a reason I'm not aware of? lol
U give such positive vibes😍😍😍i couldn't even explain how strong they are......i am 16 and learn a lot from u .....the peace and power of ur words....the way to talk ....everything admires me a lot......luv u from India❤❤
As a baker, I love my stand mixer. But for versatility, I love my Ninja Blender/food processor combo. It’s really powerful, but its. drawback is that it is really loud.
Love the video, my grandma gave me a magimix food blender when I was 15 I'm now 45 and it is still working perfectly. I love it for so many reasons and definitely could not live without it. I am, however, a sucker for kitchen gadgets.x
Oh wow, that's incredible!! Way to go, Magimix!
@@PickUpLimes It has so many beautiful memories and not even sure if they still make it. Love it. X
Immersion blender.. for smoothies with a large jar and soups in the colder seasons - two staples - stick blenders are so affordable, minimal and very very easy to clean up. Also, maybe a potato masher and pestle and mortar. I like the idea of having as few appliances as possible so use those for making dips/houmous, bean burgers, pesto and the like.. It seems nice to abstain from electricity sometimes!
This kitchen is like a jungle paradise 😍 I’m in love!
I love my Hamilton Beach food processor. It is huge and has an attachment that dices foods. It is a bit of a problem washing, takes up a lot of space in the dishwasher, but I rinse it first and it turns out fine. Always rinse avocado as it turns into cement otherwise. A little piece of plastic cracked and when I contacted Hamilton Beach they sent me an entire new food processor!! I know of other people who have had similar service from Hamilton Beach. Great customer support. I have had food processors for about 40 years and this is the best, but even my Cuisinart I wouldn't want to live without. Such a time saver.
This was so much needed for me to decide on my food processor! Better review than the hundreds I have read so far! Thanks Sadia!
I work full time and am a full time mom. I love my instapot and my Vitamix. I have had my Vitamix for like 15 years. I have a really old one. Love them both!
I cannot live without a crockpot. I work 12 hour days. It saves me so much time!
I am with you on this one!
Beyond a knife, my wok is the kitchen appliance I can't live without!
The deep capacity makes it capable of handling anything from boiling pasta, to stir-frying, to simmering soup (you name it!) and of course it's also capable of handling frying eggs or fish or pancakes or anything else you throw in it. Practically any cooking task can be done in a wok, so it's the first thing I need whenever I move.
Yes, she needs her own cooking show. Love all her videos!!!
My Vitamix is the only appliance I cannot live without. I have had mine for twenty eight years and it still works like day one. Whatever I have thrown at it, it has handles beautifully, even almond butter and crushed walnuts for my walnut and pomegranate stew.
Wow!which brand do you use cz am looking forward to buying one
@@ochomsophie143 the brand is Vitamix. But do not purchase from Costco. Pay the extra and buy directly from Vitamix. Since ours is so old, it was the one basic model they had at the time. It came with two pitchers and a plunger stick. One for grains, to make flour, and a regular one for smoothies or making soups.
I would not buy from Costco because I have heard all appliances made for Costco are specifically manufactured for them and some corners are cut to make it more affordable. They are still really good but just a little different from what they sell outside. I bought food processor from Costco that I returned as the bowl size was not what the company usually makes!
I can't live without my hand blender. I absolutely love it and it helps me make soup and dressing, guacamole and I even chop nuts and seed with it. No more chopping cuts on my fingers thanks to that bad boy. I'm using BOSH MaxoMixx 750W mid range price, but for me priceless 😊😁. We leave in a very small apartment and is taking no space at all.
Lovely workspace....my kitchen fav would be the blender.It does magic!!!
Cant live without my French press where I brew herbal teas 🧡
Blender/ food processor and Instant pot! Lentils and beans being my biggest sources of proteins, they are so much easier to cook in big batches in instant pot. Having grown up in indian household, we use a lot of pressure cooker. Instant pot is such a practical version of pressure cooker.
I live for my Vitamix. I just sold my food processor because I haven't used it since I bought my Vitamix. Like you said, it is a very personal preference!
My thermomix is everything!!! It's processes, grinds, blends, steams etc.
Without a doubt vitamix ...7 years later and after daily use it’s still going strong 🙏 ... I’m a newbie to PUL feed and have binge watched about 30 posts this weekend so think this qualities me as official groupie 😂 ... love your blog Sadia 🙏 inspirational 💕
what vitamix do you have?
Which brand of vitamix do you use
My husband bought me a food processor a few years ago for my birthday and it is my favorite thing to use in the kitchen
Just searched 'kitchen prep efficiency', and got your video! Great to see you again! Thanks for the tips!!
Bought our new family member the Food processor Kenwood FDM786 for an affordable price, even if it's a little budget to put aside (169€ in Belgium), but it has all functions we need because it's MultiPro. We're so thankful that nowadays we have an access to those machines to ease life and to save time !
Absolutely love my Magimix XL, mine also came with juicer attachment. I use it for nut and seed butters among other things, but it was the best investment I've ever made. Jo from London, UK
When I stopped eating meat getting a food processor was a total game changer for my diet. With a food processor I could make so many things that helped incorporate healthy proteins into my palate
I can’t live without my vitamix. I use it at least three times a day and I’ve had it for over four ears now. Almost five!! Every other blender I had lasted just months, and cost anywhere from $75 - $100. I got my Vitamix on sale around Christmas one year and had a 20% off Black Friday coupon that I stacked with it, and it cost me around $200. It was well worth the wait to shop around!
which vitamix model you have?
8:42..... your genuinenity and that expression full of contentment
Lesson: get yourself a Robin's mom to gift you incredibly useful things
🤣🤣🤣
After so much of going through your videos over few months you have become one of my favourite you tubers. Something in your videos give me a beautiful vibe.
You are magic
.how do you manage to create such magical and perfect content everytime..keep rocking
Thanks Dear for info shared on Gadgets and utility essentials U use. It's so sweet of u for being so generous and friendly by putting whole lot in such organised , balanced way. I saw ur blog where u curated beautifully incorporating minute details with pics. Thanks for labour of love. God bless you and Robin. 😍😍😚😚
One of my goals in life is to have a kitchen like yours! It is so beautiful, and everything you have seems to have a purpose. I don’t want to many appliances on my counter! Thank you for sharing! :D
My knife and cutting boards especially the Victorinox Fibrox Pro Chef's Knife, 8-Inch. Being married over 15 years, I’ve tried a number of knives through the years. It’s by far my favorite knife. It’s is responsibly priced at 35.00. I buy it and the pairing knife as Wedding presents. The bride and groom always rave about it.
I use my Kitchen Aid Stand Mixer almost daily. It is an essential at our house.
Lorelee Davis May I ask, what do you prepare with the mixer?
Love that this is also minimal.... I'm very minimal in the kitchen due to space and financial restrictions, and it's great that so many of your recipes are accessible no matter what kind of equipment you have.
Thank you for mentioning this is a shared studio. I’ve been obsessed with the look of ,what I thought to be, your kitchen. I was going to ask you about the plants and how you upkeep, but that’s probably done by the owners of the space. Thanks anyway for this video, helpful.
Every day I use a good knife, cutting board, and Le Crueset pots.....absolutely the essentials for me!
Good quality knives would be essential.
Next up: a wok - waited for years to get one, now I’m using it several times a week. Get one with a round bottom!
probably the most helpful appliance video I've watched. I always start them and then get overwhelmed and don't finish because I really don't like having too much stuff... I love the minimalist approach. thank you :)
Vita-mix...my by far best purchase. It has a dry mixer so you can blend nuts as well like a food processor. I love it. It can make soups too. I totally recommend
I’m just getting into “real” cooking and boy did i underestimate having a good knife too! Been using my blender a lot more as well. Love your channel, its aesthetic and the inspiration from your recipes!
Pick up limes Squad!!!🙋🏾♀️❤ I use my Ninja bullet for my Smoothies daily can't live without it.
The 1 appliance for me, if I must reduce it to one, is my Thermomix TM6 + Friend and all accessories. Performs excellently as a food processor, blender, mill, steam cooker, sous vide, yogurt maker, juicer, and even steam distiller for making our own essential oils!
Your videos are a treat to watch...Wish you could upload more often ! I just keep going back to previous videos to listen to your calming voice.
Immersion blender, cutting boards, a good knife, and a good all purpose pot or pan! Thank you for all you do, your content gets better and better!! Xoxo!
I've used my hand blender various ways including " mini food processor ". I grind up flax seeds , pumkin seeds and oats. Works great. I use my nutribullet select to make my smoothies. But there are other ways to use it as well. I just haven't done anything else. I got that one because it took me forever to make smoothies in a regular blender. I had to use a large spoon to push things down. I still have the blender just in case I need it again.
Loved your videos and your kitchen too. Please make a video giving tour to your kitchen. I am fascinated by how it’s covered with plants!!
Forgot to mention that I still have my mom’s LeCueset Dutch Oven that I gifted her in the mid 80’s
Wow
Essentials: A really good blender is incredible, and a really good knife (or set of knives) and cutting board - it's AMAZING how big a difference a really good knife can make!
Wonderful additions: a good stand mixer is fantastic if you like baking a lot, and a bread maker! If you love bread like me, a bread maker makes baking your own bread so easy and accessible.
Hi Sadia! Such an inspiration you are ! Much love . There is a cooking utensil called pressure cooker we normally use in India to cook our rice and lentils and curries to even deserts. Minimizes oil usage and cooking time.
Yup, I use my pressure cooker every single time I cook. Have you made caramel custard in a pressure cooker? So easy and so delicious 😉
As an Indian pressure cooker is the thing that comes first in mind when we say we cant live without......
Lots of love sadia
@@Esther-ps3vx how do you make it in pressure cooker? Please share
@@dattanisuma
Here you go...
Caramel Custard
(in 5 Litre pressure cooker)
Serves: 6
Pressure Cooking Time 10 minutes
¾ cup / 150 g sugar
1 ¼ cups / 300 ml water
2 cups / 480 ml milk
3 eggs
½ tsp / 2.5 ml vanilla extract
Method
1 To make the caramel: In a small, heavy saucepan, combine ½ cup/100 g sugar and ¼ cup/60 ml water. Place pan on low heat and stir till sugar is completely dissolved. After all the sugar is dissolved, increase heat to medium-high. Bring to boil and continue cooking till the syrup turns a deep golden colour. Remove pan from heat. Wearing oven mitts, pour the caramel in a 1 quart /1-litre mould and tip and turn the mould to coat evenly bottom and sides.
Allow the caramel to cool. (If you do not have a mould you can use any flat vessel the only thing is it will not be pretty).
2 Boil milk and allow to cool slightly.
3 In a bowl, beat eggs lightly to mix yolks and whites. Add vanilla and remaining sugar (¼ cup/60 ml). Stir. Gradually add milk, stirring constantly.
4 Pour milk mixture through a strainer in the caramel-coated mould. Cover mould tightly with aluminium foil.
5 Pour remaining water (1 cup/240 ml) in cooker. Place grid in cooker. Place mould on the grid.
6 Close cooker. Bring to full pressure on high heat. Reduce heat and cook 10 minutes.
7 Remove cooker from heat. Allow cooling naturally.
8 Open cooker. Take out and uncover mould. (Custard will continue to set as it cools). Allow cooling to room temperature. Refrigerate.
9 Place a serving dish (large enough to accommodate caramel sauce) on top of the mould and invert. Shake gently to release. Remove mould. Serve cold. ENJOY 🍮
@@Esther-ps3vx thanks
I usually don't like to watch YT videos abt cooking but I simply love yours, your voice is sooo soothing
Nice video!
I have the Vitamix and the cocotte,
For the moment I'm surviving without food processor, but if I feel I need it in the future, probably I would buy the hand blender set with the mini food processor
Also, love Global knifes (are in my wish list) and use jars and glass continers for my meal preps.
I can't live without good knives. I've got the steanless Steal Sabatier knives. I got a really good set for my birthday this year. I'm really obsessed with them. Cutting through tomatoes was never this easy.
My MagiMix is the best thing I've ever bought for my kitchen!
What i cant live without is my tajine pot, that i use to cook moroccan food or just about any veggies and meats. It’s easy to use and super healthy!
I’m a fairly new vegan and I can’t live w/o my Vitamix. Bless my husband. Also I eat massive amounts of salads so my glass containers for all my chopped( by hand) veggies. I like chopping.
I'm someone who's been living on a budget away from home, in Toronto. I only recently started meal prepping and paying attention to what I eat. I realised that blenders are SUPER important and got myself a 2-piece blender on sale. It's a very basic one, from the brand Heritage. I LOOOOVE it because now my breakfast options have doubled up, I can make smoothies, curry pastes and even grind pine nuts (I put spinach almond milk and basil leaves to make my own pesto sauce). I LOVVVVEE the idea of having a food processor at home, hopefully some day when I can afford it 😅
I use my air fryer all the time. To be honest though, if I had a convection oven I don’t think I’d use it as much. They do pretty much the exact same thing.
My husband and I just got a hand blender set and used it tonight to make our first "married" meal together- we got married on September 5th. We got it for a wedding gift and I LOVE IT SO MUCH! We also used the opportunity to use our new gift of a Dutch Oven as well! So much fun cooking with him.
Vitamix blender! I've been drooling over one for years but now after watching this - time to go shopping! That's a beautiful color on you btw ;) xoxo!
I own a Vorwerk Thermomix, and I don't know, how I lived without it. It's a blender, a foodprocessor, a steamer and a cooking pot in one thing. I LOVE tossing the components inside and just turn it on.
Sadia, you always create such artistic videos!! Even when you talk about blanders 😁 im really looking forward to each one 💛
Immersion blender. Being in India we mostly need a appliance to grind solid stuff. So a mixer grinder is what we need most.
I bought a hand blender after I saw you using it in another video and I love it! So easy for dressings and pesto!
What a beautiful kitchen! I am not surprised anymore that you stay happy with beautiful smile
This is perfect timing for me. Thank you! I want to invest in Vitamix, but did not know which model will last a long time. I will go with the one you listed.
my absolute winner in terms of a kitchen appliance is a multi cooker. We got one just because it's kind of popular in my country, but then we had a renovation in our house and some travelling and living in a country house with limited kitchen space and possibilities and this thing just saved our nerves and maybe lives since we were able to cook in totally impossible places
you are incredible, I absolutely look forward to your videos every week!
I love my Ninja for my smoothies and food processor for nut butter, energy balls, oat biscuits, hummus, shredding/grating fresh carrots, cabbage, zucchini and the list goes on and on ...
U are so adorable sadia....Just feels like i can watch u speaking anytime and everytime....🥰
Agree ✔😄
@@BiancaRibet At least somebody agrees if not sadia🙂
I have really grown to love my instant pot! It makes cooking healthy food options and food prep so much easier.
I'm so happy you shared your kitchen essentials! 😍 Thank you soooo much, Sadia!
Sadie you are a breath of fresh air and you are slowly changing my food perspectives for better..
Hello sadia I love ur videos and eagerly waiting for next.thanks for making my day .🙏from india
Watching your videos is like tapping into a guide for successful, sustainable, healthy living.
Absolutely everything about each of your videos is so nourishing to the mind, body and the soul. I am in love.
Thank you so much for putting in so much thought and effort into putting truly valuable information out there.
Blender! I can’t live without my daily smoothies. But I would love more space to accommodate more gadgets, specifically a food processor.
Vitamix would be my top one. Not just for the things you mentioned, but also for chopping. It makes salsa in seconds, just put everything in (tomatoes first) and chop on 4, don’t overdo so it’s liquid. For canning salsa it’s priceless.
Ahh this channel is such a great discovery, love it!
My Vitamix Blender. I was a Kitchen Assistant p/t for major culinary retail’s cooking classes for 4 mos. So thrilled when I was eligible to buy Vitamix and knives at employee discount.
Beautiful shirt
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I like the fact you keep it simple - no rice cooker or air fryer. It is more accessible to make your recipes :)
Can you do a full rainy day cooking video????
Plz
Love the idea - adding it to the list!