Considering a BlueStar range. Seems like just about the most intense cooking instrument one can get in a 30" stove.
- mark 11-12-2009 9:22 am

lettuce know, we are in the stove shopping this spring
- Skinny 11-12-2009 12:29 pm [add a comment]


and a subzero for linda! off come the doors!
- bill 11-12-2009 12:45 pm [add a comment]


bill built kitchen 2010??
- Skinny 11-12-2009 1:44 pm [add a comment]


"1850˚ infrared broiler"

Get your char on. I have a friend who has a combo gas / infrared grill and you can do some mean steaks with that kind of heat.
- jim 11-12-2009 2:12 pm [add a comment]


I've been having trouble with sticker shock with "pro" stoves ... er ... _ranges_ relative to what one can get in a Kenmore Elite/GE Profile. I haven't seen the BlueStar in the flesh yet, but from pictures it looks like more than a consumer stove tarted up with heavy gauge stainless. It's also not very electronicalized, which should reduce the need for repair. Although I will have to learn how to clean a non-self-clean oven.

In addition to the awesome IR broiler (pretty much standard on the high end units these days), the heat out of the burners should be pretty intense. I saw a video on their web site with someone pan searing a porterhouse in a huge iron skillet.

Fire ... iron ... meat ...
- mark 11-12-2009 8:39 pm [add a comment]


ive gone with bosch for the value and good quality. priced to sell at pc richards.
- bill 11-13-2009 12:28 am [add a comment]


better link for bosch gas stoves. ive gotten 2 for the buildinng and adman likes his too. they were all earlier years of this model.
- bill 11-13-2009 1:00 am [add a comment]






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