Wooden Rolling Pins seem to add warmth to the Kitchen Atmosphere no matter where you live. No matter what size or style the food preparation room is, we need tools to help make our cooking/baking experience a joy.
The largest of my wooden rolling pins was a thrift buy special at $3.50. I delighted in this find! Wow, I thought it was so pretty. It's about 3" in diameter of solid hard wood.
While my little kitchen is under construction and I'm not sure when it will be completed, I like displaying these pins to help encourage me that a revamped kitchen will be birthed very soon.
It's not the first house that I've lived in and had to wait a very long time for a remodeled kitchen to appear. The waiting and the working in amongst the mess can frey your nerves. I think it's very important to have order in the home, but when a room is under construction it may seem like this will never be a reality. Be of good cheer and praise the Lord. To substain good mental health while all of this is going on...think on good and pleasant things. See in your mind a finished kitchen, praise God for kitchens, and know that this project will come to fruition. One day soon, you will stand in the kitchen and be able to say, "IT IS FINISHED and I helped!"
I'm writing this word of encouragement because I NEEDS IT, I DO!!! If you can find it in your heart, please lift ole Deanna and her hubby up in prayer that this project quickly come to pass. God Bless you.
With proper care, Wooden Rolling Pins can last a lifetime.
Secrets to taking care of wooden rolling pins are:
Don't leave the pin too long in water.
Dishwashers not recommended.
Immediately after use, handwash pin in hot sudsy water, rinse well, dry with towel before storing.
If there is dried-on food particles, use a plastic scouring pad to work food off, rinse and dry.
If concerned about pin cracking from excessive heat, condition pin with food safe oil such as salad oil or mineral oil.
