Squeeze Bottle

I love to cook, so I watch America's Test Kitchen on television, even though I cannot make most of the recipes.  One day, I saw the chef using a clear plastic bottle with a nozzle, sort of like the ketchup bottles at diners.  The America's Teat Kitchen crew were using the bottle for vegetable oil.  I get my canola oil at Costco in large bottles, so making a mess once to fill the squeeze bottle is definitely better than making a mess every time I want to use oil.  I got two clear plastic squeeze bottles at Bed Bath & Beyond.  I have not decided what to put in the second bottle, but I suppose it could be anything.  Any ideas?

Pourfect Products

I love to cook but am still getting used to new ways of doing things after my stroke last year.  I found a manufacturer that makes various cooking products that may be of help to the single handed cook.  See the products at http://pourfectbowl.com/.  I bought the large bowls in a set of three from Amazon.  They have features that are very helpful to me like rubber bottom rings for non-slip, a handle and wings at the elongated spout with which to pour, and an egg cracking edge (which I have not mastered.)

Scraping a bowl while pouring is impossible with one hand which is why I got the Pourfect bowls so I could pour my concoctions into the pan or other cooking container.

  If you have tried any of the other products, please comment here!  Thanks!

CHASA

I was surfing the Net and ran across The Children's Hemiplegia and Stroke Association.  Though the site is specifically about kids, there is some terrific resources for al of us for daily living.  Check it out!  http://www.chasa.org/living.htm