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First - welcome! As you've discovered already, there are lots of people here with knowledge about vintage appliances! I agree with everyone that this is not a 1956 model - it's likely 10 or more years newer than that. As John said, it is a good basic range. It looks pretty clean, and while...

What a great find! It is a real beauty!! Love all the features it has - Enjoy!!

Hi Eugene, I like to take a fresh bunch of radishes, wash them and the radish greens. The trim the stem and the root off the radishes, slice them in half. Put a couple tablespoons of butter in a large skillet, add the radishes and some S&P, and saute for about 10 minutes. The skins will go from...

I love that they used a ring mold for the meatloaf - and all those mushrooms! I'm sure your guests enjoyed this one! I'm going to have to give it a try...we are meatloaf fans! Thanks for sharing the recipe!

What about a single induction burner? Like a portable induction hotplate? Would that cause issue with a pacemaker?

Ralph - I love your GE roaster and it looks to be in beautiful condition! I have the same model as yours, but it was liberally used over the years and isn't nearly as pretty, but it still works flawlessly. The Westinghouse roasters, the large Nesco's and other brands of that size, do a pretty...

Eddie! That looks wonderful! Yours came out beautifully and I love how you used the juice in the can to ramp up the pineapple flavor! Yes - you only use one cup of liquid per box of jello (instead of the usual two) for this recipe. I found that a quick warm water dunk helped to loosen the...

Eddie - What a beautiful pie! I'll bet it tastes as good as it looks! Happy New Year!!

Hi Lisa! Yes - I'm Cavalcade Kevin! Glad you enjoy the videos! Sounds like we could be in the same family! I'm Polish, too and grew up in the Detroit area and have a place in the Thumb. I'll bet we went to your grandfather's butcher shop! Mom and dad were always on the hunt for good homemade...

Those cookies are just beautiful! Such detail and I'll just bet they taste as good as they look! And your kitchen is cozy, charming and must be a joy to work in! Your red table and chairs are terrific! Thank you for sharing it! Merry Christmas!

Hi Dave, Incredible restoration work, as always! Thanks for sharing it. I have a department store display for the GE "Triple Thrift" that features it's modern ice-making function!

I don't use non-stick pans for many tasks, but I have always kept at least one skillet (10-12 inch) for eggs/omelets and one griddle for pancakes. Otherwise, I use stainless steel or cast iron cookware. In the spring, I saw a pair of skillets (8 inch and 12 inch) on sale at Costco. They are...

Hi Ralph, I can't speak to any potential issues with your oven, but assuming it's operating as it should, it has been my experience in baking that when things don't rise properly or evenly, it has always been due to one of two reasons: 1. Ingredients. Fresh, fresh, fresh. I hate to throw out...

George, I think he means "self-cleaning." Sorry I can't offer any advice, I've used an electric range my entire life, although I understand the appeals of a gas range. I had one modern electric range with a control panel, and it got fried during a power surge, so the whole range went out the...

Eddie - I'm glad that you are enjoying the kettle, and I think the lid for the kettle matches one of the lids for the Farberware saucepan (not sure which size). Like you, I have many of the Farberware pots - I absolutely love them! I've tried more expensive cookware and always come back to the...

Eddie! It's a beauty!! I hope you enjoy it as much as I enjoy mine. The handle is always cool! No whistle but you got it figured out nicely. Now you can boil water easily for all those Jello creations☺!! And thanks for watching!!!

Eddie, I think you and I have the same ice making unit! Here's mine:

Hi Charles, That's a beautiful Oster! At 960 watts, it should have a lot of power, but I'm not sure how it might do with sorbet or almond butter. For years, Oster published a book of recipes containing all kinds of things you could make in their blender. The books were often called "Spin...

Glenn, Thank you for “righting” the photos! The range is exactly as I found it - haven’t done a thing yet. For once, I won’t have a big cleaning job on my hands! Thanks!

Thanks, Eugene. Actually, this one may end up going in my house rather than CoF. I'm working on some modifications to the kitchen, so if this one will work, that's where I'll put it.