Good pots and pans may not make a man. But, they sure help him cook better food. If you read G@H, you understand our insatiable lust for small kitchen appliances. Our breadmaker. Our blender. Even our Sous Vide Supreme. They’re great. But, they’re luxuries. Fine cookware, though. That’s fundamental. We at G@H have a new emphasis for 2015: the basics. See, we lack classical culinary training. We began cooking because we needed to eat. And, it captivated us because we much prefer eating well. So, we experimented, and we learned. Often, we succeeded. Sometimes, we failed. Always, we grew fatter and happier. Our recent evenings have been spent binging on Top Chef. In Episode 1 of Season 4, they assigned each contestant one of eight classic dishes. We could’ve cooked just one without a recipe. And, we might have been...

The holidays are all about eating. Seriously, this year, we got three Thanksgiving dinners. Three turkeys. Three hefty scoops of mashed potatoes. Three pumpkin pies. And, meatballs—one side of the family is Italian, so they also have meatballs. We at G@H love to eat. But, we also believe that bona fide gentlemen cook. They bake. They grill. They sauté and steam. We celebrate artisanal cooking. We champion products that make it easier—and nothing, we mean nothing, beats a superb set of cookware. Looking for the perfect gift for that amateur chef? Let us suggest the Aurora Stainless Steel Cookware Set by Zwilling J.A. Henckels. These are amazing pots and pans. We just got them. It’s like we used to see in black and white, and now, we see color. Next year, we’re hosting. Actually, no. But, we’ll make something, and...