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Homemade Spicy Giardiniera
Make your own giardiniera at home with this extra spicy recipe. I used a variety of peppers, including jalapenos, 7-pots, ghost peppers, jaloros, habaneros and Italian sweets, plus so much more.
The garden is officially over. Booo! Truthfully, we had an incredibly productive season, yielding MANY LOADS of chili peppers and tomatoes this year. We were both suprised and excited by the amount produced.
I finally just yesterday pulled the remaining pepper plants from the ground and gathered another 8 pounds of peppers or so. I will be chopping and freezing some (see How to Freeze Chili Peppers), dehydrating several more (see Dehydrating Chili Peppers), and cooking in general, but here is another one of my very favorite ways to use up a big batch of peppers in order to keep them longer.
Homemade Spicy Giardiniera.
Giardiniera is a wonder condiment, and it is an absolute MUST if you live in or near Chicago. Or anywhere else, for that matter.
This is a variation of our popular Homemade Chicago-Style Giardiniera Recipe. Breaking it down, giardiniera is essentially a mixture of chopped peppers and other vegetables preserved with a simple vinaigrette.
It is traditionally made with Italian style ingredients, but this version brings in a big variety of chili peppers from our garden, including jalapenos, 7-pots, ghost peppers, jaloros, habaneros and Italian sweets, along with some chosen vegetable additions, including carrots, radishes, celery, cauliflower, garlic, and some seasonings.
The reality is, you can make this with whatever chili peppers and vegetables you prefer, as long as they are firm and won't fall apart in the resulting mixture.
Time to get creative, my friends.
This particular version is will quite hot, though! particularly with the ghost peppers and even hotter 7-pots. Oh baby! Be warned. Then be satisfied.
Your spicy crave demands it.
What do you do with Giardiniera, you ask?
Anything! It's great on sandwiches, when used as a condiment, particularly on beef sandwiches. Serve it with a big bowl of chili. Top pizza. Go nuts! I hope you enjoy it!
Check Out Some of My Other Popular Condiment Recipes
- Chicago Style Giardiniera
- How to Make Homemade Mustard – the Basics
- Homemade Garlic-Chili Sauce
- Creamy Jalapeno Sauce
- Homemade Buffalo Sauce
If you try this recipe, please let us know! Leave a comment, rate it and tag a photo #ChiliPepperMadness on Instagram so we can take a look. I always love to see all of your spicy inspirations. Thanks! — Mike H.
- 2 pounds mixed chili peppers – I used a variety including jalapenos 7-pots, ghost peppers, jaloros, habaneros and Italian sweets
- 4 radishes sliced
- 2 medium carrots diced
- 2 celery stalks diced
- 2 cups cauliflower florets
- 1/2 cup salt
- 3 cloves of garlic minced
- 2 teaspoons dried basil
- 1/2 teaspoon celery seed
- Ground pepper
- 1 cup of white vinegar or half white and half apple cider vinegar
- 1 cup olive oil + more as needed
To a large bowl, add all of the peppers with radishes, carrot, celery and cauliflower. Sprinkle with salt. Cover with water and refrigerate for 12 hours, covered.
Drain and rinse away the brine. Set aside.
In a separate bowl, add garlic, basil, celery seed and ground pepper to taste. Add vinegar and oil and whisk to combine.
Add to your vegetable mixture.
Place it all into jars, ensuring the vegetables are covered with your vinegar/oil mixture.
Refrigerate at least 2 days before using, to allow flavors to mingle. A week is better! Should last you 2-3 weeks.
Makes about 3 quarts.
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Mike, I'm thinking of trying this today. I have mostly red and green jalapeños, a few habeneros. Should I go get some other peppers to add to it or do you think this work? Any advice will be helpful.
Three weeks ago, I used this year last chili peppers harvest for this giardiera: jalapeño, serrano, pequin, Bishop's crown, Habanero, rocoto etc.
And I'm enjoying now it in a very simple sandwich (pita, bacon, cheddar, mayo).
Thanks Mike!
This looks awesome! I'm definitely making something similar. I plan on fermenting it.
What is your reason for recommending against fresh basil? Would you apply that to other fresh leafy ingredients for seasoning?
Why would you not use fresh herbs in this?
Can I can in a hot water bath ??
So I am a old male that doesn't cook, but can follow simple directions? sometimes!
How many jars, of what size, does this make? Doesn't the olive oil harden in the fridge? 1/2 cup salt, table salt or coarse sea salt? EVOO ? Can I use fresh Basil?
Do you know if you could leave out the olive oil or maybe put one forth cup in the giardiniera?
Hi Mike,
Can I use frozen chili peppers for this giardiniera recipe or might they be too soft after they're defrosted?
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The first installment of The Atonement Series.
Deirdre Bardot is a PhD student at Harvard and on her way home for Thanksgiving when she finds out her father has been murdered in a vicious hit and run by a drunk driver.
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As a coach or a change-maker do you find you're spending increasingly more and more time on trying to get clients, than on actually doing what you love while working with them?
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We have all had a very odd week. I still look to certain spots where Rebel used to like to chill. I can almost hear that very distinct meow.
It sounded as if he was saying Mom. The 'O' was more of an aaw sound. Imagined the way Fran Drescher's character used to speak on the sitcom The Nanny.
Napoleon still looks for his older brother. That is the hardest part to deal with because you cannot really explain to a cat where his brother has gone.
We spend a lot of time cuddling.
It helps us both get by.
I did a little painting this past week.
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I just started another pair called Time Traveler.
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Invoking Windows Forms controls from the web browser
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Less than 3 months to go until 2016. Isn't that insane?!
So let's talk about 2015 for a moment. Did you have big plans and goals in January? Have you reached those goals?
Did you discover your inner photography voice and passion for documentary-style photography, but need some help mastering your serial moment-seeker skills?
Or maybe you are a rock star with your camera, but the business side is, well, not so rockin'?
November marks the 1 year anniversary for Fearless and Framed and I want to say thank you for helping this community thrive!
Instead of waiting til November to celebrate, I'm starting NOW. This way, we can be ready for 2016 together. Enter to win a virtual 1:1 mentorship with me and I guarantee you will gain clarity in where you want to take your business for the future, razor sharp focus on which to-dos are the must-dos and which can be set aside, AND we can even work together to kick your moment-seeking skills up a notch through assignments and evaluations. This mentorship will be custom to your needs.
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If I win, what does the mentorship include?
This mentorship session is typically sold for $1,000. It is for anyone serious about growing their documentary-style photography business – no matter where you are in the world!
- I am invested in you. You will fill out a series of questions that allow me to see how you are feeling today, where you're stuck, what your dreams are so that I can make this mentorship truly about you. Before I even dive into helping you, I will have a great understanding of your current business.
- This isn't a generic figure-it-out-yourself with guidance course. This is about YOU. You will submit your website, social links, and up to 20 images for review (this can be from various sessions or one session as a story and you may submit some RAWs to see how I would edit). In return, you will receive a series of video reviews to help you avoid website tab-closing, keeping your audience engaged on your site + social platforms, closer to getting that booking, and also any advice I have for you to improve your shooting with actionable steps.
- Marketing plan video review. You will submit details of your marketing plan (including branding materials) for review including details about your general audience + what you are doing to get new bookings. Your marketing includes more than occasional Facebook posts and SEO, right? If not, you will get a crash course in marketing for your clients now – no really, it's a big deal. Not only have I been in business for several years and have gained an immense amount of experience to save you time in avoiding the mistakes I've made, but I've paid for premium classes from experts in both online marketing and the service industries. Putting their advice into action has given me the tools I need to teach you how to make a stronger, faster connection with your potential clients leading you right into your next booking.
- 60 minute 1:1 Q&A call (with screen-sharing if needed) where I am an open book for you… we will briefly go over your review and the rest of the time will be full disclosure to answer your questions on shooting, editing, blogging, workflow, client interaction, business, product sales, marketing, anything you need. You will get off the phone with confidence in knowing the next 3-5 actions you need to take in your business.
- You will receive even more support: 3 weeks later, you will email me with your questions that have popped up since our time together and will receive a video response with answers.
Why should I want to learn from you, Marie?
Glad you asked!
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- If you want to run a documentary-style photography business, learn from someone that executes this style in her own business. It's been over a year now since I've dedicated my services to this style. I'm invested in this niche with a passion I can't even describe in words, but hopefully you can see that my photos say it best.
- Being dedicated to this style, I created the Fearless and Framed community – I mean, that's gotta mean something about my passion for helping others, right?
- I've been an entrepreneur since 2007! I've had training both from experts and through my own experience in selling products and services in-person and on the phone. In 2010, I was ranked Top 5 for sales in my level in this INTERNATIONAL company! When I was hit with the photography bug, I started my business and have spent years learning about online business – and as mentioned, taken some premium courses which has put the gas pedal on my knowledge and experience. I'm super excited to pass on this knowledge to you to save you time, give you clarity, and watch your actions turn into profit + happiness in your business.
- Also, I am a fantastic listener, observer, and sometimes get overly excited when teaching.
How do I enter?
You need to complete a survey application. It should only take about 10-12 minutes (it's about 25 questions) and all answers are required to be eligible. The survey is accessible once you provide your email address. Click here to begin your entry.
When and how is the winner announced? How is this person chosen?
The entries (completed surveys) will close Friday 9/11/15 at 11:59 p.m. EST. The winner (there will be ONE winner) will be contacted via email and have 72 hours to respond. Should the winner not respond within 72 hours, another entrant will be selected.
The top 5 entries will be hand selected based on the responses in the survey and then the grand prize winner will be chosen via random.org. It's my mission to find someone I feel strongly will work hard and needs a business and/or shooting makeover.
The winner's name will also be announced on our Facebook Page and right here on this page once the winner has claimed their mentorship.
The mentorship will begin immediately after connecting with the winner.
Remember, it's our goal to hit 2016 running! Before 2016 comes, you need to be focused on your goals for your revenue, dream vision for your business, and know the actions you need to take to make it all HAPPEN. (that's where I come in)
How do I know this is for me?
This Mentorship is NOT for you if…
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- You are looking for a magic button to set your business off without the work in practicing your shooting… a lot, research, marketing, packaging your business, and practicing how to sell.
- You are looking to book your 2016 solid overnight and make $150,000 by the time our mentorship is over… get lost.
- If you have been in business for awhile, you are dead set on your business model, and unwilling to make changes. How can I help you if you aren't open to taking advice?
- You're going to pout or recluse if you don't fill your calendar immediately. It takes time and you need to understand this.
This Mentorship IS for you if:
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- You are serious in taking a few hours a week to learn and take action on the steps I give you. You're patient and methodical. You're committed to the time it takes to build your photography moment-seeking skills, technical skills, and business operations.
- You are ready to let go of the excuses… "I don't have time" "I don't have great gear." "No one wants to pay for a session." Are you ready to rid yourself of self-sabotage? Seriously, this is the defining line between a business that will grow and one that will stay the same.
- You have an open mind to try new things – even if it pushes you out of your comfort zone. And you are emotionally ready for the ups and downs ALL businesses and shooting growth comes with.
- You can see the big picture of what your business is going to look like and have an insatiable hunger to make those dreams a reality.
What can I do to increase my chances of being selected?
Fill out the survey with thought and honesty! Come on, click here to enter.
I've mentored with you before. Can I enter?
YES! I wholeheartedly believe people with an ongoing mentor or coach achieve the best results. The dedication on both parties helps you stay ultra motivated. Let's face it, we set a goal, we're excited, and then the excitement usually wanes (especially if we don't see results right away). You absolutely have a chance here, so enter away, friend!
I sell a product or teach a workshop that competes with you. May I enter?
Yes! You will need to sign a non-compete, non-disclosure agreement for anything I teach you. However, if you already sell a product, I'm not going to take that right away from you and will provide an addendum to our agreement that allows you to continue prior to starting our mentorship. No discrimination here! 😉
Click here to enter to win!
Official rules:
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Way back in January I posted about our JBB -" Junior Bunk Bed" . Several of you have asked for the dimensions of the mattress and here I am, FINALLY, getting out a tape measure and posting the info for ya.
The mattress' are: 30 inches wide, 60 inches long and 6 inches deep. We had them made from a high density foam and had a "ticking" over it (cloth cover, much like a regular mattress you can buy at the store).
It pays to call around as the place we got ours from actually cost slightly less than some of the other places we called, but included the ticking and no where else even offered that as an option.
This size easily accommodates Queen size sheets (fitted and flat) and blankets, quilts, etc. by cutting the Queen size item in half. The fitted sheets require a little finesse (I made square-ish corners from the raw edge, but you could put elastic into it if you want) but if you have a sewing machine and can sew a straight stitch you can do this.
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I found your blog via google, while trying to find Junior Sized bunk beds. I am the mother of 7 children ages newborn to 9 years old. I am trying to find solutions to bedroom space issues. Did you all make your bunk bed or purchase it somewhere? I really want to find a bunk bed that will fit crib mattresses but so far to no avail. If you have any information you are willing to share I would greatly appreciate it. God bless.
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A simple and refreshing beet salad. This isn't much of a recipe, since it's so easy to pull together.
red beets
sherry vinegar
olive oil
salt and pepper
mustard seeds
caraway seeds
Leave the skins on the beets, and place in a heavy roasting pan. Roast at 400F for about 40 minutes, depending on the size of the beets, until cooked. When cool enough to handle, peel the beets, and roughly quarter them. Toss with sherry vinegar, then toss in some olive oil. Add some mustard seeds and caraway seeds, to taste. Season to taste with salt and pepper.
Serve it in a pretty bowl that shows off the gorgeous color of the beets.
Filed under: recipes, starters | Tags: appetizers, olives, vegan
These marinated olives are mysterious and heavenly. The fennel and orange peel complement the olives perfectly. The flavor is soft and subtle, and the marinade seems to erase some of the saltiness of the olives.
2 cups black olives — oil-cured, Nicoise, Kalamata, or a mixture
6 small bay leaves
1/4 teaspoon fennel seeds
2 garlic cloves, thinly sliced
zest of 1/2 small orange, in large strips
extra virgin olive oil to moisten
Combine everything in a bowl. Let stand for 1 hour or more for the flavors to develop. Store in a covered container in the refrigerator for up to 2 to 3 weeks.
Marinated mushrooms are a breeze to make and taste much better than store bought. You can spice the marinade with a pinch of hot red pepper flakes and some balsamic vinegar, and sent it with just about any herbs growing in the garden. The mushrooms are ready to eat when they have soaked up enough marinade to flavor them fully. An hour is sufficient, but overnight is best. This recipe comes from Viana La Place's cookbook Panini, Bruschetta, Crostini: Sandwiches, Italian Style. These marinated mushrooms can be used as an appetizer or side dish, and sliced marinated mushrooms can be tucked into panini sandwiches.
1 pound button mushrooms, all about the same size, if possible
6 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
juice of 1 lemon, about 1/4 cup
1/3 cup water
2 large garlic cloves, peeled and cut into thick slices
4 fresh thyme sprigs
2 fresh sage leaves
1 bay leaf
small pinch hot red pepper flakes, about 1/8 teaspoon
a few black peppercorns
1 teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar, optional
Wipe the mushrooms clean with damp paper towels. Trim stems if necessary. Cut any very large mushrooms in half.
Heat 3 tablespoons olive oil in a large saute pan. Add mushrooms and saute over lower heat until just tender. Transfer to a bowl.
Place the remaining olive oil, lemon, water, garlic, herbs, hot red pepper flakes, black peppercorns, and salt in saute pan. Simmer for 5 minutes. Pour over the mushrooms in the bowl. Stir in the optional balsamic vinegar. Let mushrooms cool in marinade. Cover and refrigerate overnight. Bring to room temperature before serving. To serve, lift out of marinade with a slotted spoon.
Makes 2 cups marinated mushrooms.
This is a new favorite salad, and a fresh way to handle a profusion of zucchini during summer. It's light and refreshing with the crunch of almonds and croutons, and the brightness of mint and lemon. What's not to love?
This recipe calls for halving the zucchini lengthwise, and roasting it briefly at a high heat without any oil. The technique works well to sear the zucchini without burning it, and the interior is perfectly tender. The amount of lemon juice in the original recipe was a bit excessive (in my mind) because the extra lemon juice sat in a pool in the bottom of the serving bowl. In the future I will reduce the amount from 3 lemons to 2 lemons.
The recipe comes from the Osteria cookbooks by Rick Tramonto and Mary Goodbody, which features rustic Italian food from Tramonto's childhood. This salad can be served as an antipasto, or as a side salad.
8 zucchini, halved lengthwise
4 sprigs fresh mint
about 2/3 cup croutons (homemade, if possible)
about 1/2 cup toasted almonds
1/2 cup extra-virgin olive oil
juice of 3 lemons (or 2 lemons)
kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper
fresh mint leaves for garnish
Preheat the oven to 500F.
Lay the zucchini on a baking sheet, skin side up, and bake for about 8 minutes, or until the zucchini are golden brown on the flat, fleshy side.
Let the zucchini cool slightly and then slice into half-moons.
In a bowl, mix the zucchini, mint sprigs, croutons, and toasted almonds. Drizzle with olive oil and lemon juice, toss, and then season to taste with salt and pepper.
Arrange on a serving platter and garnish with fresh mint leaves.
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I recently spent an afternoon cooking with some Congolese friends Florimond and Gisele, and this lettuce and peanut stew blew me away. When I took the first bite, I almost got tears in my eyes because I was so overwhelmed by the fantastic flavor.
I had never heard of stewing romaine lettuce. They explained to me that while spinach and other dark greens are often used in DR Congo, romaine lettuce is imported as a delicacy, and is revered for the delicate flavor and texture.
The recipe calls for cherry tomatoes, but you can substitute large tomatoes.
3 heads of romaine lettuce
3 tablespoons olive oil
1/4 of a head of celery (several stalks)
1 onion
2 garlic cloves
1 bunch of scallions
10 cherry tomatoes (or 2 large tomatoes)
1 can of tomato paste
3/4 cup to 1 cup of natural peanut butter
garlic salt to taste
Wash the romaine lettuce leaves. Slice the leaves cross-wise, then wash them again. Place the lettuce in a large pot with 3-4 cups of water. Bring to a boil, then lower to a simmer. Continue simmering for about 20 minutes.
In the meantime, prepare the rest of the vegetables. Slice the onion. Mince the garlic cloves. Chop the celery. Slice the scallions in 1/2-inch pieces. Chop the cherry tomatoes.
Heat the olive oil in a skillet. When hot, add the onions, garlic, celery, scallions, and cherry tomatoes. Let it sit a few minutes before stirring. Then stir, and add the can of tomato paste.
Add the peanut butter and stir again. The peanut butter is stiff, so you will need to stir with some pressure.
Add 1-can of water, using the tomato paste can to measure. Cook a few minutes in the skillet, then add the sauce to the lettuce. Stir, add a few shakes of garlic salt. Don't cover the pot, so that the lettuce will keep its color.
Let it simmer about another 30 minutes. Taste for salt at the end. Serve with rice or fufu.
Filed under: main dishes, recipes | Tags: Greek, olives, potato, tomato, vegan
When you slowly simmer good olives into a stew, they infuse the stew with a saltiness that is more complex than simple salt. This dish is simple, delicious, and possibly addictive. My vegetarian cooking group put together a huge Greek meal last night, and ate a long extended table in the backyard. This was one of the favorite dishes, and the serving dish was practically licked clean.
The recipe comes from Diane Kochilas' cookbook The Greek Vegetarian, which has become one of my most favorite and beat-up cookbooks. Kochilas says that this dish is inspired by a classic dish from Zakintohos. I've made this stew a few times over the years, and I plan to make it several times over the summer before I move to China, since olives will be harder to find there!
2 1/2 pounds medium-sized potatoes
1/3 cup olive oil
2 garlic cloves
1 1/2 cups kalamata olives
2-3 cups canned plum tomatoes, with their juices
1 teaspoon dried oregano
salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste
Peel and finely chop the garlic. Peel and wash the potatoes. Cut the potatoes in half lengthwise, and cut each half into four slices, each about 1/2-inch thick. Drain the olives and pit them.
In a stewing pot or Dutch oven, heat the olive oil over medium-high heat. Add the potatoes and stir to coat. Toss in the garlic and stir. Add the olives, and stir and saute for 2-3 minutes. The olives will break apart a little and the dish will change color and darken.
To break up the canned tomatoes, grate them with a large-tooth cheese grated. Add the tomatoes to the pot and stir.
Lower the heat, cover the pot, and simmer the potatoes for 25-30 minutes, until they are very tender and the sauce is thick. In my experience, it may take a little longer than this for the potatoes to become completely soft. Add a little water during cooking if it seems as though the potatoes are in danger of burning.
Just before removing the pot from the heat, add the oregano and season to taste with salt and pepper. This stew would be good with some feta as a garnish. Here you can see the potato and kalamata stew served at my vegetarian cooking group alongside a slice of spanakopita, or "Spartacus" as my friends were calling it, as well as an arugula, orange, and wrinkled olive salad.
A lovely soup, flavored with the classic Belgian trio: leeks, thyme, and bay leaf. This was the first course at the Belgian meal with my vegetarian cooking group last weekend. We started by making a simple vegetable broth (the one I previously posted), and then built this soup following the recipe from Ruth Van Waerebeek's Everybody Eats Well in Belgium Cookbook.
These days, it's common to make pureed carrot soups with ginger and curry flavors, but I tend to prefer pairing carrots with fresh green herbs. Apparently, traditional Belgian cuisine highlights the best of Medieval European cooking skills. This means that they utilized fresh local European herbs before the spice trade.
3 tablespoons unsalted butter
3 medium leeks, white and light green parts
1 large onion
6 cups vegetable broth (you can use my easy basic broth recipe, or used boxed broth)
1 – 1/2 pounds carrots
1 large baking potato
1 tablespoon fresh thyme, or 1 – 1/2 teaspoons dried thyme
1 bay leaf
1 cup milk
salt and freshly ground pepper, to taste
2 tablespoons fresh parsley
Wash and thinly slice the leeks into rings. Slice the onion. Peel and slice the carrots into 1-inch slices. Peel and cube the potato. You don't need to be precise in your chopping, since you will puree the soup at the end.
Melt the butter in a heavy soup pot over medium heat. Add the leeks and onion. Cook, stirring until softened but not browned, about 10 minutes.
Add the vegetable broth, the carrots, potato, thyme, and bay leaf. Simmer, covered, until the vegetables are very soft, 35-40 minutes. Remove from the heat and let cool a little. Discard the bay leaf.
Puree the soup with a stick immersion blender. Stir in the milk. Season with salt and pepper. Reheat the soup and serve sprinkled with minced parsley.


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Are ladder towel rails more efficient than glass panel towel rails?1
This is a common question but it's a little like trying to compare apples and oranges. These two types of towel rail heat in such different ways, it's hard to make a direct comparison between them. But if you need to know more, we've outlined their individual qualities to help you make an informed choice.
Glass panel rails heat using wire heating elements that are integrated beneath the surface of the panel. As the wire heats up, the warmth is conducted through the glass and radiated outwards into the room. As there's a large gap between the rails and the glass panel, air can freely move against the surface of the heater which helps to speed up the effects of convection. The efficiency of these heaters comes from their exceptional conversion of electricity into usable, effective heat for your bathroom.
Some ladder towel rails use thermal fluid as their heating element, which allows an even spread of heat across the surface of the heater. The liquid element in these towel rails is designed to retain warmth and means that they need less energy to maintain their temperature. They're also slow to cool down so the residual heat will last even after the towel rail has been switched off. Other ladder towel rails use dry thermal elements within the rails but not within the side struts as per a liquid element heater. This can be more convenient if you want your rail purely for towel heating and also means you're not using energy heating parts of the towel rail that don't get used.
Which towel rail will be most efficient for you will depend on what you want to use it for, and whether you prioritise towel drying or room heating.
Are ladder towel rails available with programmers and thermostats?1
We offer a range of ladder towel rails with integrated thermostatic controls, as well as models that come with a remote programmer to schedule your heating. Full details of all the features and functions for each product can be found within their individual product descriptions.
We also supply basic towel rails that can be enhanced with the purchase of additional accessories such as our Kudox wall mounted controller. The wall mounted controller allows you to vary the temperature of your towel rail and also includes a 2-hour timer to ensure your heater switches off after a set period of time. This can be useful if you want more heat management options but don't require the range of features provided by a more advanced model.
What's the difference between dry thermal and liquid heating elements?1
Towel rails that use liquid heating elements have a specially developed thermal fluid inside the heater body to evenly distribute heat around the housing. These elements can be a little slower to heat up but they're designed to have exceptional heat retention to maximise efficiency.
Dry thermal element towel rails use cables to radiate heat and typically have faster heat up times than liquid-based products. The main difference is that dry thermal ladder-style towel rails tend to contain heating elements only within the bars and not within the side struts. This can be more useful if you're mainly using your rails for towel heating and can be the more efficient choice as you're not warming the entire heater body just for this purpose.
What features should I look for in a ladder towel rail?1
Size will usually be the deciding factor when choosing a towel rail, so always make sure to choose a product that has an output suitable enough to adequately heat your bathroom. This might not be an issue if you only want a rail to keep your towels warm but if you need your towel radiator to act as the primary heat source for your bathroom, you'll need to ensure it has an appropriate wattage. All of our products are marked with a 'heats up to' value to help you select the right product – all you need to do is measure up your own bathroom area and find a towel rail that matches or exceeds that value.
If you're working within a restricted wall space, always be sure to compare the physical measurements provided for any product to make sure it will fit the gap! We've provided information on the height, width and depth for all our towel rails so check the product specification tab to ensure you get it right first time.
The number and layout of the bars is another important aspect to think about. If you only need a small towel rail for hand towels in a guest suite, the number of rungs may not be crucial, but if you need a rail for a busy main bathroom, you'll need to consider how many towels you expect to be hanging up at any one time.