Kitchen Equipment What they are and how we use them.

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Kitchen Equipment What they are and how we use them

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Kitchen Equipment

What they are and how we use them

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Liquid measuring cup

Measures Liquids Only

Extra space at the top prevents spills

Has spout for easy pouring.

Comes in many sizes

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Dry measuring Cup¼, 1/3, ½, and 1 cup.

Used to measure solids and dry ingredients.

Filled to the top, then leveled.

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Measuring Spoons

¼ t, ½ t, 1t, and 1 T

Used to measure small amounts of dry, liquid, or solid ingredients.

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Paring KnifeShort blade.

Used to cut fruit, vegetables, and to remove seeds.

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Bread Knife Cutting bread

and angel food cake.

Serrated edge is used to help cut without crushing.

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Chef/ French KnifeUsed to slice,

chop and dice food on a cutting board.

Most Versatile

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Vegetable Peeler Thinly remove

skin from fruits and vegetables.

Double edged floating blade swivels.

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GraterShreds and

Grates food

Example:-Cheese-Carrots-Gingerroot

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Egg SlicerUsed for

cutting hard boiled eggs into thin even slices.

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Colander

Draining cooked pasta.

Rinsing fruits and vegetables.

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StrainerStrain liquid from

food and to remove seeds from juices.

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JuicerExtracting juice from

oranges, lemons, etc.

Strains as it juices.

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Wooden SpoonsUsed for mixing

ingredients, and stirring foods.

Comes in many different sizes.

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TurnerUsed to lift, turn,

and flip foods such as hamburgers and pancakes.

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Two Tine Fork Used to lift and

turn meats.

Helpful in carving and serving.

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SaucepanA deep pan with a

handle used for stewing or boiling.

Used on top of a range to heat.

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Pie PanHolding and

shaping the dough.

Holds pie filling in.

Made of heat conducting material such as glass or ceramic.

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Jelly Roll Pan

A wide flat pan similar to a cookie sheet but with deeper sides.

(11x17)

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Dutch OvenA large thick

walled cooking pot with a tight fitting lid.

Used for soups or roasts.

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Vegetable Brush

Removes fruits and vegetables of any dirt or potentially harmful residues.

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Angel Food Cake Pan or 10 Inch Tube Pan

Ring shaped tin for baking cakes.

Most often used to prepare sponge cake and angel food cake.

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FunnelUsed to transfer a

liquid from a large container to a smaller container.

Large hole at the top and small hole at the bottom.

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Pastry Brush

Used to spread oil, butter, or glaze over a food.

Made of plastic fibers similar to a paint brush.

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SifterRemove any lumps from

flour by pressing it through a mesh bottom.

Incorporates air into the flour as it sifts to make it fluffier and more even-textured, which makes measuring the flour more accurate.

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Melon BallerComes in many sizes

and shapes.

Tool designed to scoop melon out in small, perfectly shaped balls.

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Muffin TinA mold in which

muffins or cupcakes are baked.

Come in 6 or 12 cup-shaped depressions.

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Baster

Keeps turkey moist and full of flavor by redistributing juices

Also used to remove fat from soups and meat.

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LadleDeep spoon with a

long handle usually used for serving soup and sauces.

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Pastry BlenderUsed for cutting shortening or butter

into dry pastry ingredients.

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Double Boiler Two nested pans, designed to allow

slow, even cooking or heating of food in the upper pan by the action of water boiling in the lower.

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SkilletFlat-bottomed pan.

Used for frying, searing, and browning foods.

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Tongs Used to lift food out

of hot liquid and to turn food such as bacon.

Tongs do not pierce food like a fork does.

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Leveler or Straight-edge Spatula

Level ingredientsIcing cakes

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Rolling PinUsed to flatten dough to

the required thinness by pressing and rolling.

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Rubber Scraper

Scrape out excess food from pan, bowls, measuring cups, etc.

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Kitchen ShearsUsed to trim pastries,

meat, fish, and dried fruit.

Used to open food product containers.

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Wire WhiskUsed to blend, stir, and

beat egg whites.

Useful in preparing sauces and gravies.

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9”x13” PanDeep pan is ideal for

baking cakes and brownies.

(9x13)

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Spring Form PanHas an upright side

rim that can be removed from the base.

Spring makes for easy removal from cakes.

Commonly used for cheesecakes

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Bundt Cake PanShaping it into a

distinctive ridged ring.

Used to make cakes.

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Casserole DishBakeware designed

for use in making casseroles.

Can keep hot foods hot and cold foods cold.

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GriddleFlat metal plate

which food is baked or fried on.

Good for pancakes and grilled cheese.

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Egg SeparatorAllows the white of the egg to run out of the bottom through the side slits, while the center holds onto the yolk.

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Mixing BowlsCome in all shapes

and sizes and materials

Are used to combine or separate ingredients.

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Slotted Spoon

Used to drainand serve foods at the same time

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Apple Corer

Used to take outthe core of an appleand to cut it into wedges

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Custard Cup

Crack eggs intothis cup to check for shells, double yolks, or blood

Use this cup to measuresmall amounts of food

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Pasta Server

Grasping utensil used for pasta