20 kitchen tools and equipment
Ingredient scale
An ingredient scale is a kitchen tool that allows you to weigh ingredients accurately and quickly. It’s used to measure the volume of dry or liquid ingredients, such as flour, sugar or salt. The advantage of using an ingredient scale is that it will help you get accurate measurements so that your recipes turn out great every time!
But there are some disadvantages too:
- You’ll need to buy one (or make one) if you want to measure ingredients with precision; otherwise, unless they’re small enough regular measuring cups will give inaccurate results.
- Since this type of device isn’t portable like other types of kitchen equipment it might not be ideal if space is limited at home or in your workplace
Food slicer
A food slicer is a tool that can be used to cut food into slices. It is most commonly used for slicing bread, cheese and fruit but it can also be used to slice meat, vegetables and other foods. Food slicers come in two main types: manual and electric. Manual food slicers require you to hand-feed the blade onto your desired product while electric models will do all of this work for you. It’s important to note that not all handheld vegetable cutting options are created equal when it comes time for more complicated tasks like slicing tomatoes or cucumbers! From there we recommend reading our guide on how best choose between these options so that you don’t end up disappointed when trying out one style over another later down the road (or even now!).
Rubber spatula
A rubber spatula is a great tool for scraping the sides of containers, as well as scraping the bottom of a container and even lifting it off the bottom. It’s also useful for scraping up any excess sauce or water left in your pot after cooking. If you’re making something like mashed potatoes, there’s no need to use an aluminum one—you can just use regular kitchen utensil!
Meat thermometer
Meat thermometers are a good way to check the temperature of meat. They’re also useful for checking the temperature of food, water and other liquids.
Meat thermometers come in several different types: digital, dial, infrared and instant-read models. Some have an adjustable tip so you can adjust it depending on what kind of meat you’re cooking—for example, free range or organic chicken breasts would require different settings than beef tenderloin steaks or pork chops (which tend to be thicker).
Instant-read digital food thermometer
A food thermometer is a device that measures the temperature of food. This can be used to determine whether your dish is cooked, or if there are any hazards associated with it. There are several types of food thermometers available, including instant-read digital and dial models.
Digital thermometers use an LCD screen that shows you the exact temperature of your meal as soon as you place it into the unit; this means no more guesswork! Some digital thermometers also have alarms so if you reach an unsafe temperature, such as 178 degrees F (82 degrees C), then they’ll alert you immediately so that you won’t burn yourself or someone else who ate from this batch!
The best way to use these meters is by placing them in boiling water for 3 minutes before using them on anything non-perishable such as frozen meats/fish/vegetables etc., then remove immediately before putting back into water again…this will ensure accurate readings every time without having too much hassle with calibration issues later down road
Saucepans and pots
Saucepans and pots are used for cooking, making sauces, soups and stews. They can also be used to make stocks and broths.
Knives, knives and more knives
Knives are a must-have for any kitchen. A knife can be used to cut, slice and even dice food. But choosing the right knife is important because it will determine how well you use your knife and how long the blade lasts.
- What type of knives should I buy? There are many different types of knives available today: chef’s knives (usually 8-inch or 10-inch), paring knives (4-6 inches), utility/chef’s prep knives (8-10 inches) and serrated blades that cut easily through soft foods like tomatoes or avocados but may not work well on tougher cuts like steak or chicken breast.*
- How do I choose which type is best suited for my needs? There are many factors involved when deciding on which type of kitchen tool best suits your needs including size, shape, sharpness and durability.*
- How long should my edge last before needing sharpening? The answer depends on what kind of food preparation job you’re doing—and whether or not it’s been properly maintained over time by washing off any residual dirt once in awhile.*
Hand mixer, stand mixer and bowl for mixing doughs
A hand mixer is a tool that allows you to mix ingredients by hand. It has two mixing blades, one on either side of its shaft. The handle should be comfortable to hold and easy to grip, with a long enough cord so you can use your mixer in any position or height. Most models come with attachments for beating eggs and whipping cream, but some have additional accessories that allow you to knead dough, make breadcrumbs or even chop vegetables for cooking purposes.
A stand mixer is similar in design to a hand mixer but includes more attachments including beaters for making meringues or pasta doughs (which can be used instead of flour in baking). Some models also feature hooks attached near the bottom so you can hang them up while they’re being used—this makes cleanup easier! You’ll find these handy when making large batches of cookies or cakes because it lets me go from start-to-finish without having anything left over after my workday ends!
Electric blender, food processor and immersion blender
- Electric blender: This is a great tool for making smoothies, soups and other juices. It can also be used to chop, crush and mix food items.
- Food processor: The food processor is another good choice if you’re looking for something small that can do lots of different things. It’s ideal for chopping nuts into a fine texture or shredding cheese very finely—and it’s easy on your wrists! You’ll need one with an adequate number of blades to get the job done right (the more blades the better).
- Immersion blender: An immersion blender is basically an electric stick blender that sits in water instead of being plugged in directly into power outlets like its counterpart models do; this means no cords needed! This kitchen tool helps prepare soup without having any pieces left behind by hand-blending them together with an attached whisk attachment instead.”
Frying pan, wok and stockpot
- A frying pan is a good tool for frying eggs, sautéing vegetables and making fried rice.
- A wok is a great tool for stir-frying meat or other foods in hot oil.
- A stockpot is useful if you’re cooking soup or stew at home; it will help keep your ingredients warm while they cook on low heat so that they don’t lose their flavor.
To use these tools:
- Heat up butter or oil in your stockpot until shimmering but not smoking (about 350 degrees). Add vegetables/meat/fish/etc., lower lid tightly, turn burner down to simmering temperature (180-200 degrees), then set timer for 15 minutes or so until all food has finished cooking – this will allow flavors from each ingredient to meld together into one delicious sauce!
Salad spinner and baster for removing oil droplets from ingredients.
Salad spinners and baster are two kitchen tools that can be used for removing oil droplets from ingredients. The salad spinner is a device that sits on top of your bowl and exerts pressure on its contents, which forces out any excess oil or moisture. Baster, on the other hand, is designed to suck up these same liquids from anywhere inside your jar (or whatever container you’re working with). They both work equally well at removing excess oils from food items like pasta or beans—so long as they have been properly cleaned first!
To use either tool:
- Place your bowl in front of you with its opening facing upward so that none of its contents fall into space below where you’ll be working them out with other tools later down this list; this will help prevent any accidental spills while processing away at those hard-to-reach places between ribs or joints within meat cuts like chicken breasts or steaks.”
Yogurt maker.
A yogurt maker is a kitchen tool that makes homemade yogurt. It’s made up of two parts: a container and a motorized stirring mechanism, or “whip.” The container has holes in the bottom so the liquid can drip out, while the whip creates air bubbles in the liquid to create thick, creamy yogurts.
The benefits of using a yogurt maker include:
- Making your own at home instead of buying it at the grocery store (which saves money)
- Having control over exactly how you want your yogurt to taste–you can add fruit or other ingredients if desired!
Cupcake pans.
- Cupcake pans are used to make cupcakes.
- Cupcake pans come in a variety of materials, such as metal, plastic or glass.
- You can use your cupcake pan to bake cupcakes in a pan.
Takeaway : There are many different kitchen tools that can be used to make cooking easier
- There are many different kitchen tools that can be used to make cooking easier.
- These tools are used to make cooking easier.
Conclusion
The most expensive kitchen utensil you can buy for $10,000 is the “L’Egg” (French for egg) – a stainless steel kitchen instrument developed by Louis Renault. It has a thermometer built in to measure the temperature of the eggs used to scramble them. The EGG appeared on the market in 1980 and many chefs have been known to own it.
The Moulton is a French-made kitchen gadget consisting of a long handle with two large spatulas at either end, one for flipping food and one for mixing (as shown left). It also has two knobs on one side which control the temperature of soup, keeping it hot enough so that it doesn’t lose its flavours while cooking. The device was introduced in France by Magimix, a company owned by Thierry Moulton himself.
The Gourmandise appears to be an electric blender used for making smoothies or milkshakes from fruits and vegetables. There are many different versions of this product with different names; however all feature clear glass jars with handles used to hold up produce being blended together. Textbooks on food preparation often recommend using this tool when making juices because they are more concentrated than prepared juices bought commercially at stores due to lack of preservatives or other additives such as fruit acids or artificial sweeteners added during processing
A Kitchenaid Artisan Series stand mixer came second after the Asadero en el Caldero ,an immersion blender which cost $7,700 US dollars ($9,000 CAD). It consists of five stainless steel bowls stacked on top of each other that rotate simultaneously inside an electric motor powered by 110 volts current. Food may then be blended together with these rotary bowls as well as ingredients coming straight from their source being chopped into small pieces by rotating blades attached onto each bowl
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