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Equipment

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  • BAKEWAREContainers used to cook food in an oven.

  • Baking pansSquareRectangleRoundLoafIncludes cake pans (straight sides), pie plates (slanted sides), loaf pans, muffin tins, and baking sheets

  • Baking sheets

    Jelly roll pans have sides; cookie sheets do not

  • Muffin PanUsed for baking muffins, rolls, and cupcakes. Available in six or twelve cups.

  • Pizza PanA round metal baking sheet used to bake pizza.

  • Wire Cooling RackHolds hot foods such as cakes, breads, and cookies while cooling to prevent sogginess

  • Pie PanShallow round pans with slanted sides. Used for pies, tarts, and quiches.

  • Custard CupsSmall oven proof bowls used for baking custard. Can be used for organizing ingredients for cooking.

  • COOKWAREContainers used to cook food on the range.

  • DOUBLE BOILERConsists of two saucepans- a smaller one fitting into a larger one-and a cover. Boiling water in the bottom pan gently heats the food in the upper pan. Used for cooking food that scorch easily. (Chocolate, butter, milk, sauces)

  • Long-handled, low-sided pan. Used for frying.Skillets (frying pans)

  • GriddleFlat pan with short round edges. Used to cook pancakes and grill sandwiches.

  • Stock PotA pot used for preparing soup stock and boiling pasta.

  • WokA metal pan having a rounded bottom, used especially for frying and steaming in Asian cooking.

  • MEASURING EQUIPMENT

  • Measuring spoonsUsed to measure small amounts of liquid or dry ingredients

  • Liquid measuring cupUsed to measure liquids; has a pouring spout and extra space so that liquids can be carried without spilling

  • Dry measuring cups usually come in sets, with individual measures for 1/4, 1/3, 1/2 and 1 cup. Used for measuring dry ingredients.Dry Measuring Cups

  • COOKING TOOLS

  • ColanderA bowl with holes, and feet. Used to drain foods like pasta or vegetables.

  • Garlic PressCrushes garlic cloves by forcing them through a small holes.

  • LadleUsed to dip liquid such as soup from pan to bowl or cup

  • GraterGrates or shreds food into tiny pieces, such as cheese, chocolate, and nutmeg.

  • Egg SeparatorSeparates the egg yolk from the white.

  • TurnerLifts and turns food such as pancakes and hamburgers

  • Pastry BrushUsed to brush hot food with sauce or pastry with glaze.

  • Pastry BlenderWires attached to a handle, used for cutting butter or shortening into flour for pastry dough.

  • PeelerRemoves the skin from fruits and vegetables

  • Pizza CutterRound cutting blade on the end of a handle. Used for slicing pizza.

  • Cutting BoardA wooden or plastic board where meats or vegetables can be cut; protects the counter top.

  • Mixing BowlsUsed to mix ingredients. Can be glass, plastic, or stainless steel.

  • Rolling PinA cylinder, sometimes with small handles at either end, used for rolling out and flattening dough, pastry, or other uncooked food

  • Rubber SpatulaAlso known as rubber scrapper. A broad, flat, flexible blade that is used to mix, spread, or lift material.

  • SifterAdds air to flour and other dry ingredients while mixing them; removes lumps

  • Slotted SpoonUtensil that drains liquid from food

  • Springform PanA cake pan having an upright rim that can be unclamped and detached from the bottom of the pan.

  • TongsLift and turn hot food without piercing it.

  • Wire WhiskBeats and blends eggs, liquids, and thin batters.

  • Wooden SpoonSpoon made of wood. Used to stir hot food. Does not retain heat.