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Kitchen Equipment. What they are and how we use them. Liquid measuring cup. Measures Liquids Only Extra space at the top prevents spills Has spout for easy pouring. Comes in many sizes. Dry measuring Cup. ¼, 1/3, ½, and 1 cup. Used to measure solids and dry ingredients.
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Kitchen Equipment What they are and how we use them
Liquid measuring cup • Measures Liquids Only • Extra space at the top prevents spills • Has spout for easy pouring. • Comes in many sizes
Dry measuring Cup • ¼, 1/3, ½, and 1 cup. • Used to measure solids and dry ingredients. • Filled to the top, then leveled.
Measuring Spoons • ¼ t, ½ t, 1t, and 1 T • Used to measure small amounts of dry, liquid, or solid ingredients.
Paring Knife • Short blade. • Used to cut fruit, vegetables, and to remove seeds.
Bread Knife • Cutting bread and angel food cake. • Serrated edge is used to help cut without crushing.
Chef/ French Knife • Used to slice, chop and dice food on a cutting board. • Most Versatile
Vegetable Peeler • Thinly remove skin from fruits and vegetables. • Double edged floating blade swivels.
Grater • Shreds and Grates food Example: -Cheese -Carrots -Gingerroot
Egg Slicer • Used for cutting hard boiled eggs into thin even slices.
Colander • Draining cooked pasta. • Rinsing fruits and vegetables.
Strainer • Strain liquid from food and to remove seeds from juices.
Juicer • Extracting juice from oranges, lemons, etc. • Strains as it juices.
Wooden Spoons • Used for mixing ingredients, and stirring foods. • Comes in many different sizes.
Turner • Used to lift, turn, and flip foods such as hamburgers and pancakes.
Two Tine Fork • Used to lift and turn meats. • Helpful in carving and serving.
Saucepan • A deep pan with a handle used for stewing or boiling. • Used on top of a range to heat.
Pie Pan • Holding and shaping the dough. • Holds pie filling in. • Made of heat conducting material such as glass or ceramic.
Jelly Roll Pan • A wide flat pan similar to a cookie sheet but with deeper sides. (11x17)
Dutch Oven • A large thick walled cooking pot with a tight fitting lid. • Used for soups or roasts.
Vegetable Brush • Removes fruits and vegetables of any dirt or potentially harmful residues.
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.
Funnel • Used to transfer a liquid from a large container to a smaller container. • Large hole at the top and small hole at the bottom.
Pastry Brush • Used to spread oil, butter, or glaze over a food. • Made of plastic fibers similar to a paint brush.
Sifter • Remove 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.
Melon Baller • Comes in many sizes and shapes. • Tool designed to scoop melon out in small, perfectly shaped balls.
Muffin Tin • A mold in which muffins or cupcakes are baked. • Come in 6 or 12 cup-shaped depressions.
Baster • Keeps turkey moist and full of flavor by redistributing juices • Also used to remove fat from soups and meat.
Ladle • Deep spoon with a long handle usually used for serving soup and sauces.
Pastry Blender • Used for cutting shortening or butter into dry pastry ingredients.
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.
Skillet • Flat-bottomed pan. • Used for frying, searing, and browning foods.
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.
Leveler or Straight-edge Spatula • Level ingredients • Icing cakes
Rolling Pin • Used to flatten dough to the required thinness by pressing and rolling.
Rubber Scraper • Scrape out excess food from pan, bowls, measuring cups, etc.
Kitchen Shears • Used to trim pastries, meat, fish, and dried fruit. • Used to open food product containers.
Wire Whisk • Used to blend, stir, and beat egg whites. • Useful in preparing sauces and gravies.
9”x13” Pan • Deep pan is ideal for baking cakes and brownies. (9x13)
Spring Form Pan • Has an upright side rim that can be removed from the base. • Spring makes for easy removal from cakes. • Commonly used for cheesecakes
Bundt Cake Pan • Shaping it into a distinctive ridged ring. • Used to make cakes.
Casserole Dish • Bakeware designed for use in making casseroles. • Can keep hot foods hot and cold foods cold.
Griddle • Flat metal plate which food is baked or fried on. • Good for pancakes and grilled cheese.
Egg Separator Allows the white of the egg to run out of the bottom through the side slits, while the center holds onto the yolk.
Mixing Bowls • Come in all shapes and sizes and materials • Are used to combine or separate ingredients.
Slotted Spoon Used to drain and serve foods at the same time
Apple Corer Used to take out the core of an apple and to cut it into wedges
Custard Cup Crack eggs into this cup to check for shells, double yolks, or blood Use this cup to measure small amounts of food
Pasta Server Grasping utensil used for pasta