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2.03 Equipment

Small Kitchen Equipment

TermDefinition
Measuring spoons Used to measure small amount of ingredients, usually less than 1/4 cup.
Dry Measuring Cups Used to measure dry and solid ingredients
Liquid Measuring Cups Usually made of clear glass or plastic; contains measurements for portions of a cup and fluid ounces
Sifter A metal or plastic canister with a wire-screened bottom, used to remove lumps from and incorporating air into dry ingredients
Rubber Spatula Used to remove solid ingredients from measuring cups.
Straight-edge spatula Used to level dry or solid ingredients
Scale Used to weigh dry ingredients, usually larger amounts
Thermometer Used to take the internal temperature of foods
Bread knife Serrated or saw-tooth blade. Used to slice breads and other soft foods.
Chef's knife (French knife) Large, triangular blade. Used to slice, chop, and dice fruits & vegetables.
Paring knife Smallest kitchen knife. Used to remove a thin peel from fruits and vegetables.
Slicing knife Long, thin blade. Used to cut large cuts of meat or for slicing meat.
Straightening steel Long steel rod. Used to straighten knife edges between sharpening.
Food chopper Small hand-held to multi-bladed size. Used to chop foods, such as nuts, eggs, meat and some fruits and vegetables
grater/shredder Two-or=four sided metal cutting tool with openings of different sizes. Used to grate/shred foods.
Kitchen shears Scissors. Used to snip, trim, or cut fresh herbs, dried fruit, vegetables, meat and pastry.
Colander Perforated bowl used to drain liquid from foods.
Strainer Bowl made of wire mesh; used to remove solid pieces from liquid foods.
Rolling pin Heavy roller made of wood, marble, or metal. Used to flatten dough; crush bread, cookies, or crackers into crumbs
Slotted spoon Usually made from metal, plastic, or wood; used to remove solid food from and draining away liquids.
Pastry blender Several pieces of curved metal attached to a handle. Used to blend flour and solid fat when making pastry
Wire whisk Made of balloon-shaped wire loops that are held together by a handle. Used to stir, beat, and whip foods; incorporates air into foods.
Wooden spoons Will not scratch pan surfaces; used to mix and stir ingredients
Baking Sheet Metal, rectangular pan; has 4 1-inch deep sides, used to bake sheet cakes, pizza, chicken pieces and fish.
Cookie Sheet Flat, metal rectangular pan with two or three open sides. Used to bake cookies, biscuits, and pizza
Cake pan Usually made of aluminum in a range of sizes. Used to bake layer cakes and other baked goods.
Loaf pan A deep, narrow, oblong pan that may be made of glass or aluminum; used to bakes loaves of bread, pound cake and meat loaf.
Muffin pan Rectangular baking pan that comes in a variety of sizes with 6 or 12 round depressions; usually made of metal; used to bake muffins, cupcakes, and rolls
Pie Pan Shallow, round baking dish with sloping sides; used to bake dessert and main-dish pies and quiche
Pizza pan Large, round baking pan with a narrow rim around the edge; may be perforated for crisper crust; used to bake pizza
Double boiler A small pan that fits into a larger pan with a lid; used to cook and melt foods that scorch easily, such as sauces and chocolate
Pots Used to cook large amounts or sizes of foods in liquid on a range; has small handles on each side with a lid.
Saucepans One long handle with a lid; used to cook foods in liquid on a range
Saute pan/skillet Has wide bottom and low sides; used to brown and fry foods.
Wok Used to quickly fry foods in a very small amount of fat
Cooling rack Wire rack with legs; used to hold baked goods to allow air to circulate around foods so it cools quickly.
Ladle Round cup attached to a long handle; used to lift and serve sauces, soups, stews and gravies
Pastry brush Used to brush pastry and other foods with butter or sauces; or removing crumbs from cakes before frosting
Oven mitt/pot holder Cloth pads in various sizes and shapes; used to protect hands while handling hot bakeware and cookware
Tongs Used to turn meats and fried foods; griping and lifting bulky foods.
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