Kitchen Equipment

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You might use this tool if you wanted to remove steamed vegetables from the liquid in which they were cooked.
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Use this tool to prevent lumps from forming when stirring flour into meat drippings to prepare a thickened gravy.
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A long handle and heat resistant bristles make this tool a good choice for brushing barbecue sauce on grilled chicken.
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Use this tool when incorporating shortening into flour to make pastry dough for piecrust.
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You would use this tool when making candy to insure correct temperature
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This four-sided metal tool would be a good choice when shredding cabbage to make coleslaw.
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This tool would be handy for snipping fresh parsley into tiny pieces to sprinkle over soup.
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Use this tool when folding airy whipped cream into thick, smooth pudding to make a light, fluffy dessert mousse.
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This tool will make quick work of peeling carrots
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In place of a nonstick baking mat, you can line your cookie sheet with this to keep your macaroons from sticking.
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Whether you are flipping burgers on the grill or pancakes in a skillet, this is the tool you will want to use.
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The long handle on this tool makes it helpful for dipping soup out of a deep stock pot.
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This tool works to make piecrust dough flat, thin, and even before placing it in your pan
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Pour pasta into this tool to drain off the cooking water before serving it with your favorite sauce.
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Use this tool to level off the excess when measuring flour in a dry measuring cup.
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Use this tool to protect countertops and knife blades when chopping onions and peppers for a Western omelet.
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Pouring fresh-squeezed orange juice through this tool will separate the pulp from the juice.
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This tool is handy for removing lumps from flower.
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This tool can help you transfer a heavy roast from a roasting pan to a carving board or serving platter.
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Use this tool to turn ears of corn on a grill or lift them out of a steaming pot of cooking water.
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Use this tool to suction a layer of fat off the top of a dish of beef gravy before serving it.