Equipment
- Blowtorches
- Breadmakers
- Food processors and blenders
- Knives, scissors and graters
- Mincers, crushers and squeezers
- Ovens and oven equipment
- Pastry making equipment
- Saucepans, griddles, casseroles and steamers
- Sieves and colanders
- Miscellaneous Equipment
- Scales, measuring jugs and timers
- Slices, spatulas and tongs
- Whisks and mixers
- Essential cake-making equipment
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- Cake tin liners
- Scales
- Cooling trays
- Measuring jugs
- Pastry brushes
- Oven thermometer
- Measuring spoons
- Rolling pin
- Mini-chopper
- Knives
- Paper cases
- Spatulas
- Cutters
- Kitchen timer
- Sieves
- Graters
- Electric hand whisk
- How to remove cakes from tins
- The Tyranny of Tins
Slices, spatulas and tongs
Fish slices
![]() | Something of a misnomer, because a fish slice will come in useful when frying all kinds of things. Its flat blade should have plenty of flexibility in it – the rigid ones simply can't slide under delicate things such as fried eggs without damaging them. |
Spatulas
![]() | The brilliantly designed, flexible, spoon-shaped spatula (Rubbermaid) is far and away the most efficient means of scraping every last drop of sauce out of the pan. It also clears a bowl of dough or other mixture in seconds and much more effectively than scraping with a spoon. It comes in various sizes and I would recommend you invest in a small, medium and large one. You won't be sorry. |
Kitchen tongs
![]() | These will permit you to turn steaks, chops or sausages without piercing them and losing their juices. My husband insists on a pair for his barbecue. |
Pasta tongs
These really do lift spaghetti out of the pan very efficiently and quickly without losing any.
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