Utensils and Cooking Tools Flashcards

Quickly memorize the uses for basic and intermediate kitchen tools, so you can maneuver through the kitchen with confidence at your next dinner party.

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

bain-marie

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a water bath; cooking food in a smaller container that is placed in a larger container in which water is boiled, in order to apply heat evenly and gradually

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banneton

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a basket used to give shape to sourdough as it rises before baking

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

basting brush

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a brush used to apply glaze, oil, or a meat’s juices to a food before, during, or after cooking

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

basting syringe

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a large syringe used to recover juices produced during the cooking of meat and reapply them to the top of the dish to flavor and moisten it

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

bench scraper

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a sharp-edged metal or plastic tool used to pick up dough or scrape it off the preparation surface

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

blender

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an electric appliance used to cut, purée, or mix ingredients

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

bread knife

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a long, serrated knife designed for cutting bread

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butcher block

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a wood block designed for the high-impact blows used in cutting apart meat; can often be resurfaced by sanding down the top layer

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

candy thermometer

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a thermometer used for judging the different stages of sugar concentration in candymaking; can read higher temperatures (usually up to 200°C) than a meat thermometer

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casserole

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a deep dish used for both cooking and serving casseroles, ragouts, etc.

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

cheese slicer

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a plate, usually made of metal and connected to a handle, that is run across the face of cheese to remove a thin slice from it

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

cheesecloth

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a cloth used to strain cheese, tofu, and other foods (e.g., in making cheese, the cloth retains the curds and allows the whey to pass through)

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

chef’s knife

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a long, versatile knife (usually 8 inches and roughly triangular) favored by professional chefs for its usefulness in a range of cutting situations (mincing, cutting meat, chopping vegetables, etc.)

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

chinoise

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a very fine cone-shaped sieve used for refining custards, sauces, etc., or for evenly applying powders to the top of dishes

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

chopsticks

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long, slender rods (the cooking variety are usually thicker and longer than those used to eat), often used to move food around in a wok

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

chopping board

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a surface, usually made of hard wood or plastic, on which foods are cut

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

cleaver

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a wide, square-bladed knife usually used to chop boneless meat

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

colander

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a large bowl with perforations through which liquid can pass (often used in draining water from pasta)

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

cookie cutter

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an artistically-shaped loop of metal used to cut dough into predetermined shapes (cookies)

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

crab cracker

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a lever used to crack the legs of crab or lobster

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

crab fork

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a small fork used to remove the meat from crab legs

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

creamer

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a small jug (usually metal or ceramic) for serving milk or cream at a table setting

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

crockery

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a catch-all phrase for dishes, bowls, and plates

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

dough mixer

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an electric appliance with swiveling, interlacing arms that rotate through a container to mix and knead dough

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

egg beater

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a handle with stiff metal loops protruding from it that is used to vigorously agitate eggs in order to “fluff” them (add air bubbles to make the mixture lighter)

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

egg slicer

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a device that holds a hard-boiled egg and slices it with metal wires thrust across it

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

egg timer

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a timer designed to measure time for cooking (not necessarily for eggs)

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

food mill

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a sieve outfitted with a blade bevelled against its bottom surface that swivels in a circular motion to purée foods such as potatoes, tomatoes, fruit, etc.

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

fork

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any utensil with a handle and several (two to five) tines, or sharp points, to hold or move food during a meal

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

frying pan

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a shallow, flat-bottomed, lidless pan used to cook foods (usually in oil or butter)

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

funnel

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a conical instrument used to transfer powdered, granular, or liquid ingredients into a small-necked container without spilling

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

garlic press

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a metal lever that presses garlic through a lattice to cut it finely for use in cooking

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

grater

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a (usually metal) plate or box against which foods are rubbed to break them into little slivers or shavings (e.g., vegetables, cheese, citrus fruit peel, etc.)

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

grill

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a platform used to “grill” foods (apply direct heat), usually with an open flame as in charcoal grills

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

ice cream scoop

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a spoon used to serve ice cream (sometimes has a special curvature to allow easy deposition of its contents or a mechanically-activated wire to extract the ice cream

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

idli pan

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small perforated molds (usually several to a tray) used to make idli, an Indian rice-and-lentil cake

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

ladle

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a large spoon with a long handle used to mix and serve soups and other liquid foods or beverages

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

lamé

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a double-edged blade used to perforate the top of baking bread to control moisture and impart to it a distinctive appearance

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

mandoline

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two slightly offset plates used to julienne (cut into thin strips) vegetables by running the vegetables across the edge of one of them, resulting in slices as thick as the plates are far apart

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

measuring cup

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a clear cup gradated with volume measurements indicated along its height; or metal cups of set volume, used to measure ingredients in cooking

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

measuring spoon

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spoons of set volumes (e.g., 1/2 teaspoon, 1 teaspoon, 1 tablespoon, etc.)

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

meat tenderizer

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a mallet with a rough face used for beating meat in order to make it softer

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

meat thermometer

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a thermometer used to judge when meat has cooked thoroughly

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

melon baller

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a spoon used to carve smalls out of the “meat” of canteloupe or other melons

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

mezzaluna

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a curved blade with handles at either end used to chop herbs, etc.

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

molcajete

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a stone mortar and pestle, usually made of basalt, used in Mexican cuisine to make guacamole, salsas, etc.

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

nutcracker

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a lever used to crack open nuts; often decorated

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

pastry bag

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a flexible vessel that is filled and pressed to push out a stream of batter, icing, etc. into a desired shape

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

peel

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a flat plate attached to a very long handle used to insert and remove foods from ovens (especially large, brick ovens, etc.)

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

pepper mill

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a container that grinds peppercorns between two surfaces to apply pepper directly to completed dishes to taste

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

pizza cutter

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a handle connected to a sharp metal wheel that spins freeling in a plane perpendicular to the pizza and is used to slice pizzas without disturbing toppings

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

potato masher

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a handle connected to a rigid head (wire, a perforated plate, etc.) used to mash or purée cooked potatoes into a mash

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

potato peeler

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a handle connected to a rigid or swiveling head (consisting of a grooved, slitted, and sharpened head) that removes only the very outermost layer of a potato (or other vegetable), preserving almost all its flesh

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

pressure cooker

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a large pot with a lid that forms a hermitic seal through a gasket or sealing ring and contains a regulator (or valve), used to cook foods quickly by keeping them highly pressurized

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rolling pin

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a cylinder (usually wooden) with a lengthwize axle attached to handles used to flatten dough

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saucer

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a dish (usually ceramic) with a circular indentation in the middle into which a matching teacup fits

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sieve

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a fine-meshed surface through which food is forced to make it more uniform or to purify it

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

slotted spoon

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a spoon with perforations (often in decorative patterns) that allow liquid to pass through, used to lift solid foods (such as canned fruit) out of a liquid medium

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spatula

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a flat-headed utensil designed to scrape, flip, or lift foods such as pancakes, fried eggs, etc.

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spork

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culterly that has the curvature of a spoon and short tines like a fork, allowing it to be used to eat both liquid and solid foods

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squeezer

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a dish with a rough-edged central protrusion onto which lemons (or other citrus fruit) are pressed and twisted in order to collect their juice efficiently

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tablespoon

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a large spoon used for serving and eating at a table setting

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tagine

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a dish (usually ceramic) with a tall, conical lid used in North African cuisine to serve the dish by the same name

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tamis

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a large sieve used in Indian cuisine to purify flour, spices, etc.

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

teaspoon

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a spoon used to stir tea at a table setting; or a type of a measuring spoon (not used for stiring tea)

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tomato knife

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a serrated knife used to cut tomatoes (the serrations pierce the skin of the tomato without crushing or bruising the flesh)

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

waffle iron

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two metal faces with a lattice of indentations connected at a pivot edge onto which waffle batter is poured and baked

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

wok

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a wide-lipped, round-bottomed pan used in Chinese cuisine for stir-frying

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a water bath; cooking food in a smaller container that is placed in a larger container in which water is boiled, in order to apply heat evenly and gradually

A

bain-marie

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a basket used to give shape to sourdough as it rises before baking

A

banneton

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a brush used to apply glaze, oil, or a meat’s juices to a food before, during, or after cooking

A

basting brush

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a large syringe used to recover juices produced during the cooking of meat and reapply them to the top of the dish to flavor and moisten it

A

basting syringe

73
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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a sharp-edged metal or plastic tool used to pick up dough or scrape it off the preparation surface

A

bench scraper

74
Q

Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

an electric appliance used to cut, purée, or mix ingredients

A

blender

75
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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a long, serrated knife designed for cutting bread

A

bread knife

76
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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a wood block designed for the high-impact blows used in cutting apart meat; can often be resurfaced by sanding down the top layer

A

butcher block

77
Q

Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a thermometer used for judging the different stages of sugar concentration in candymaking; can read higher temperatures (usually up to 200°C) than a meat thermometer

A

candy thermometer

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a deep dish used for both cooking and serving casseroles, ragouts, etc.

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casserole

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a plate, usually made of metal and connected to a handle, that is run across the face of cheese to remove a thin slice from it

A

cheese slicer

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a cloth used to strain cheese, tofu, and other foods (e.g., in making cheese, the cloth retains the curds and allows the whey to pass through)

A

cheesecloth

81
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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a long, versatile knife (usually 8 inches and roughly triangular) favored by professional chefs for its usefulness in a range of cutting situations (mincing, cutting meat, chopping vegetables, etc.)

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chef’s knife

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a very fine cone-shaped sieve used for refining custards, sauces, etc., or for evenly applying powders to the top of dishes

A

chinoise

83
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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

long, slender rods (the cooking variety are usually thicker and longer than those used to eat), often used to move food around in a wok

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chopsticks

84
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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a surface, usually made of hard wood or plastic, on which foods are cut

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chopping board

85
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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a wide, square-bladed knife usually used to chop boneless meat

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cleaver

86
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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a large bowl with perforations through which liquid can pass (often used in draining water from pasta)

A

colander

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

an artistically-shaped loop of metal used to cut dough into predetermined shapes (cookies)

A

cookie cutter

88
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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a lever used to crack the legs of crab or lobster

A

crab cracker

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a small fork used to remove the meat from crab legs

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crab fork

90
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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a small jug (usually metal or ceramic) for serving milk or cream at a table setting

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creamer

91
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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a catch-all phrase for dishes, bowls, and plates

A

crockery

92
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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

an electric appliance with swiveling, interlacing arms that rotate through a container to mix and knead dough

A

dough mixer

93
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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a handle with stiff metal loops protruding from it that is used to vigorously agitate eggs in order to “fluff” them (add air bubbles to make the mixture lighter)

A

egg beater

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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a device that holds a hard-boiled egg and slices it with metal wires thrust across it

A

egg slicer

95
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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a timer designed to measure time for cooking (not necessarily for eggs)

A

egg timer

96
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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a sieve outfitted with a blade bevelled against its bottom surface that swivels in a circular motion to purée foods such as potatoes, tomatoes, fruit, etc.

A

food mill

97
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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

any utensil with a handle and several (two to five) tines, or sharp points, to hold or move food during a meal

A

fork

98
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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a shallow, flat-bottomed, lidless pan used to cook foods (usually in oil or butter)

A

frying pan

99
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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a conical instrument used to transfer powdered, granular, or liquid ingredients into a small-necked container without spilling

A

funnel

100
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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a metal lever that presses garlic through a lattice to cut it finely for use in cooking

A

garlic press

101
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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a (usually metal) plate or box against which foods are rubbed to break them into little slivers or shavings (e.g., vegetables, cheese, citrus fruit peel, etc.)

A

grater

102
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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a platform used to “grill” foods (apply direct heat), usually with an open flame as in charcoal grills

A

grill

103
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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a spoon used to serve ice cream (sometimes has a special curvature to allow easy deposition of its contents or a mechanically-activated wire to extract the ice cream

A

ice cream scoop

104
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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

small perforated molds (usually several to a tray) used to make idli, an Indian rice-and-lentil cake

A

idli pan

105
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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a large spoon with a long handle used to mix and serve soups and other liquid foods or beverages

A

ladle

106
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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a double-edged blade used to perforate the top of baking bread to control moisture and impart to it a distinctive appearance

A

lamé

107
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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

two slightly offset plates used to julienne (cut into thin strips) vegetables by running the vegetables across the edge of one of them, resulting in slices as thick as the plates are far apart

A

mandoline

108
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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a clear cup gradated with volume measurements indicated along its height; or metal cups of set volume, used to measure ingredients in cooking

A

measuring cup

109
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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

spoons of set volumes (e.g., 1/2 teaspoon, 1 teaspoon, 1 tablespoon, etc.)

A

measuring spoon

110
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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a mallet with a rough face used for beating meat in order to make it softer

A

meat tenderizer

111
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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a thermometer used to judge when meat has cooked thoroughly

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meat thermometer

112
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a spoon used to carve smalls out of the “meat” of canteloupe or other melons

A

melon baller

113
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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a curved blade with handles at either end used to chop herbs, etc.

A

mezzaluna

114
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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a stone mortar and pestle, usually made of basalt, used in Mexican cuisine to make guacamole, salsas, etc.

A

molcajete

115
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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a lever used to crack open nuts; often decorated

A

nutcracker

116
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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a flexible vessel that is filled and pressed to push out a stream of batter, icing, etc. into a desired shape

A

pastry bag

117
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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a flat plate attached to a very long handle used to insert and remove foods from ovens (especially large, brick ovens, etc.)

A

peel

118
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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a container that grinds peppercorns between two surfaces to apply pepper directly to completed dishes to taste

A

pepper mill

119
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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a handle connected to a sharp metal wheel that spins freeling in a plane perpendicular to the pizza and is used to slice pizzas without disturbing toppings

A

pizza cutter

120
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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a handle connected to a rigid head (wire, a perforated plate, etc.) used to mash or purée cooked potatoes into a mash

A

potato masher

121
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Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a handle connected to a rigid or swiveling head (consisting of a grooved, slitted, and sharpened head) that removes only the very outermost layer of a potato (or other vegetable), preserving almost all its flesh

A

potato peeler

122
Q

Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a large pot with a lid that forms a hermitic seal through a gasket or sealing ring and contains a regulator (or valve), used to cook foods quickly by keeping them highly pressurized

A

pressure cooker

123
Q

Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a cylinder (usually wooden) with a lengthwize axle attached to handles used to flatten dough

A

rolling pin

124
Q

Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a dish (usually ceramic) with a circular indentation in the middle into which a matching teacup fits

A

saucer

125
Q

Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a fine-meshed surface through which food is forced to make it more uniform or to purify it

A

sieve

126
Q

Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a spoon with perforations (often in decorative patterns) that allow liquid to pass through, used to lift solid foods (such as canned fruit) out of a liquid medium

A

slotted spoon

127
Q

Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a flat-headed utensil designed to scrape, flip, or lift foods such as pancakes, fried eggs, etc.

A

spatula

128
Q

Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

culterly that has the curvature of a spoon and short tines like a fork, allowing it to be used to eat both liquid and solid foods

A

spork

129
Q

Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a dish with a rough-edged central protrusion onto which lemons (or other citrus fruit) are pressed and twisted in order to collect their juice efficiently

A

squeezer

130
Q

Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a large spoon used for serving and eating at a table setting

A

tablespoon

131
Q

Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a dish (usually ceramic) with a tall, conical lid used in North African cuisine to serve the dish by the same name

A

tagine

132
Q

Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a large sieve used in Indian cuisine to purify flour, spices, etc.

A

tamis

133
Q

Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a spoon used to stir tea at a table setting; or a type of a measuring spoon (not used for stiring tea)

A

teaspoon

134
Q

Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a serrated knife used to cut tomatoes (the serrations pierce the skin of the tomato without crushing or bruising the flesh)

A

tomato knife

135
Q

Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

two metal faces with a lattice of indentations connected at a pivot edge onto which waffle batter is poured and baked

A

waffle iron

136
Q

Describe the following utensil or cooking tool.

a wide-lipped, round-bottomed pan used in Chinese cuisine for stir-frying

A

wok