q1 Week 1 Cookery10 August 5

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Kitchen Tools, Utensils

and Equipment Needed in


Egg Preparation
Utensils
These are basic implements,
vessels or instruments for
household use, especially as
food paraphernalia.
Examples: spoon, fork, steak
knife
Tools
These are handheld devices
used for a specific purpose and
does not require electricity.
Examples: peeler, grater, rotary
egg beater, can opener, ladle,
turner
Equipment
These are electric appliances
that aid in processing, cooking,
baking and freezing food.
Examples: blender, hand mixer,
stove, oven, refrigerator
Egg Separator
Separates
egg yolk
from the
egg whites.
Egg Slicer
Aids in
making a
perfectly
sliced
boiled eggs.
Rotary Egg
Beater
A beater having
single or double
metal blades
that rotate when
a geared wheel
with which they
are meshed is
operated by
hand.
Colander
A perforated bowl
of varying sizes
made of stainless
steel, aluminum or
plastic; used to
drain waters from
washed ingredients
like fruits and
vegetables.
Channel Knife
A small hand
tool used
generally in
decorative
works, such as
making
garnishes.
Pastry Brush
A small
implement used
to brush the
surface of
unbaked pastries
or cookies with
egg wash, yolk
or glaze.
Wide Offset Spatula
A broad, bladed
implement bent to
keep the hand off hot
surfaces. It is used for
turning and lifting
eggs, pan cakes and
meats on griddles,
grills, sheet pans, and
the likes. It is also
used to scrape and
clean griddles.
Rubber Scraper
It is used to
scrape off all the
contents of
bowls and pans
from the sides
and fold in
whipped eggs or
cream in batter.
Sieve or Flour Sifter
A screen-type
mesh supported
by a round metal
frame used for
sifting dry
ingredients like
starch and flour.
Wire Whip or Whisk
A tool with loops of
stainless steel wire
fastened to a
handle. It is used for
blending, mixing,
whipping eggs or
batter, and for
blending gravies,
sauces and soups.
Spoons
It may be solid,
slotted or
perforated. These
large stainless
spoons hold about 3
ounces; used for
mixing, stirring, and
serving foods.
Omelette Pan
A heavet-based
frying pan usually of
cast iron or copper,
with rounded
sloping sides used
exclusively for
omelets.
Egg Poacher
A miniature Bain
Marie with an
upper dish
containing
indentations, each
sized to hold an egg
or may contain
separate device for
poaching.
Measuring Cup
A kitchen utensil
used for
measuring liquid
or bulk solid
cooking
ingredients such
as flour and
sugar.
Measuring Spoons
It is used to
measure a small
amount of an
ingredient, either
liquid or dry,
when cooking.
Sauce Pan
A deep
cooking pan
with a handle
used primarily
for cooking
sauce.
Mixing Bowls
These containers
have smooth,
rounded interior
surfaces with no
creases to retain
some mixture and
is used for mixing
ingredients.
Oven
A chamber or
compartment
used for cooking,
baking, heating or
drying food.
Mixer
It could be stand
mixer or hand
mixer. It comes
with various
attachments for
whipping and
creaming.
Refrigerator
A kitchen
appliance
where you
store food at
a cool
temperature.
Egg Cooker
It makes
perfectly
cooked eggs
in the shell.

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