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Ice Cream Scoops Are Great For Portioning Meat, Mashed Potatoes, And More
Manual ice cream scoops are not only handy for ice cream, they are also a great way to portion ground meat for burgers.
Other Kitchen Tools: Spider
This is the Asian version of a slotted spoon and perfect for lifting food out of a deep fryer.
A Long-Handled Slotted Spoon Is Ideal For Straining Liquids
Every kitchen needs a long handled slotted spoon is perfect for straining liquids and if you want to take the meatballs out and not the sauce.
A Long-Handled Wooden Stirring Spoon Is A Kitchen Necessity
A long-handled wooden spoon is a necessity in the kitchen, used for stirring sauces and soups, scooping ingredients, and more.
Other Kitchen Tools: Ladle
Every kitchen needs a quality ladle. Get at least one with a mouth about 3-4" wide and one small one for serving small amounts of sauce, gravy, or dressings.
Other Kitchen Tools: Wooden Spoon and Spatula
You need these for stirring and scooping with your non-stick pans.
A Nylon Whisk Is Perfect For Nonstick Pans
When it comes to selecting the right whisk, we have found a clear cut favorite in the nylon OXO Good Grips Balloon Whisk, especially because it can be used vigorously on a nonstick pans without scratching the surface. It is perfect for making scrambled eggs for whipping cream, and so much more.
Use A Food Mill For A Rustic Texture in Vegetable Purees
A food mill is a must for getting rid of seeds. It makes the best textured tomato sauce ever, pureed but with a little texture left in it.
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