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My Kitchen Necessities

Just a list of some kitchen necessities I cannot do without.  It really depends on how often you cook and what you like to cook; you may not need all these items.  This is simply food for thought…

  • slow-cooker
  • rice cooker or a small pot will do
  • electric kettle
  • rotating spice rack (if you work heavily with spices like me)
  • cooking set (non-stick and cast irons are great to have)
  • mortar & pestle
  • knife set (love Henckels)
  • kitchen shears
  • toaster oven
  • microwave oven
  • baking pans (including assorted shapes)
  • pyrex baking dishes (small & large)
  • roasting pan
  • pyrex measuring cups (love that they are see-through).  1 cup & 2 cups are very handy to have.
  • baking sheet
  • aluminum foil
  • seran wrap
  • wax paper
  • baking parchment
  • kitchen twine (for baking)
  • cheese cloth
  • casserole dish (corningware)
  • muffin & cupcake pan and wrappers/liners
  • colander (small & large)
  • wooden spoons & plastic cooking utensils (metal ones tend to damage pans)
  • stainless steel tongs
  • soup ladel
  • grater & zester
  • melamine mixing bowls (assorted sizes; they are lighter weight than glass ones)
  • countertop blender
  • hand-held mixer
  • dish rack
  • dishwashing sponges (plastic sponges for e.g. cast iron pans & O-Cel-O Scrub & Wipe Pads for everything else.  Love O-Cel-O; so sturdy for all the abuse they take!)
  • lighter
  • twistie ties & rubber bands
  • Dishwashing detergent e.g. Dawn (best I ever used to cut grease)
  • tupperware with lids (assorted sizes & shapes)
  • trivets
  • oven mitts
  • absorbent kitchen towels
  • bread/cake cloche with plate
  • stainless steel measuring spoons
  • can opener
  • baster
  • apple corer
  • candy & meat thermometer
  • ceramic or plastic wide-mouth jars/containers (for cookies, rice, etc.)
  • plastic & wooden cutting boards

So now I’m wondering what are your kitchen necessities?  Please do tell…

*Photocredit: O-Cel-O

 

 

 

 

 

 

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