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What Equipment Do You Need for Each Cooking Method?
Equipment Needed for Cooking Methods
Boiling
Big Pot
: You need a pot that can hold 6-8 quarts to cook pasta or vegetables.
Slotted Spoon
: This helps scoop out food from hot water.
Steaming
Steamer Basket
: This goes inside a smaller pot, usually 2-3 quarts.
Lid
: A lid is important to keep the steam inside the pot.
Sautéing
Frying Pan or Skillet
: A good choice is a non-stick or stainless steel pan that is about 10-12 inches wide.
Spatula
: You’ll use this to flip and stir your food.
Roasting
Roasting Pan
: Look for a pan with sides to help the heat spread, often about 13x9 inches.
Meat Thermometer
: This tool checks if your meat is cooked properly.
Baking
Baking Sheet or Pan
: A standard size is 18x13 inches.
Mixing Bowls
: Get a few bowls of various sizes, typically between 1-4 quarts, for mixing different ingredients.
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What Equipment Do You Need for Each Cooking Method?
Equipment Needed for Cooking Methods
Boiling
Big Pot
: You need a pot that can hold 6-8 quarts to cook pasta or vegetables.
Slotted Spoon
: This helps scoop out food from hot water.
Steaming
Steamer Basket
: This goes inside a smaller pot, usually 2-3 quarts.
Lid
: A lid is important to keep the steam inside the pot.
Sautéing
Frying Pan or Skillet
: A good choice is a non-stick or stainless steel pan that is about 10-12 inches wide.
Spatula
: You’ll use this to flip and stir your food.
Roasting
Roasting Pan
: Look for a pan with sides to help the heat spread, often about 13x9 inches.
Meat Thermometer
: This tool checks if your meat is cooked properly.
Baking
Baking Sheet or Pan
: A standard size is 18x13 inches.
Mixing Bowls
: Get a few bowls of various sizes, typically between 1-4 quarts, for mixing different ingredients.
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