Measuring Tools
- Measuring cups for dry and liquid ingredients
- Scales
- Set of measuring spoons
- Kitchen Timer
- Wooden spoons
- Flour sifter
- Whisks
- Set of different size mixing bowls (The best ones are stainless steel bowls as they tend to last longer and don't break as easily. Plastic bowls are not good for mixing because plastic is a porous material that can absorb butter or oils thus affecting or even ruin your baked goods)
- Rolling pin
- Rubber spatulas
- Pastry blender
- Pastry brushes
- Pastry boards
- Aluminium foil, parchment baking paper and plastic cling wrap
- Cake comb
- Cake turn able
- Decorating stencils
- Pastry bag and decorating tips
- Metal spatula
- Oven mitts
- Wire racks
- Knives
Quality pans and baking dishes are necessary for creating perfect baked goods. The best cake pans are medium weight aluminium pans.
- A few essential baking pans are:
- 2 or 3 9-inch round cake trays
- Square baking trays
- 1 11-by-7-inch brownie tray
- 1 or 2 12 cup muffin trays
- At least 2 cookie sheets
- Set of different size loaf trays
- 9-inch, 10-inch and 11-inch spring form trays
- Set of different size Bundt cake trays
- Set of different size pie trays
- Tart trays
- Baking cups
As almost any baker will attest, having the right electric equipment can make or break a recipe. In fact, many modern recipes cal specifically for the use of certain electric kitchen tools.
- Stand mixer
- Food processor
- Electric hand-held mixer
- Electric blender
- Double boiler
Your pantry is the place to store all your non-perishable food items. It should ideally be a cool, dark room or cupboard within easy reach of the kitchen. Here are some standard pantry items.
- Assortment of flour (self-rising, cake flour, bread flour, all purpose)
- Assortment of sugar (white, brown, icing)
- Salt, baking powder and baking soda
- Active dry yeast
- Solid vegetable shortening such as Crisco
- Vegetable oil
- Cooking spray
- Assortment of different flavourings and colourings (most importantly pure vanilla extract)
- Powdered milk and buttermilk
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