19 Tools To Make Cooking Easier
19 Tools To Make Cooking Easier
Tools don’t make you better at cooking BUT they do help make life easier and therefore making cooking easier. Consider this a guide on my choice of essential kitchen tools to run your home kitchen easily and successfully. Not to mention your kitchen will look like an absolute unit.
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Kitchen Shears: https://shop-links.co/1731275925690096573
Microplane: https://shop-links.co/1731275927309613791
Kitchen Scale: https://shop-links.co/1731275927455113524
Baking Sheet: https://shop-links.co/1731275928220715378
Wire Rack: https://shop-links.co/1731275929028684112
Mason Jars (1pt): https://shop-links.co/1731275930041126088
Mason jars (1/2 gal): https://shop-links.co/1731275929662560076
KitchenAid Mixer: https://shop-links.co/1731275931064345199
Brod and Taylor: https://shop-links.co/1731275931704583821
Vitamix: https://shop-links.co/1731275933240413523
Sous Vide: https://shop-links.co/1731275934191482469
Vac Machine: https://shop-links.co/1731275934742765845
Pro Series Hardwood Reversible Cutting Board: https://shop-links.co/1731275935623279144
Kitchenaid Shears with Soft Grip Handles, Storm Gray: https://shop-links.co/1731275935416606600
Microplane® Premium Series Zester/Grater: https://shop-links.co/1731275935941466044
OXO Good Grips® 5 lb. Food Scale in Black: https://shop-links.co/1731275937450993948
Nordic Ware® Baker’s Half Sheet with Storage Lid: https://shop-links.co/1731275939006137564
Checkered Chef Cooling Racks for Baking 17 x 11.75inch – Baking Rack Twin Set. Stainless Steel Oven and Dishwasher Safe Wire Cooling Rack. Fits Half Sheet Cookie Pan- set of 2: https://shop-links.co/1731275938590253185
16 oz. Wide Mouth Pint Glass Jar (12-Pack/Case): https://shop-links.co/1731275939527588183
64 oz. Wide Mouth Half Gallon Jars (Pack of 6): https://shop-links.co/1731275940979148308
KitchenAid – KP26M1XNP Professional 600 Series Stand Mixer – Nickel Pearl: https://shop-links.co/1731275941064391481
Folding Proofer & Slow Cooker: https://shop-links.co/1731275942250651303
Vitamix Blender Professional-Grade, 64 oz. Container, White: https://shop-links.co/1731275942257736612
Anova Culinary Sous Vide Precision Cooker | WiFi + Bluetooth | 900W (Discontinued): https://shop-links.co/1731275942547491952
Silver Automatic Food Vacuum Sealer Electric Air Sealing Preserver System: https://shop-links.co/1731275943592685990
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and the measure cups on top of the counter is just for decoration???🤔
Can you tell us how you take care of your wooden utensils?!
I think the 2 essentials to up your game are a digital scale and digital thermometers…..both an instant read and the kind w/ the probe for a grill or oven. (I use thermaworks) Also, get pro grade food storage containers like lexan that don’t break when dropped and lids that fit and stay put, plus storage containers w/ snap on air tight lids for flours and grains to keep fresher and keep out those pesky pantry moths.
Want something non stick but not teflon. What do you recommend?
Have you ever heard of poor people? I’d love to have 6 damascus steel knives bro but I’ll have to do with one chef knife from my mom 🥲 Never had problems cooking anything tho, but still, I’m only cooking for my friends, family and myself not for Michelin star
a lot of indian households own flour mill
I know this video is 5 years old but I would add to the wire rack and say a sturdy trivet such as a cast iron one. My God I did not think I’d get so much use out of this thing when I bought it, it’s a roasting rack, icing rack, coaster, spoon rest, and a display stand all in one. I’m sure it has dozens of other applications as well.
Kitchen. Needs. Para. Mama. Vera
Can we get a refreshed kitchen items for beginners ++ / your follower from UAE ! Keep it up …
Can you make a more recent one please?! 👀
Missing, A bowl, a wok pan and a casserole
Cool content, would love it if you use ours product on your contents
B-Roll is too expensive, I cannot afford it 😢😢
Only thing about WOOD is it does wear, I stopped using when I saw wood in my sauce…just need to keep a good eye on it…and I cant be constantly worried about spoons like your channel thom😊
The good ol, professional Josh Good stuff ❤
The visuals and examples made everything so much easier.
Only the stuff you need … proceeds to put half a dozen knives worth $$$$ on the table.
Pots are easy either things are boiled, then you need the really big, fried, then you want them wide or small quantities, so you want a small saucepan. Maybe add a dutch oven, but that’s enough.
Also…don’t use kitchen scissors for everyday house use, like everything except kitchen use 🤦🏽♀️
It’s Time to do an upgrade of the vidéo 😊
FYI, Youtube unsubscribed me from you, WTF? I re-subscribed 😉
What kitchen scale is that?
Me again. To get a better deal on the KitchenAid stand mixer, shop their refurbs. Just like new, but lot less money. I inherited mine, but got my 9 qt food processor as a refurb for $90. I have some glass storage jars, but I generally prefer the lexan and airtight plastic one, as I have a concrete floor and am a bit of a klutz. Oh….get some pro grade deli containers. Great for food storage and to gather mis en place. Love ya Joshua. Look at your vids everyday. Learning much.
Knife. Cutting board. Pot. Skillet. Sheet tray. Whisk. Silicone spat. Flipper. 2 quart measure.
I miss these style videos 🙁
Could you use something else than Howl? So its possible to see what you’re posting without signing up for stuff?
How do you not include the most important item, a knife sharpener. Dull knives are dangerous and harder to use. Worksharp makes some really good easy to use knife sharpeners.
chopsticks and spoons and bowls are all u need.
Hello brother Joshua 😊
For me it’s the semicircular dough cutter, if you are making any sort of dough, this guy makes the cake!
What’s this tool called
Back when Joshua used to be actually a good content creator
Hi the music used here could you please mention them. Thanks
All the links go to Howl; very annoying.
The Most underrated cooking tool is barbecue tongs, you can use them for so much more things than you might think!
Frying, putting food on the plate, moving ingredients around, to get food out of the oven…
Have you ever heard of poor people? I’d love to have 6 damascus steel knives bro but I’ll have to do with one chef knife from my mom 🥲 Never had problems cooking anything tho, but still, I’m only cooking for my friends, family and myself not for Michelin star
Hey Josh! Great video, thanks for sharing. What brand Stock Pot was that you showed? Since this is a later video what’s a Good Quality 16 quart Stock Pot would you recommend?
3:12 Yo, dude! That is not wood; it’s bamboo. Very different from wood, but it works the same. Actually, bamboo is much more sustainable than wood, so give the freaking thing credit, will you?
I have cut my pots back to a cast iron skillet and a stainless steel wok
"Tired of kitchen gadget culture" Yah okay mister four japanese knives and a single-purpose box for rising bread:P
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I’m having a hard time finding a quality mixing bowls. Any recommendations?
Whoa whoa whoa what about mixing bowls
Hello.
What kind of spice grinder machine you have?
No bowl???😭
I cook with a knife, pans, and pots.
If you need anything more to make a delicious meal then you should learn some new recipes and how to cook
You can do everything with a knife
Thank you! 👍👍
I get so annoyed when I see commercials for these "revolutionary gadgets" that simply fill up the junk drawer!
Lots of tools don’t make for a better cook. When I do buy essential tools, I buy the best I can afford. I have all-clad pots and skillets, a Breville combo microwave, Kitchen Aid stand mixer (40+ years old), etc. when you spend the extra $$$ for top quality tools, they will last a lifetime. Do they make me a better cook? No, but they certainly make the job a lot easier and more consistent.
There are no shortcuts in life….take it from a 67 year old’s lifelong experience.
There is no substitute for hard work, practice and patience. Just buy good kitchen tools (the basics) and keep practicing….it will pay off in the end.
Thx for the good hints. What is that two prong fork thing that I see in many of your videos? Product name, link will be appreciated.
what you need is a Kitchen, and a salary to pay for it.
Nope to the sous vide due to the plastic waste
Very amazing.
the number of times he used "sous vide" as though it was a verb in this video…
"sous vide" is French for "under vacuum".
You don’t "sous vide something", you "cook something sous vide". the verb is still "cook"