Baking Terms
Kitchen Utensils
Chopping Terms
Cooking Equipment
Miscellaneous
100

To combine ingredients, usually by stirring

Mix

100

Has two arms that are joined together and are movable. Used to pick up food and hold things

Tongs

100

To remove the seeds or tough woody center from fruits and vegetables

Core

100

A shallow, long handled pan.

Skillet or fry pan

100

An electrical appliance used for keeping food cold and/or frozen

Refrigerator

200

To blend dough together with hands or in a mixer to form a pliable mass

Knead

200

Made of looped wires, Allows you to mix ingredients while incorporating air.

Whisk

200

To cut food into irregular shaped bite size pieces

Chop

200

Containers in graduated sizes, used to measure amounts of food and liquid

Measuring cups

200

A mold for baking small individual portions. Usually holds batter.

Muffin pan

300

To beat food with a whisk or mixer to incorporate air and produce volume

Whip

300

A tool used to remove the outer skin from from fruits and vegetables

Peeler

300

To cut food into very small cubes

Dice

300

A flat piece of material such as plastic, wood or bamboo. Clean between use to prevent cross contamination.

Cutting board

300

To cook by dry heat in an oven

Roast

400

To thoroughly combine 2 or more ingredients either by hand with a whisk or spoon or with a mixer

Blend

400

An instrument used to measure internal temperature of cooked foods.

Food thermometer

400

To cut into long thin strips, match stick-like in shape

Julienne
400

A device having a surface of holes with sharp edges

Grater

400

The process of thickening and intensifying the flavor of a liquid mixture like soup.

Reduce

500

To beat ingredients usually sugar and a fat, until smooth and fluffy.

Cream

500

Versatile knife used for slicing, chopping, and dicing.

Pairing knife

500

To remove the outermost skin of a fruit or vegetable

Pare

500

A bowl-shaped device with holes in it. Used to drain liquid.

Colander

500

To cook briefly in boiling water to seal in flavor and color

Blanch

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