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Tips & Tricks

Kitchen Essentials

Most kitchens have all the essential ingredients for preparing food: knives, vegetable peelers, mixing bowls, blender, food processor…The items listed here will make an easy diet even easier. When starting out in the kitchen don’t let a lack of any equipment slow you down. Use what you have and pick up items you desire along the way.

Bamboo sushi mat
Blender
Citrus Juicer
Coffee grinder (spice grinder)
Colander
Cutting board or pastry scraper
Dehydrator (Excalibur is best)
Fine mesh strainer
Food Processor
Garlic press
Glass storage containers (canning jars)
Green produce bags (Evert Fresh)
Juicer
Kitchen scissors
Knife sharpener
Knife, chef’s 8-inch
Knife, paring
Knife, serrated 6-inch
Measuring cup sets (2, dry and wet)
Measuring cups (2 and 4 cup liquid)
Measuring spoon sets (2, dry and wet)
Microplane (fine zester/grater)
Mixing bowls (stainless steel nesting)
Pan, springform
Pan, tart
Pastry bag with decorating tips
Pie plate
Salad dressing cruets
Salad spinner
Spatulas (assorted)
Spiral slicer
Sprout bags (paint skimming bags)
Square glass baking dish
Squeeze bottles
Tomato shark
Two sided wooden cutting board
Vegetable peeler
V-slicer (mandolin)

Restaurant Guide

Guía Oleo

Buenos Aires Restaurant Guide conveniently online in English, Español and Português. Searches include: alphabetical, by area/zip code, by cuisine or on the map. There are also listings sorted by restaurants with Wi-Fi internet service.

 

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Standard Measures

Dash = 8 drops
Teaspoon = 60 drops
Tablespoon = 3 teaspoons
Ounce = 2 tablespoons
¼ cup = 4 tablespoons
1/3 cup = 5 1/3 tablespoons
½ cup = 8 tablespoons
1 cup = 8 oz = 16 tablespoons = ½ pint

Cell: 155 740 9267 ● 1-925-215-1124 from USA ● samuel@wynnswoods.com

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