TOOLS- any physicalitem that
is used to achieve a goal but is
not consumed during this
process can be identified as a
tool.
3.
EQUIPMENT
The idea ofequipment represents
all sorts of machinery, functional
devices or accessories which serve
an individual household or
community purposes.
4.
UTENSILS
Are implements, vesselsor
instruments used in a household
and especially a kitchen. Unlike
tools, utensils serve a specific
purpose in the kitchen
5.
CODDLER- a smallcup made of
porcelain with screw on top,
which is submerged in simmering
water until the eggs is cooked.
6.
EGG COOKER- Anelectric
appliance which steams or
cooks eggs in the shell with
inserts or cups for steam-
poached eggs or flat inserts
for cooking fried or scrambled
eggs and omelettes.
7.
CREPE PAN- askillet which is
shallow and slope-sided and is 6-8
inches in diameter.
8.
CUSTARD CUPS- small,
deep,individual bowl-
shaped dishes, with a
capacity of 6 or 10
ounces, designed for
oven use and perfect
for baking individual
custards or quiches.
9.
OMELETTE PAN- anon-stick,
shallow, slope-sided skillet usually 7
to 10 inches in diameter.
10.
EGG PIERCER- asharp-pointed tool
used to gently prick a very small
hole in the large end of an eggshell
before hard-boiling.
11.
POACHER- a coveredpan containing a plate
with shallow cups in each of which an egg can
be cooked over steam rising from boiling water
at the bottom of the pan.
12.
QUICHE DISH- itis also called a flan
or tart dish which is round, shallow
dish with scalloped edges intended
for oven use.
13.
EGG RING- around band, with or
without a handle, to hold a fried
or poached egg during cooking.