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Food and Drink Preparation - Cookware and Bakeware

Here you will learn the names of different cookware and bakeware in English such as "cauldron", "pan", and "mold".

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baking tray

a flat, rectangular metal pan that is used for baking and cooking food in the oven

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cake pan
cake pan
[noun]

a baking dish, usually round or rectangular in shape, that is used for baking cakes and other baked goods

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casserole
casserole
[noun]

a large deep container with a lid in which food can be cooked in an oven

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cauldron
cauldron
[noun]

a large pot, often made of metal and equipped with handles, used for boiling liquids like water or soup

Ex: The witches brewed their potions in a large cauldron over a crackling fire. 
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chip pan
chip pan
[noun]

a deep-sided frying pan used to make French fries or chips, often featuring a wire basket that can be lowered into the hot oil for frying and lifted out for draining excess oil

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churn
churn
[noun]

a container, often wooden or metal, used for stirring liquids like cream to make butter

Ex: Grandma used an old wooden churn to make fresh butter from the cream. 
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deep-fat fryer

a kitchen appliance used to heat and fry foods in hot oil, often used for making fried foods such as French fries, chicken, and fish

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double boiler

a cooking tool that allows for gentle heating and melting of foods by using two pans, with the lower pan holding water and the upper pan holding the food

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double saucepan

a cooking utensil with two pans, allowing for gentle heating of food by using steam from water in the lower pan

Ex: Sarah used a double saucepan to melt chocolate without burning it. 
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frying pan

a flat-bottomed pan with low sides and a long handle, typically used for frying and browning foods

Ex: She heated oil in the frying pan before adding the vegetables to sauté. 
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griddle
griddle
[noun]

a flat heated plate on which one can cook food

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grill pan
grill pan
[noun]

a type of frying pan with raised ridges or grooves on the cooking surface that simulate the char marks of an outdoor grill

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pan
pan
[noun]

a metal container with a long handle and a lid, used for cooking

Ex: She stirred the vegetables in the pan over medium heat. 
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pot
pot
[noun]

a container which is round, deep, and typically made of metal, used for cooking

Ex: She stirred the soup gently in the large pot on the stove. 
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baking sheet

a small sheet of metal used for baking food on

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skillet
skillet
[noun]

a shallow pan with a long handle, used for frying food

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lid
lid
[noun]

the removable cover at the top of a container

Ex: She placed the lid on the pot to let the soup simmer. 
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saucepan
saucepan
[noun]

a round metal container, which is deep and has a long handle and a lid, used for cooking

Ex: She boiled the pasta in a large saucepan on the stove. 
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braiser
braiser
[noun]

a cookware that is used for slow-cooking meat or vegetables on the stovetop or in the oven, typically has a heavy lid that helps to trap moisture and flavor while cooking

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roaster
roaster
[noun]

a pan or tray used for cooking meat, poultry, and vegetables

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Dutch oven

a heavy cooking pot, usually made of cast iron, used for slow cooking methods such as braising, stewing, and baking

Ex: Grandma cooked her famous beef stew in a cast iron Dutch oven. 
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spider pan

a type of three-legged skillet traditionally used for cooking over an open fire or hot coals

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saute pan
saute pan
[noun]

a cooking pan that has a flat bottom and tall, straight sides, and is used for sautéing, searing, and frying food

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stockpot
stockpot
[noun]

a large, deep pot used for making stocks, soups, and stews

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wok
wok
[noun]

a pan in the shape of a bowl, especially used for making Chinese dish

Ex: She heated oil in the wok before adding the vegetables for a quick stir-fry. 
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saucepot
saucepot
[noun]

a deep cooking pot with two handle and a lid, typically used for making sauces, stews, and soups

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comal
comal
[noun]

a flat, round griddle or skillet used in Mexican cuisine to cook tortillas, toast spices, and heat other foods

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cookie sheet

a flat metal sheet on which cakes or cookies are baked

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food processor

an electric kitchen appliance used to chop, slice, shred, or puree food

Ex: She used the food processor to blend the ingredients for the soup. 
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pressure cooker

a pot that has a tight lid and can quickly cook food using high-pressure steam

Ex: She used a pressure cooker to make a stew in under an hour. 
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ramekin
ramekin
[noun]

a small, individual serving dish, often made of ceramic or glass, used for baking or serving individual portions of food

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poacher
poacher
[noun]

a utensil, typically made of metal or silicone, used for cooking eggs by gently simmering them in water

Ex: Sarah used a silicone poacher to make perfectly poached eggs for breakfast. 
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urn
urn
[noun]

a large container for serving hot beverages like coffee or tea at gatherings

Ex: The caterers brought out the silver urn filled with freshly brewed coffee for the wedding reception. 
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crock
crock
[noun]

a deep, cylindrical container, often made of earthenware or ceramic, primarily used for storing and preserving food

Ex: Grandma stored her homemade pickles in a large ceramic crock in the pantry. 
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beanpot
beanpot
[noun]

a deep, wide-bellied, ceramic or earthenware cooking pot, typically with a lid, designed for slow-cooking baked bean dishes and other hearty stews in the oven

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bread pan
bread pan
[noun]

a baking dish used for making bread and similar baked goods in a rectangular or square shape

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caquelon
caquelon
[noun]

a traditional ceramic or metal cooking pot with a handle and a wide opening, commonly used for preparing and serving Swiss cheese fondue

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cataplana
cataplana
[noun]

a traditional Portuguese cooking utensil consisting of two clamshell-shaped metal pots that are hinged together and sealed with a tight-fitting lid

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chafing dish

a portable container with a heating element, used for keeping food warm at events

Ex: The caterers set up chafing dishes filled with hot pasta for the wedding reception. 
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mold
mold
[noun]

a container or form used to shape food or other materials by pouring them in while liquid, which then hardens into the container's shape

Ex: She poured the chocolate into a heart-shaped mold. 
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muffin tin

a baking pan with individual cups or molds designed to make muffins, cupcakes, and other small baked goods

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baking dish

a shallow, rectangular or round dish used for baking food in the oven, typically made of glass, ceramic, or metal

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mixing bowl

a bowl typically used in cooking and baking for combining ingredients

Ex: She used a large mixing bowl to combine flour, sugar, and eggs for the cake batter. 
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pizza stone

a thick, usually round or rectangular stone slab used for baking pizzas in an oven

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