a lightweight, gauzy fabric made from cotton or other materials and is commonly used in cooking and food preparation to strain liquids, bundle herbs and spices, and wrap cheese
a kitchen tool, usually a mallet or a spiked device, used to physically break down the muscle fibers and connective tissue of tough cuts of meat to make it more tender
a type of wire-mesh skimmer used to remove food items from hot liquids or oil, typically consisting of a long handle and a shallow, wide, flat wire basket that resembles a spider's web
a strong, thin cord made of natural or synthetic fibers, often used in cooking to tie up meat, poultry, or vegetables before cooking, or for bundling herbs or other food items together for easy removal from soups or stews
a flat board or platter, usually made of wood or stone, used to serve and display a variety of cheeses, often accompanied by other foods such as crackers, fruits, nuts, or meats
a kitchen tool designed to mash or puree cooked vegetables, fruits, or other foods into a soft and uniform texture, often used for making mashed potatoes, guacamole, or baby food
a type of kitchenware used for making and serving coffee, usually made of metal or ceramic, and featuring a spout for pouring and a handle for carrying