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Other suggestions range from the simple - paring knife, mallet, and blender - to the not so simple - induction stove and pans and a backyard wood-burning pizza oven. And one of the chefs says he once gave his wife a smoke detector for the kitchen and it has turned out to be the best and most used gift ever. Top favorites from chefs: Food processor, Mandoline slicer, Marinating syringe, Commercial-level food processor. Kitchen paring knife, Mandoline for cutting vegetables, Coffee grinder for blending spices.
Induction stove and pans, Pasta machine, Smoker for outside the kitchen. Hand-held immersion blender, Pepper mill, Pizza stone, Butane mini-torch, Instant digital thermometer.
Gas satay grill, Backyard wood-burning pizza oven, Home ice cream maker machine. Rice cooker/steamer, Pasta drying rack, Set of cleavers, Digital thermometer, Fish poacher. Garlic peeler, Stove-top pan smoker. Published on 31st July 2002
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Here are some gift-giving suggestions for the favorite kitchen gadget lover from professional chefs. The one kitchen tool that kept coming up on the lists was a mandoline slicer. The slicer device is often made of stainless steel, which slices, grates and chops vegetables and fruits, as well as other firm foods.
Food dehydrator, French or Chinese mandoline for cutting vegetables, Good mallet to pound your favorite veal dish.
Mandoline, Potato ricer, Chinois (a finely meshed, cone-shaped strainer for straining sauces).
