Give Bakers and Chiefs Appliances they need
Give Chefs and bakers who work in bakeries or other commercial establishments where they’re daily handling dough, decorating cakes, or supervising the process, gifts that have nothing to do with kitchen or food; give those who are daily occupied with other jobs outside of the kitchen but find their heart’s desire is in cooking and baking, gifts from the culinary departments of department stores.
Good quality baking pans last a lifetime and these make ideal gifts for the serious minded cook.Kitchen Kraftshave a wide variety of spring-form pans, Bundt pans, individual baking pans, decorating tools, and anything and everything to do with baking. Most home cooks, especially those just starting out can only afford the basics.
Spring-form pans
Give a friend or relative whose hobby is in unusual and decorative and imaginative baking, a spring-form pan. If they’re newly starting out with a family, it’s unlikely they’ll have a really nice one that will last them a lifetime. This will be especially welcome as a wedding gift, Christmas gift or a birthday gift. Kitchen Krafts have these in various sizes and shapes. They even have a bake and take spring-form pan. This is the most expensive item and it is $24.98. Spring-form pans even have glass bottoms and this is convenient. Just unlatch the side of the pan, decorate for an extra touch, and then serve from the baking dish.
Baking stones
For the pizza lover who likes to bake pizza’s as near as those bought at Gino’s, Papa John’s, Pizza Hut, and other places whose specialty are this delectable Italian import, give a baking stone.Pampered Chefhas several varieties. Their stone with contoured handles is the one prominently displayed. They explain that the handles are convenient for moving them into and out of the oven and for directly serving on the table.
What they didn’t say and is what they knew you knew, even though the baking stone has handles, it’s still made of stone and will likewise be hot. A baking mitt will be needed and that too would make an excellent additional sideline gift choice. Along with that why not a pizza cutter, a bag of special pizza flour and a few recipe cards for a variety of pizzas and cookie recipes. Cookies bake evenly on stones.
Stoneware is recommended for its even temperature and its ability to draw moisture away from the surface, say the experts at Pampered Chef. Other qualities that endear it to bakers is its ability not to retain oils, odors and it is microwave, freezer as well as in regular ovens tolerant.
Baking Tools
No baker can have enoughbaking tools. Do-nut makers, flour sifters, cooling racks, petit-four cutters, rolling pins, cookie cutters, cookie sheets and cake decorating sets all make good gifts for bakers. If good quality tools are purchased, they’ll last forever. Buy thoughtful gifts that the receiver will use for years to come. This says that you cared enough to give something lasting and were not simply meeting an obligation. That means everything to the receiver.
