Baking Tool1
Baking Tool1
Baking Tool1
Baking tools are the trusty companions on your journey to creating delicious baked goods. They assist you in
every step of the process, from precisely measuring ingredients to mixing batters and finally decorating your
masterpieces.
Flour Sifter: While sifting can help remove clumps and aerate flour, it's not always necessary these days.
Most modern flours are pre-sifted and many recipes don't require sifting for good results.
Pastry Brush: A very handy tool for brushing egg washes, butter, or glazes onto pastries before baking.
Silicone brushes are easy to clean and heat resistant.
Cooling Rack: Essential for allowing baked goods to cool completely after they come out of the oven. This
prevents them from getting soggy on the bottom.
Oven Mitts: A must-have for protecting your hands from hot ovens and baking dishes. Choose oven mitts
that are thick and heat resistant.
Cookie Cutters: Fun for cutting dough into different shapes. They come in various shapes and sizes, perfect
for making themed cookies or creating fun shapes for kids.
Dough Cutters: Dough cutters, with their sharp blades, help portion and cut dough for pastries,
cookies, or biscuits.
Rolling pins are used to flatten dough for even baking. They come in various materials like wood or
marble, with some featuring handles for easier control.
Muffin pans, with their individual cup molds, are perfect for baking muffins, cupcakes, or even
Yorkshire puddings.
Sheet pans, broad and shallow, are ideal for baking cookies, cakes, roasted vegetables, or sheet pan
meals.
cake spatula, with its thin, flexible blade, excels at frosting cakes and smoothing out icing
for a flawless finish.
Cake pans come in various shapes and sizes, with round pans being the most common.
Look for pans with removable bottoms for easier cake removal.
Mixing Tools:
The heart of any baking project involves mixing ingredients. These tools help
you achieve the perfect consistency:
Mixing spoons are perfect for stirring batters, sauces, or custards while they cook on
the stovetop.
Mixing bowls come in various sizes and materials like stainless steel, glass, ceramic, and
even plastic. Larger bowls are ideal for mixing big batches of batter, while smaller ones are
perfect for whisking eggs or preparing sauces.
whisk is a versatile tool for tasks like incorporating air into eggs, smoothing out
lumps in batter, or even whipping cream.
Handheld mixers are great for quick tasks or smaller batches, while stand mixers are
ideal for heavy batters or large quantities. Both can be used for whipping cream,
mixing dough, or creaming butter and sugar.
Rubber spatula: Flexible and heat-resistant, perfect for scraping bowls and folding
ingredients without deflation.
DRY MEASURING CUP --Designed specifically for measuring dry ingredients like flour,
sugar, oats, or chopped nuts. Typically made from sturdy materials like metal or plastic.
LIQUID MEASURING CUP--Made from clear glass or plastic with measurement markings printed on the
side. Designed for measuring liquid ingredients like water, milk, oil, or juice.
MEASURING SPOON A set of measuring spoons includes various sizes for measuring smaller
amounts of both dry and liquid ingredients. Common sizes include tablespoons (tbsp),
teaspoons (tsp), ½ teaspoons (½ tsp), and ¼ teaspoons (¼ tsp).
Digital scale: Provides the most accurate measurements, especially for ingredients like
flour and sugar, where weight is crucial.
Oven timer: Ensures you don't overbake your goodies.
Instant-read thermometer: Perfect for checking the internal temperature of meats or ensuring your
cakes are baked through.
1, DI PINAGTAGPO (WHISK)
2. DI PINAGTAGPO (ROUND PANS)
3. MAHAL KITA
4. MAHAL KITA
5. MAHAL KITA
QUIZ
1. UTINSEL
2. ROLLING PIN
3. MEASURE
4. LIQUID
5. SCRAPE
6. MIXING BOWL
7. STAINLESS
8. MUFFIN
9. COOKIE CUTTERS
10 COLLING RACK