Read French Classics Made Easy Online
Authors: Richard Grausman
10- and 12-inch coated aluminum, stainless with an aluminum core, or cast-iron sauté pans or skillets, with lids
Nonstick omelet and crêpe pans
Cast-iron grill pan with raised ridges
Dutch ovens, 5- and 8-quart, at least one good for oven-to-table use
Gratin or baking dishes and roasting pans
2 nonstick baking sheets and/or nonstick silicone liners for regular baking sheets
Wire cooling racks and an oven thermometer
Gram/ounce scale, measuring cups (both dry and liquid), and measuring spoons
French rolling pin (see
page 85
), tart pans, cake pans, bread pans, pastry brushes, pastry bags and tubes
Mixing bowls of different sizes; some metal and some glass
Colanders and strainers, with at least one fine-mesh sieve for sauces
8- and 10-inch sauce whisks; silicone (or rubber) spatulas, French wooden spatula (see
page 226
), and long metal spatulas
Ladles and skimmer
Kitchen scissors and fine grater