You invite. Together, we ensure it all turns out right.
A successful dinner party brings together people and food in a truly delicious mix. With the right tools, techniques and, perhaps, smart storage surprise, you should enjoy the experience as much as your guests. Let’s get this dinner party started.
Done in a mo with the right gizmo.
From ingredient prep to the final presentation, the right tools make cooking and baking faster, easier and more fun. With your oven and the equipment listed below, you should be ready to tackle most menus.
Bread knife, santoku knife and chef’s knife.
Bread knife, santoku knife and chef’s knife.
1. With its serrated blade, a bread knife powers smoothly through the toughest crusts to produce clean, even slices that are ideal for any platter.
2. Thanks to its perfectly straight edges and lack of pointed tip, a santoku knife lends itself to cutting fish, meat and vegetables. It’s best for dicing or mincing, since its wide surface makes it easy to scoop and transfer ingredients into a bowl or pan.
3. As the name implies, a chef’s knife is a cook’s best friend because it’s versatile enough to handle meat and vegetables. The curved edges make it easy to chop and dice ingredients by simply rocking the blade back and forth.
1. Whether you’re cooking or baking, a digital scale helps you precisely measure ingredients as you add them to one bowl. That way you get better results and have less to clean up.
2. A measuring cup is also helpful for adding just the right amount of the liquids your recipe requires.
1. A casserole dish is not only perfect for the one-dish wonders that are its namesake, it’s also the go-to choice for lasagne or roasts – and is ideal for storing leftovers in the fridge or freezer. Get one that’s oven and dishwasher safe so the clean-up is taken care of.
2. The best way to be sure your fish and meat dishes are properly cooked is a meat thermometer.
3. Nothing finishes off a dessert like a golden caramelised crust created with a blowtorch.
It’s the little things that make a big difference. With these small tweaks to your cooking techniques, you can take your food to a whole new level.
It’s best after a rest.
Always let meat rest before and after roasting. This allows the juices to distribute evenly after cooking so every mouthful is juicier.
Sunny side up.
Fry eggs on medium heat for the best results. Excessively high temperatures can cause them to brown and blister before the yolk is done.
Less heat, more height.
Use lukewarm not scalding water when working with yeast. If the water is too hot, the yeast won’t activate properly and your dough won’t rise fully.
Don’t shock your choc.
Low and slow is the key to smooth, velvety melted chocolate. Take your time to heat up chocolate or it can become grainy.
The case for more space.
To get a good crust on ingredients, don’t overcrowd your a pan. That way, there is enough heat to achieve the perfect crisp.
Smash for good mash.
To get potatoes light and fluffy, you have to mash them by hand. A hand mixer or blender creates a sticky or chewy texture.
A lotta pot for pasta.
To prevent pasta sticking together and getting clumpy, use a large pot with plenty of boiling water.
It’s all in the mix.
For your dough or batter to rise, mix it thoroughly – without overmixing – so no clumps remain and it’s an even colour and texture.
Tasty pastry.
To make the best crisp, crumbly shortcrust pastry, use very cold butter.
In peak form.
Don’t whip cream for too long or it will become butter. Depending on your recipe, whip it only until soft or stiff peaks form.
Keep your ingredients fresh for later.
Making sure your ingredients stay fresh for longer is easy when you have a good storage system. Enjoy long lasting freshness and modern aesthetics with with our storage superstar, the Bosch Ceramic French Door Refrigerator. It stores more food and keeps them fresh for up to 3 times longer with the VitaFresh pro freshness system, while elevating the look of your kitchen with a beautiful ceramic finish.
When food has messed, your appliance can’t work at its best. With our specially formulated cleaning products you can keep ovens, hobs and hoods looking and working as they should.
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