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===Equipment that needs to be purchased===
 
===Equipment that needs to be purchased===
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This is a list of some basic equipment to consider for your kitchen.
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 Whisks (small and large)
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 Spatulas
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 Peeler
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 Tongs (small and large)
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 Wooden spoons
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 Slotted spoons
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 Pasta fork
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 Potato masher
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 Cooking and pastry brushes
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 Can opener
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 Graters (cheese, lemon/orange)
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 Salad spinner
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 Colander
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 Sieve
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 Cutting boards
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 Knives
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 Blender
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 Food processor
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 Hand mixer
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 Hot plates
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 Kettle
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 Drip coffee maker
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 Pots:
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o 10 qt stock pot
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o 8 qt stock pot
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o 5 qt dutch oven
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o 2 qt saucepan
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o 1 qt saucepan
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 Frying pans:
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o 12 inch open
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o 10 inch deep covered
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o 10 inch open
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o 8 inch open
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 Measuring cups and spoons
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 Funnels
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 Mixing bowls (variety)
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 Cooling racks
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 Baking sheets
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 Pie plates
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 Loaf pans
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 Muffins tins
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 Roasting pan (large)
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 Rolling pins
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 Pepper and salt shakers
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 Serving ladles
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 Serving spoons
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 Serving bowls
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 Serving platters
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 Juice jugs
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 Plates
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 Cutlery
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 Glasses
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 Mugs
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 Cutlery dividers
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 First Aid Kit
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 Rubber gloves
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 Pot scrubbers
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 Multipurpose spray
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 Spray-on oven cleaner
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 Baking soda and vinegar
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 Bleach
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 Tea towels
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 Dish clothes
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 Dish detergent
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 Hand soap
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 Garbage bags
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 Paper towels
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 Thermometers – for oven,
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freezer, fridge
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 Oven mitts
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 Apron
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 Hair Nets
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 Hand soap
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 Casserole dishes
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 Containers to bring meals
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home
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 Large plastic/metal storage
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containers to hold flour, sugar,
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oats, etc.
  
 
===List of consumables provided===
 
===List of consumables provided===

Revision as of 15:16, 25 September 2016

Personnel involved

Kitchen Coordinator
Kitchen Users
Consumer
Partners
Sponsors

What equipment and supplies will be in the final kitchen?

Equipment already present

Equipment that needs to be purchased

This is a list of some basic equipment to consider for your kitchen.  Whisks (small and large)  Spatulas  Peeler  Tongs (small and large)  Wooden spoons  Slotted spoons  Pasta fork  Potato masher  Cooking and pastry brushes  Can opener  Graters (cheese, lemon/orange)  Salad spinner  Colander  Sieve  Cutting boards  Knives  Blender  Food processor  Hand mixer  Hot plates  Kettle  Drip coffee maker  Pots: o 10 qt stock pot o 8 qt stock pot o 5 qt dutch oven o 2 qt saucepan o 1 qt saucepan  Frying pans: o 12 inch open o 10 inch deep covered o 10 inch open o 8 inch open  Measuring cups and spoons  Funnels  Mixing bowls (variety)  Cooling racks  Baking sheets  Pie plates  Loaf pans  Muffins tins  Roasting pan (large)  Rolling pins  Pepper and salt shakers  Serving ladles  Serving spoons  Serving bowls  Serving platters  Juice jugs  Plates  Cutlery  Glasses  Mugs  Cutlery dividers  First Aid Kit  Rubber gloves  Pot scrubbers  Multipurpose spray  Spray-on oven cleaner  Baking soda and vinegar  Bleach  Tea towels  Dish clothes  Dish detergent  Hand soap  Garbage bags  Paper towels  Thermometers – for oven, freezer, fridge  Oven mitts  Apron  Hair Nets  Hand soap  Casserole dishes  Containers to bring meals home  Large plastic/metal storage containers to hold flour, sugar, oats, etc.

List of consumables provided

Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)

How to become a kitchen user

Events

for Users

Kitchen Orientation Meetings (monthly)
Food Safety (monthly)
Basics of Baking (as needed)

for Community

Specialty/Ethnic foods
Dinner clubs/theme nights
Guest Lecturers from local restaurants


References

1) Community Kitchen Best Practices Toolkit

This "toolbox" document was prepared by a Canadian organization; the use of the term "community kitchen" has a similar but different definition, but there is a lot of content that could be used in our community kitchen development.