These stainless steel tweezers are perfect for outdoor grilling, with long handles and sturdy, serrated pincers that can handle your meatiest steaks and chops. Yet the pointed tips are more precise than unwieldy spring-loaded tongs to reach between grill grates or even spear food when convenient. Whereas some kitchen tweezers will “scissor” when lifting foods, Professional Secrets designed this tool to be slightly wider than some so it won't bend or collapse during use; those with larger hands will find it very comfortable to use.  NOTE: Canvas case shown is NOT included with the tweezers.

Made from one smooth piece of brushed stainless steel, this turning spatula has a thin edge and offset handle designed for sliding under and flipping foods. The slim, compact shape makes it especially nimble and easy to maneuver, but the handle feels sturdy in the hand. And while some spatulas bend too easily under pressure, this model is especially rigid, so it's ideal for pressing and smashing foods. As opposed to spatulas that bend under the slightest pressure and only apply force near the handle end, Professional Secrets' Chef's Spatula distributes pressure evenly along the length of the blade for hash browns, hamburgers or grilled sandwiches. Like any stainless steel utensil, it should only be used on durable surfaces; this one is designed especially for steel pans, with rounded outer edges that help prevent damage to your pan's seasoning or patina.

In restaurant kitchens, the mise en place is a chef's work station, where all of the ingredients are laid out before cooking; Professional Secrets' stainless steel set recreates this efficient setup at home. The four containers stack compactly for fridge storage, so you can prepare and store ingredients in advance. We like how the silicone lids not only provide an airtight seal but also create a nonslip surface for stacking. Along with the containers, the set includes a brushed stainless steel tray so you can keep ingredients together and transport them all at once—no more going back and forth or fumbling with bowls. And of course, they're great for storing leftovers!

Traditionally used to cut vegetables, the Nakiri has a straight blade that makes full contact with surfaces for smooth, fluid cutting motions. The knife's thin construction creates clean cuts and won't tear or damage delicate foods. We also love the authentic magnolia wood handles, made in the Japanese wa style with resin collars; the rounded handles come to a subtle point on their undersides, nestling in the hand for a more secure grip, even when the knife is wet.

Remarkably sharp and lightweight, the Shirogami Nakiri is made from a very pure, high-carbon steel renowned for its ability to take a fine razor edge and maintain its sharpness—Tojiro's knife is an amazing bargain for such a high-grade steel. Over time, the blade will also change color as it develops a patina, a protective layer against rust. It is reactive to moisture and acid, so we recommend cleaning immediately after use, especially when chopping foods like tomatoes or onions.

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I designed this Japanese-style vegetable knife, or nakiri, with Henckels International. Its cutting edge measures 6.5 inches and is 2 inches high, half the height of a Chinese cleaver; the deeper blade makes it easier to rest the flat side of the blade against the knuckles while slicing, for comfort and safety. The high-carbon stainless steel blade is well balanced; its edges are expertly honed and require little maintenance other than the occasional sharpening; and the smooth polymer handle is triple-riveted. This knife will make cooking fun again, since the food prep will be quicker, safer and easier. I could not recommend a knife more highly, especially at this amazing price. The knife is constructed out of German stainless steel with a forged one-piece design and triple-rivets in the handle. — Christopher Kimball

Also known as a fish spatula, Lamson's slotted offset spatula is an indispensable and endlessly useful kitchen tool for sautéing, stir frying, grilling and more. The long, flexible paddle is lightweight and easy to manipulate, yet it's sturdy enough to lift half-pound burgers and whole grilled cheese sandwiches. On the other hand, the sharp, angled edge and ultrathin design will easily slide underneath delicate foods like eggs, pancakes or its namesake fish fillets. The hardened and tempered high-carbon stainless steel—the same stuff Lamson makes its knives from—gives it a terrific springiness. We worked with Lamson to produce this exclusive version of the Slotted Turner, with a durable polymer handle in our favorite Milk Street high-visibility orange. The pop of color makes it easy to find in the messiest utensil drawer or beneath all the dishes in an overstuffed sink.

Historic French company's Choc Intense line of nonstick pans use the latest generation of nonstick coating—designed to have a 50% longer lifetime than other models—so they release food easily and are a breeze to clean with a soft sponge. These Round Frypans also feature robust forged aluminum walls and induction-friendly stainless steel bottoms, so they are fast-heating and provide even heat distribution when sautéing and searing. The attractive matte black pans are weighty but not cumbersome, with sturdy triple-riveted stainless steel handles. De Buyer even includes a cloth bag with each pan to protect the nonstick surfaces during storage, so you can stack Choc Intense cookware without worrying about scratching the material.

• Dimensions: 8, 9.5, 11, or 12.5-inch diameters available
• Materials: Nonstick: Ultra-resistant and reinforced inner and outer black coating, guaranteed PFOA- and particles-free | Walls: 4-millimeter forged aluminum | Bottom: Induction-friendly AISI 430 ferritic stainless steel | Handle: Stainless steel
• Use: Suitable for all heat sources including induction. Oven-safe for 10 minutes at 445°F maximum. Do not use metal objects on cookware. Do not heat when empty or overheat. Avoid temperature shocks.
• Care: Hand-wash only, with a non-abrasive sponge.
• Place of Origin: France

Historic French company's Choc Intense line of nonstick pans use the latest generation of nonstick coating—designed to have a 50% longer lifetime than other models—so they release food easily and are a breeze to clean with a soft sponge. This Crepe Pan has shallow sides and a wide surface area that make it easy to slip a spatula under large, flat foods—not only crepes but also sandwiches, quesadillas and pancakes. We also like it for caramelizing onions, especially since the low sides prevent steam from gathering. Plus, the robust forged aluminum walls and induction-friendly stainless steel bottoms are fast-heating and provide even heat distribution, while the sturdy triple-riveted stainless steel handles and matte black finish look neat and attractive. De Buyer even includes a cloth bag with each pan to protect the nonstick surfaces during storage, so you can stack Choc Intense cookware without worrying about scratching the material.

• Dimensions: 10.25 or 12 inches available
• Materials: Nonstick: Ultra-resistant and reinforced inner and outer black coating, guaranteed PFOA- and particles-free | Walls: 4-millimeter forged aluminum | Bottom: Induction-friendly AISI 430 ferritic stainless steel | Handle: Stainless steel
• Use: Suitable for all heat sources including induction. Oven-safe for 10 minutes at 445°F maximum. Do not use metal objects on cookware. Do not heat when empty or overheat. Avoid temperature shocks.
• Care: Hand-wash only, with a non-abrasive sponge.
• Place of Origin: France

While most Mineral B handles are epoxy-coated and not oven-safe, the handles on this 12-inch carbon-steel pan are made solely with oven-safe stainless steel for recipes that finish in the oven. It’s ideal for any braised dish, even roasts. We love the big surface area, which can handle a boatload of chicken parts or enough food for a party—it’s even great for paella! As opposed to one long handle, the ear-style handles are easier for carrying and fitting inside ovens and grills. Each Mineral B pan has an all-natural beeswax coating that protects against rust and provides a foundation for seasoning. Over time, your pan will transform from its original gray to mottled blues and oranges before developing a lustrous, fully blackened patina. As the seasoning builds, the surface also becomes smoother and more nonstick.

This carbon-steel pan from iconic French company de Buyer has rounded sides that are just the right shape for turning or rolling French-style omelets, then gently sliding them out of the pan when done. And it is by no means limited to omelets: The round sides that help with rolling an omelet are also nice for sautéing and flipping any food. Each Mineral B pan has an all-natural beeswax coating that protects against rust and provides a foundation for seasoning. Over time, your pan will transform from its original gray to mottled blues and oranges before developing a lustrous, fully blackened patina. As the seasoning builds, the surface also becomes smoother and more nonstick.

Before you use your de Buyer carbon-steel pan for the first time, clean it with very hot water and rub down the entire surface to remove excess beeswax. Heat oil in your carbon-steel dish on the stovetop—enough to cover the bottom—until it starts to smoke, then discard the oil and rub the cookware down with paper towels. Before the cookware develops a fully blackened patina, we recommend adding a little more oil or butter to start, and ensure the pan is fully preheated and evenly coated in fat before adding ingredients.

In case of stubborn, stuck-on bits of food, scrub the pan with kosher salt moistened with oil, which will simultaneously season the pan. We also recommend wiping a thin coat of neutral oil across the pan’s surface for storage (with use and time as the patina improves, this will become unnecessary).

• Net Weight: 2.9 pounds
• Dimensions: Diameter: 9 inches, Depth: 1.5 inches
• Use: Suitable for oven cooking for 10 minutes at 400°F; compatible with all cooktops, including induction
• Care: Hand-wash only
• Place of Origin: France

French company de Buyer's compact stainless steel bain marie is a double boiler with a convenient built-in water chamber for gently heating foods. Simply fill the water chamber through an opening in the handle, and when heated the bain marie applies gentle, indirect heat to foods. It's ideal for melting chocolate, heating sauces or making custard. We like its pressure valve and heat-resistant silicone handle, which make for safe and easy handling. Plus, de Buyer has measuring marks for the pot's internal volume (in quarts) and a clear window in the handle that allows you to keep an eye on the water level of your double boiler.

Historic French company's Choc Intense line of nonstick pans use the latest generation of nonstick coating—designed to have a 50% longer lifetime than other models—so they release food easily and are a breeze to clean with a soft sponge. This deeper-bowled Rounded Sauté Pan also features robust forged aluminum walls and an induction-friendly stainless steel bottom for even heat distribution. It's especially useful for recipes that require gentle, steady heat to avoid scorching and benefit from the easy cleanup of nonstick, like making a custard or slowly cooking a sugary syrup. We also love it for cooking soft-scrambled eggs over low heat, as the high sides and smaller base keeps eggs together so they cook slower and more steadily. The attractive matte black pans are weighty but not cumbersome, with sturdy triple-riveted stainless steel handles. De Buyer even includes a cloth bag with each pan to protect the nonstick surfaces during storage, so you can stack Choc Intense cookware without worrying about scratching the material.

• Dimensions: Medium: 9.5 inches with 2.75-inch wall, Large: 11 inches with 3-inch wall
• Materials: Nonstick: Ultra-resistant and reinforced inner and outer black coating, guaranteed PFOA- and particles-free | Walls: 4-millimeter forged aluminum | Bottom: Induction-friendly AISI 430 ferritic stainless steel | Handle: Stainless steel
• Use: Suitable for all heat sources including induction. Oven-safe for 10 minutes at 445°F maximum. Do not use metal objects on cookware. Do not heat when empty or overheat. Avoid temperature shocks.
• Care: Hand-wash only, with a non-abrasive sponge.
• Place of Origin: France

This stunning bowl from French company de Buyer is as beautiful as it is functional, made of 100% solid copper. This style of half-round mixing bowl is the classic tool used by bakers to whip egg whites into stiff peaks to incorporate into desserts and beyond, as the shape adds extra air the the mixture and the copper keeps the peaks glossy and supple through its ability to promote a certain type of bond between the egg proteins. A side handle adds stability, while the open-rolled edge makes for easy cleaning.

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French company de Buyer's heavy-duty, all-purpose Mineral B Bois pans heat quickly and develop nonstick properties just like cast iron, but they're lighter in weight. There's no better cookware for searing, browning or sautéing: These smartly designed pans have a classic Lyonnaise profile, with sloped sides that are slightly taller than most skillets and especially useful for the quick motions required when tossing or flipping food. De Buyer applies an all-natural beeswax coating to each pan, which not only protects against rust but also provides a foundation for seasoning. The more you use your Mineral B Bois Carbon-Steel Fry Pan, the quicker it transforms from its original gray to mottled blues and oranges before developing a lustrous, fully blackened patina. As the seasoning builds, both through normal care and frequent cooking, the surface also becomes smoother and more nonstick.

Before you use your de Buyer carbon-steel cookware for the first time, clean it with very hot water and rub down the entire surface to remove any excess beeswax; the minute amount that remains will help create a protective layer when you season your pan. Heat oil in your carbon-steel pan—enough to cover the bottom—until it starts to smoke, then discard the oil and rub the cookware down with paper towels. Repeat several times (about 5 or 6) until pan is evenly burnished.

Be careful not to use more than a whisper of soap to wash carbon steel, if any, and dry well. Leaving cookware undried or soaking in a sink will break down your hard-earned patina and potentially lead to rust. In case of stubborn, stuck-on bits of food, scrub the pan with kosher salt moistened with oil, which will simultaneously season the pan. We also recommend wiping a thin coat of neutral oil across the pan’s surface for storage (with use and time, as the patina improves, this will become unnecessary).

• Diameter: 6 inches, 8 inches, 9.5 inches, or 12.5 inches
• Materials: Carbon steel, beechwood
• Use: Suitable for all cooktops, including induction. Suitable for flash heating in the oven— no more than 10 minutes at a temp of 390F or less. This is in part due to the wood, but also to the epoxy coating on the handle.
• Care: Hand-wash only. Deglaze, rinse with warm water, dry and oil lightly. Store in a dry place.