BASIC KITCHEN TOOLS A BAKER MUST HAVE | kitchen tools and gadgets for baking| essential baking tools

In today's video, I am sharing my list of basic tools and equipment that you need to whip up the dessert of your dreams. You will get most of these tools online or from brands like KitchenAid, Homecentre, CCDS or even Miniso!

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[aninditabhattacharya]

1. Measuring cups
2. Meausring spoons
3. Weighing scale
4. Stand mixer
5. Silicon spatula
6. Mixing bowls
7. Offset spatula
8. Pastry brush
9. Parchment paper
10. Paper cupcake liners
11. Silicon mat
12. Baking pans and tins

I have 11 of these (and a hand mixer instead of a stand mixer)

[soumitribandyopadyay]

I don't have measuring cups or a weight scale . I just take a tea cup and a normal spoon yet have perfect measurements. I have a square almuniam cake mould and a glass circle shaped cake mould yet I don't have any problems in baking. I don't have a icing spatula but have a flat knife which help me decorate. I don't have a electric whisk I just use my blender or normal whisk to whip. I don't need parchment paper because I dust the pan with flour after applying oil, it just works like a parchment paper. I don't even have cupcake moulds, I do them with normal round shape small bowls . I have the rest of the things you told and I think they are really important for baking.

[lathamenon]

When my interest in baking started I slowly collected all these tools and now they are part of my life and don’t let anyone meddle with them. The one I don’t hv is a stand mixer which im expecting as my next birthday gift. 😁

[priyabhimjiani]

You are amazing. Not only are your videos informative and making a wonderful activity accessible to people, but also, you are dismantling toxic masculinity

[rakshittiwari]

Hello sir,
Thanks for the tips. Actually I am BTech student and love cooking and baking.
These videos are really helping me to follow my passion correctly ❤️

[perweentrivedi]

This was truly helpful Shivesh. I don't think anyone is so kind to do such a video of the basics. I am new to baking and have been following a lot of your videos. Must say you have a very pleasant smile

[harshaskitchen]

🤣 I don't have at least a few of them, , , , But love baking 😁😁😁

[vaishalipotadar]

Pls can you make a video on how to use OTG. How we can achieve good browning on the top of cake.
Also share tips on how to cool the cake. How fast to remove it from the baking pan etc.

[neshi]

Very informative video Sivesh, my request would be that you make a video describing which mode in an OTG to use while baking different stuff like breads, cakes, cookies. Also videos showing the kind of things which can go wrong while baking like what happens when you overmix a cake or add too much of baking soda or the batter is of wrong consistency. Thanks in advance looking forward to more and more videos from you.

[AhonaMe]

Thank you SO much for this! You've taken into consideration so many things and not just listed all things fancy! Thanks for being so thoughtful and many thanks for this super useful video. :)

[RainbowPlantLife]

I love a good balloon whisk :) Great video, Shivesh! Love your baking tips!

[nehamore]

Hi Shivesh, finally have ordered most of these equipments, looking forward for the Baking adventure 😊

[chaitragovindaraju]

Really informative! I'm going to share this with all my friends so that they know what to gift me :D

[annetheangel]

I love how you give all minute tips and tricks which most tutorials don't ❤️

[palaksaxena]

Good. Now do a video on how you stay fit even after eating so many desserts. Janta wants to know😤

[debsisaacs]

Hi I'd love to hear about how to separate layers of a cake exactly, and with which knife do you recommend to buy for that. thanks I like watching you :)

[UHH]

Hello Shivesh,

I have recently started to pursue my interests in baking. So far, I have baked tea cakes in deep pan (kadai), and they have turned out to be fine. I want to experience more and diversify my baking interests. My questions are :

1- Should I be buying an otg or keep on continuing the experience in kadhai only? Does having an otg makes experimenting more diversified and easier?

2- If the answer is a 'yes',
kindly suggest which brand should I chose ( I am a beginner and goin to bake for family only)?

3- Also suggest a good brand for hand mixer :)

Thanks in advance :)

[greenaquapolkadots]

cookie sheets, 9 x 13, piping bags etc, cookie cutters, more than 1 9" round, pie pan, rolling pin, kitchen timer, cooling racks..

[jogendraprasad]

Hi Shivesh! I love how creative you are and how good your recipes are. I am a member of your 288k family and I have almost liked all your videos. I request you to make a video on 'basic ingredients that a baker should have' . Please it's my hearty request ☺️☺️

[sanchibhatia]

Thankyou Shivesh !! This was much needed 😍😍❤️❤️