Cooking utensil

A cooking utensil is an item specifically designed to work with the cooking system. It includes pots, bowls, and pie presses. They also include the recipe card used in cooking. Recipe card This card contains the recipe required for cooking. Analyze You analyze your wood recipe card and sense that the creator has provided the following information: This item has a cooking recipe written on it. READ it to see the recipe. You get no sense of whether or not the card may be further lightened. Usage Verb First Third READ This section has not been added yet; please add to it now! This section has not been added yet; please add to it now! Pot Usage Verb Style First Second (Only if applicable) Third Verb Style This section has not been added yet; please add to it now! This section has not been added yet; please add to it now! This section has not been added yet; please add to it now! Bowl Allows the cook to mix and knead items used in cooking. Can be done with or without a tool such as a spoon or spatula. Usage Verb Style First Third CLEAN With great attention to detail, you wipe down the copper mixing bowl, leaving it spotlessly clean. This section has not been added yet; please add to it now! PUSH No tool Lacking a proper utensil, you opt to just shove your hand into the ingredients in a tooled copper mixing bowl. You work them by repeatedly clenching your fist and pushing with the heel of your palm. At first, the mixture merely squishes between your fingers, but it eventually blends into a ball of pie dough. Roundtime: 15 sec. This section has not been added yet; please add to it now! PUT Ingredient in You measure out a bit of salt and sprinkle it into a tooled copper mixing bowl. This section has not been added yet; please add to it now! Pie Press Allows the cook to make a pie or cobbler crust. Requires a stove to bake. Usage Verb Style First Third CLEAN You fastidiously clean out a cast iron pie press, wiping away any remaining filling goop and scraping off remnants of baked-on crust. This section has not been added yet; please add to it now! CLOSE You lower the lid on a cast iron pie press, securely closing it. This section has not been added yet; please add to it now! GET This section has not been added yet; please add to it now! This section has not been added yet; please add to it now! OPEN Too early You open the iron pie press to reveal an unrecognizable mess inside! This section has not been added yet; please add to it now! PUT Dough in press After flattening out the pie dough between your palms, you lay it inside the iron pie press. You mold it into shape by pressing it into the pie tin, leaving the excess to hang over the edge. This section has not been added yet; please add to it now!