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Cooks

From Page 27 $20 to $400, depending on the bells and whistles you choose. It helps to know your recipient's preferences before splurging on one of these — a $400 ice cream maker destined to collect dust on a shelf is not a smart buy. Options include a Belgian waffle maker, hand mixer, blender, juicer, ice cream machine, bread baking machine, electric deep fryer, hand blender (immersion blender), hot-air com popper and pasta machine.

Avid bakers always enjoy new pans and gadgets: springform pan, French bread baking pan, natural terra-cotja onion roa: ter, four-quart Romertopf clay baker, p zza stones, nonstick Bundt pan, Ateco pastry decorating set, an Atlas cookie press, Pyrex measuring cups, stoneware loaf pan, and individual ramekins. Prices start as low as $5 for ramekins to $40 for high-quality baking pans.

If you're in charge of stocking stuffers for a chef, you're in luck. For $2 to $15, you can put together a fine selection: mushroom brush, egg timer, honey dipper, grapefruit knife, oyster knife, Italian cheese planer, large pizza rolling slicer, shrimp deveiner, swivel peeler, citrus zester, melon bailer and a garlic press.

Cooking Resources

Consider £ gift subscription to one of many magazines dedicated to home cooking, including Gourmet, Bon Appetit, Food & Wine, Eating Well, Cooking Light and Vegetarian Times. Stop by your local book

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