Best Thanksgiving Kitchen Gadgets: Tools for Cooking the Turkey & the Rest of the Meal Like a Pro



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Looking for the best Thanksgiving kitchen gadgets? Lisa McManus, the Gadget Guru, shows the test kitchen’s favorite Thanksgiving tools, including roasting tools and turkey cooking supplies. They’ve impressed us during equipment testing and proved their worth through the years. These Thanksgiving cooking gadgets are built to last, serving you well year after year.

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Links to buy equipment:

Calphalon Contemporary Stainless Steel Roasting Pan and Rack

Splash-Proof Super-Fast Thermapen

Trudeau Gravy Separator with Integrated Strainer

Dexter-Russell 6″ Dough Cutter/Scraper—Sani-Safe Series

Kuhn Rikon Original Swiss Peeler

RSVP International Potato Ricer

Cuisipro Stainless Steel Measuring Spoons Set

HIC Porcelain Lasagna Baking Dish

Pyrex Bakeware 9 Inch Pie Plate

OXO Steel Pie Server

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22 Comments

  1. > "You don't need to spend a tonne of money"

    > Recommends over $300 of equipment

    I'm certain that the $100 roasting tray and $100 thermometer are great to have, but they're absolutely luxuries. You can get perfectly functional alternatives for a fifth of that price. I've seen your thermometer testing methods, and you put waaaay too much stock in fancy features when all a thermometer needs is to be able to accurately and quickly measure temperature.

  2. That dough cutter / scraper is useless to me. Instead of dicing with a chef's knife and then switching to a scraper to put the bits in the pan, I use a cleaver, which does both jobs. I picked up the habit of using a cleaver as my main knife while living in China. It cuts straighter and easier than a long, thin chef's knife.

  3. for everyone saying that the thermopen is way too much and that you can get a cheap one on Amazon is missing the point of what ATK does. they test all over the cheap ones and expensive ones. there is a reason the $100 one is the best. I do own one and it is awesome, I use it for everything from smoking, baking, cooking, chocolate and candy making. you get what you pay for, they are cheap for a reason. let ATK spend the money testing instead of me doing it, Lisa just tell me what to buy, it's easier!

  4. $100 may seem like a lot of money for a thermometer but if you do quite a bit of cooking, its worth its weight in gold. how many times have you over cooked a nice piece of steak, a fast and accurate thermometer takes all the guess work out.

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