For the avid (or amateur) home cook, these are the gifts that keep on giving.
The PC8-Precision Stovetop Pressure Cooker by All-Clad has four programmable settings (including ones for grains and seafood), a pot for searing, and a smart timer on the interlocking lid — all of which help put dinner on the table posthaste. Under pressure? This cooks a four-pound chicken in less than 25 minutes.
$360, bloomingdales.com
Fry Pans by Scanpan are broiler-proof up to 500°F, coming in classic 8′′ and 101⁄4′′.
From $85, bloomingdales.com
There’s an app for monitoring your meal from anywhere, thanks to the Wi-Fi Smart Thermometer.
$200, williams-sonoma.com
The Chopper ins’t just easy to use — it also makes for an easy cleanup once you’re done cutting up those nuts and veggies.
$20, oxo.com
No need to fuss with a long marinade when Vacu Vin’s Instant Marinator’s vacuum pump gives the same effect in minutes.
$40 for 21⁄2 quarts, surlatable.com
The Garlic Prep ‘n Store will definitely help prepare your favorite chef for any dish that requires garlic.
$20, casabella.com
Amco’s Adjustable Dial-a-Slice Apple Slicer can slice an apple in two different widths, depending on the chef’s preference.
$20, surlatable.com
The Super Aerator by Rabbit ensures a glass of wine is perfectly aerated upon sipping (for the optimal wine drinking experience, of course).
$15, metrokane.com
Integrated blades mean no loose parts to handle in this PL8 Professional Mandoline by Progressive International.
$60, bedbathandbeyond.com
Yes, it is possible to enjoy a morning cup of coffee even more — with a mug this cheery and bright, of course.
$14, anthropologie.com
Show off your home state pride with a fun-shaped porcelain plate. You can outfit your table with a lot of Californias or invest in the entire country. When assembled, it spreads out to 7 x 4 feet.
$80-86 a piece, corbecompany.com
Most ovens come with a kitchen timer, but this one will defintely make your mom smile.
$14.99, wayfair.com
Subtle pops of color appear on the very bottom of these old fashioned glasses.
$14.95 for four, amazon.com
Just in case your loved one forgot the importance of a good meal, this lovely print is ready to remind them.
$5, etsy.com
Machine washable, this is tea towel looks more like a piece of décor instead of a cleaning tool.
$20, anthropologie.com
Made complete with integrated pour spouts, this KitchenAid mixing bowl set will brighten any kitchen.
$44.99, kohls.com
For those who enjoy a cozy afternoon lunch from the comfort of their bed (or couch), this tray will surely come in handy.
$30, amazon.com
It’s important to remember an oven mitt, and equally important that said oven mitt is as stylish as the person using it.
$15, katespade.com
$20, leifshop.com
This plate set is especially perfect for a spring or summer tablescape.
$45 for six, nordstrom.com
Espresso lovers will rejoice with their new set of neatly stackable cups and saucers.
$19.95, pier1.com
22. Teapot
A red-and-white polka dotted teapot is ideal for those who like a little bit of retro while sipping on their favorite cup of tea.
$30.95, amazon.com
Whether your baker specializes in cupcakes or doughnuts, crumb cakes or tarts — this pedestal will be put to good use whenever they whip up a batch.
$19.99-$29.99,worldmarket.com
Shakers are essential to any kitchen, so they might as well be cute.
$17.95, wayfair.com
These coasters are glass glazed, showing off the vibrant stoneware they’re created from.
$32, uncommongoods.com
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