A ladle with a wooden handle protects your hand from the heat of the food you are serving.
To effectively use a ladle for cooking, hold it by the handle and dip it into the pot or pan to scoop up liquids or soups. Pour the contents into bowls or containers gently to avoid spills. Use the ladle to portion out servings or transfer liquids without making a mess. Clean the ladle after each use for hygiene.
A wooden ladle can be used for serving soup, stew, gravy, sauce or an alcoholic punch, indeed anything that is liquid or semi liquid.
To use a cooking ladle effectively in the kitchen, hold it at a slight angle to easily scoop and pour liquids or solids. Use a gentle, steady motion to transfer food without spilling. Choose the right size ladle for the job to ensure accurate portioning. Clean the ladle thoroughly after each use to maintain hygiene.
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The buffet had a large ladle in each container of soup. The cook bent over to ladle more beans from the cooking pot.
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Some kind of implement used in cooking, a spoon, a ladle , a spatula .
A wooden spoon used in handling newly made butter
In the U.S.A. it is possible to buy a starter set of cooking utensils at discount stores for around one dollar each. A basic set should include: a spatula, a slotted spoon, a mixing spoon, a wooden spoon on a long handle, a ladle and a whisk.
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You're better off tossing all your wooden spoons. Originally maple was used to made wooden spoons, as it's pretty much the only antimicrobial wood there is, nonreactive and sturdy, and wouldn't scratch bowls or pans. Good butcher blocks are made of solid maple. But wooden spoons now are made of questionable woods and imported from China. You're better off with silicone utensils, which are totally inert, non-reactive, don't burn or conduct heat, don't absorb odors and won't scratch your good bowls and pans. They also don't collect germs or odors like wood does.