A baker's dozen of Christmas gifts that sizzle, smoke and even strip kale - gas grills

Humans have been cooking for a long time, probably after the discovery of fire.
However, manufacturers try to introduce new gadgets and food every year, promising to make cooking easier, tastier and better looking . . . . . . Or copy those first cooking fires more closely.
Here's a baker giving you dozens of the best chefs on your Christmas list this season.
Fans of gourmet pizza will be excited about the new Uuni 2 portable outdoor woodfired oven.
This powerful stainless steel oven is small enough to sit on a picnic table and use wood pellets from 0 to 840 F (450 C) in 10 minutes)crusted 10-inch (25-
Pizza is available in two minutes.
This is a hot new way to bring a little bit of Naples in the cold Canadian winter. $399 at C. A.
1314 Bank Street, Paradise
This is probably the gadget of 2015.
C. president Candice Suttcliffe said: "We have received two orders and they have been selling . "A.
Paradise: a paradise for chefs.
No wonder: Food
Grade Silicone remakes the old idea of Jiffy Pop into a BBQ bowl and measures the core and flaps that dramatically unfold when popcorn pops up
Up to 10 cups (2 cups ).
5 liters in two minutes ).
That's also a bowl for serving! About $30 at C. A.
1314 Bank Street, Paradise
And Ma Cuisine, 269 Dalhousie St.
What better gift to put in the chef's warehouse on Christmas morning? This new silicone timer from Kikkerland will reassure Turkey minder and add some fun to cooking a Christmas dinner note the turkey leg pops up and then it's time to come down.
In the kitchen at 442 Hazeldean Road, Grace is about $18.
At 269 Dalhousie Street, Canata, or horse food.
In the ByWard Market.
Bert Plomer, owner of Kanata's elegant kitchen, said it was one of the hottest kitchen gifts of the season.
This simple device can be selected according to your angle and supports ipad and other tablets, making it easy for you to follow online recipes in your kitchen.
When you scroll past things with the accompanying stylus, those greasy fingerprints.
In the kitchen at 442 Hazeldean Road, Grace is priced at $30.
These gorgeous cutting boards are hand-made by Uncle James Tao of butcher Andrew mukeston
Owner of New Edinburgh new Muckleston & Brockwell butcher's shop.
They are made from recycled maple and elm trees from Ontario barn.
"They are called square nail designs because some of the wood is too old and has square nails inside," says Muckleston . ".
Warm wooden board protected with marijuana-
Seed Oil will look great under bread and cheese.
$45 to $75 in Muckleston & Brockwell, 127 Beechwood Ave.
Weber's colorful new portable BBQ is available in electric and gas versions, and even the apartment owners have access to the barbecue game.
The Q101 gas grill and the Q1400 electric grill are small enough to be brought to apicnic, but powerful enough to roast steak under 600 F (315 C.
They can sit on the table or you can add a foldable stand.
At Muckleston & Brockwell: a fine slaughtering plant, 300 Beechwood Ave, $380 for the gasoline version, $100 for the electric and $127 for the stands.
NBC's Today show called it "a show to change the rules of the breakfast game," as it was discovered at the Chicago spring International Housewares Show. This designed-in-
The Seattle knife is funded through the Kickstarter event, which uses a copper alloy tube to transfer heat from your hand to the blade of the knife, allowing you to even spread the rock
Hard butter is easy without batteries, electricity or hot water.
Ma Cuisine $25,269 Dalhousie St.
Enrich your favorite life with these gift bags in the salt or pepper version of Canata salty tang.
Don Henderson put together three of his best-selling little pots.
The Salt Sampler includes garlic, smoked salt, fireworks and Tuscan smoke.
The pepper mix includes lemon pepper, smoked garlic pepper, and steak spices. Three $15.
Pack up at the Ottawa farmers market Christmas market (Saturday, December.
Sunday, December.
Saturday, December.
19. Sunday, December. 20);
Grace, kitchen, 442 Hazeldean Road;
Or Ma cuisine, 269 Dalhousie St.
With the kale boom showing little sign of abating, chefs across the country are spending a lot of time cutting the leaf from the stem.
Get into this handy gadget, peeling from Chef'n, called shredded cabbage and vegetables.
Through the proper kale stem
The hole in diameter, leaves the tender leaves, separated from the tough stem.
A row of smaller holes can also Peel herbs from the stem. $11.
274 Richmond Road, 99 kirhinaria
Professional chefs tend to avoid most gadgets, but they respect a very good knife.
For serious chefs on your list, 8-
The essence of Kramer is theft.
"It is comparable to the Japanese --
We haven't been able to buy a MAC knife for three years, "said C. A.
Paradise Hotel satcliffe.
"Bob Kramer is one of only about 100 knife-makers in the world and the only one who specializes in kitchen tableware. ” While hand-
Cooperation between Wrought and German J. knives can reach $6,000 or moreA.
For home chefs and sales this season, Henckels is within reach.
C $150 (but often $250)A.
1314 Bank Street, ParadiseHome-
Baked Christmas cookies, spiced nuts or jam jars are the most thoughtful and delicious holiday gifts.
But sometimes they don't look as good as they taste.
These small bags from Toronto Abbott gifts, made of Indian cotton, make your gift very decent. $4.
274 Richmond Road, 99 each.
Why does it take so long for someone to find that traditional ice cubes are not suitable for the neck of most water bottles, but these new "Popsicles" from OXO are suitable.
Even better, there is a silicone cover on the tray to seal the tray, so even if you tilt the tray when you put it in the refrigerator, it will not overflow. $14.
274 Richmond Road, 99 kirhinaria
As the festive party heats up, it's easy to forget who's glass is.
Conquer the chaos with these brightly colored felt markers, reindeer or snowflake shapes and various seasonal shades.
They would make great hostess gifts tied to the neck of a bottle of wine. $2.
Buy a box of more than a dozen at 274 Richmond Road.