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Nine Christmas gift ideas for the serious cook

The home chef will be chuffed with one of these top picks.
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When it comes to cookware and kitchen utensils, no one is more passionate about their curation of gizmos than the home chef.

But if you’re someone who doesn’t know their griddles from their skillets, knowing what to gift the serious cook with something that will live a life beyond the walls of the third drawer can be daunting.

Never you matter, as we’ve curated an edit of gifts for the serious home cook. Read on for our top picks from designer pinch dishes to Italian scales that will look schmick on any counter.

Nine gift ideas for the serious cook

Tom Dixon stone grinder, $266 at FARFETCH

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Kip & Co Pomodori linen apron, $69 at THE ICONIC

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Helle Mardahl Candy set of two pinch dishes, $523.50 at NET-A-PORTER

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Onyx French oven grill duo 3.5L, $329 at Stanley Rogers

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Portland oven mitt set, $59 at Gorman

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Le Creuset Signature skillet 20cm in Volcanic, $250 at Myer

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Bugatti Italy Uma white scale, $395 at Myer

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Baccarat Damashiro Emperor Mokuzai 7pc knife block, $279.99 (usually $1149.99) at House

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Weber Genesis SE-SPX-435 Smart Gas Barbecue

Weber Genesis SE-SPX-435 Smart Gas Barbecue, $3099 at WEBER

The all new Weber Genesis range, also available in stainless steel. Featuring Weber Connect smart technology, so every meal you cook will turn out perfectly every single time.

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Author Jessica G. Lynch Shopping Content Producer

Writer and journalist Jessica G. Lynch is a senior shopping content producer across the Are Media digital titles, namely Gourmet Traveller and Better Homes and Gardens. She’s also studying her Master of Arts in Creative Writing and had work featured in Homes to Love, ELLE, Who, Now To Love, Body + Soul, Kidspot, FBi Radio and The Australian. After completing her Bachelor of Media (Screen Practice and Production) at Macquarie University and the University of Bologna, Jess shares her expertise on all things travel, homes, food, culture and lifestyle – anything to stoke the la dolce vita spirit. She’s a regular at coffee haunts in Sydney’s inner west, usually working on a screenplay or entering a research spiral of destinations near and abroad.

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