Can your learners identify a rotary grater? Or a mandoline? How about a spider?

The infographic by Brooklyn-based Pop Chart Lab, organises a range of cooking utensils into a single, digestible flow chart.

The Tools are...

• arranged by function;
• broken up into sub-categories...
  • slicers;
  • presses;
  • spoons; etc.

CookDinner...

• can help visitors learn how to make delicious food and try their hand at cooking.
• is a free to use recipe website.
  

Visitors...

• do not need to create an account but, as expected form similar websites, registering provides additional features.
• get a recipe view in which thumbnails of dishes are displayed.
  
• can click on any image to highlight it and its time duration will be displayed.
• can view the recipe’s details like...
  • ingredients and
    
  • preparation method. Along with
    ...

Visitors to CookThing can...

• enter what they want to cook,
  CookThing sends back the most common ingredients in that dish.
• select the ingredients they want to use,
  CookThing will return the recipes for what they want to cook with the ingredients they want to use