Knives. Every cook needs at least one good knife. A hand-forged steel knife is the best investment one can make. Mine is from Germany, a Wusthof Trident Classic. While they are expensive, they are worth every penny. They make cutting through even the toughest meat a breeze. Chopping an onion takes only a minute, and they easy to sharpen and clean. If you can get only one, choose a chef's knife. It is versatile enough to handle all Dad's cutting needs, from the largest roast to the smallest vegetable. Here is a web site where you can get them at discount prices. http://chefs-store.com/chef/Trident/
Torches. What chef can't use a Butane Torch? Nothing is better for caramelizing the sugar on a Creme Brulee. Combining pyrotechnics with gourmet cooking, a butane torch is the perfect gift for the cooking Dad. http://chefs-store.com/chef/Messermeiste...
Barbecue Tools. All Dads need a new set of tongs and an apron to show off his barbecuing prowess. Or, perhaps he would like some some specialized rubs, or a meat thermometer? Check out http://barbecue-store.com/. Here you will find everything your barbecuer will need, and then some.
Cookbooks. The cooking enthusiast can never have too many cookbooks. Providing inspiration and ideas, a cookbook is the perfect gift. Check out the selection at http://www.amazon.com.
Classes: Even the most experienced cook enjoys boning up on his skills and learning something new from time to time. Why not sign Dad up for a class at homechef? He will be in the company of other home cooks, and you will the one to reap the benefits of his new knowledge and recipes. Read more about it here: http://www.homechef.com/.
However you choose to honor the father in your family, remember that you will be creating memories for him just as he has created so many for you. A special tool to enhance one of his favorite activities - cooking - might be just the thing to bring a smile to his face.
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