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You waited until the last minute to buy your holiday gifts, but that doesn't mean you're a cold-hearted Grinch with little regard for the feelings of your loved ones. It doesn't mean you're a fundamentally disorganized person. It doesn't mean you ruined Christmas. So stop panicking. Get it together and add these last-minute kitchen gifts to your cart. Everything will be just fine.
(Psst: looking for smaller, more stocking-friendly gifts? Check here.)
Mini coquettes they'd never buy themselves
A boxed set of Ottolenghi hits
Unless you’ve been living under a very large cast iron skillet these past few years, you know that Yotam Ottolenghi’s cookbooks are the sort of thing that will make you look like dinner party royalty, even when you identify as more of a couch potato. Now, two of them, Plenty More and Ottolenghi Simple are boxed together in a beautiful, limited-edition set.
The key to homemade kimchi in 2020
A fancy citrus juicer
For serious fans of lemonade or margaritas (or both!), this is a must-have for your kitchen counter. It makes juicing citrus a breeze, thanks to an ultra-quiet motor and a juice press arm that means the machine is doing way more work than you are. And it fits anything from key limes to hefty grapefruits.
A toaster oven that contains multitudes
The best cookbook in the world
Our editor David Tamarkin's cookbook, based on the Cook90 plan to make almost every meal you eat in a month yourself, teaches you to be a healthier, less wasteful, more economical cook. It's a completely comprehensive guide, with recipes and meal plans that will make cooking 90 meals in a month not just easy, but fun.
