32 Gifts for People Who Love to Cook

Because this MacKenzie-Childs bowl is hand-painted, no two will look exactly the same, making it a unique gift for the cook who loves to entertain.

Chef Daniel Humm’s collection for Crate & Barrel functions as beautifully as it looks, and this mortar and pestle is no exception. Crafted from handsome green marble, it’s perfect for grinding spices, making pesto and more.

As someone who is just getting into fermentation, this container has been a lifesaver in my kitchen — I’ve used it to make sriracha, and it’s now fermenting peppers for hot sauce. The handy disc keeps everything submerged in liquid.

Forget about the slapped-together contraption of plates, paper towels and free weights — this handy gadget presses tofu seamlessly and with no mess.

Murray’s is the place to go for the best in cheese and all its accompaniments, and their Cheers to Cheese Club is the finest way to try some of the most delicious types they have to offer. It’s available in a three, six or 12-month subscription.

This San Francisco-born coffee company is committed to responsible sourcing and small-batch roasting, and it’s apparent in the flavor of their beautiful beans. This three-bag set will give the java lover a taste of their best.

Caviar is always appropriate. Island Creek lets you build your own sampler of three tins, including everything from European Osetra to American white sturgeon.

I love black licorice, but I’m also aware it’s a very polarizing flavor. No matter — these Danish confections are so delicious, even the black licorice-averse in the InsideHook office loved them. This box is perfect for anyone who can’t get enough of that deep, rich flavor.

This tomato-based sauce can be used as a base for soups, dips and shakshuka, perfect for the home cook who’s short on time.

Moko Hirayama and Omar Koreitem of Paris’s beloved Mokonuts just debuted their first cookbook, and it’s perfect for anyone who can’t stop talking about the restaurant’s famous cookies.

Mi Cocina makes some of the best aprons, oven mitts and table linens on the market, and this set of denim placemats is one of my favorite ways to jazz-up the everyday table.

There’s been a lot of hype surrounding the Ninja Creami, and I’m here to tell you the rumors are true — this thing is amazing. It’s a splurge-worthy gift for anyone who wants to make their own ice cream, sorbet, soft serve and more.

The Misen Carbon Steel Wok comes pre-seasoned, meaning it’s ready to use right out of the box. This thing is built to last a lifetime, so your giftee can sauté, steam and deep fry for years to come.

Tuna belly is the most succulent part of the fish, prized for its tender, buttery texture and rich flavor. This set from Fishwife comes with three tins of the good stuff and a beautiful fork for serving.

Perfect for serving saucy apps, this Fly by Jing set comes with two types of chili crisp and a limited-edition yīn yang tray from SIN Ceramics.

I was so pleasantly surprised at the quality of this bread, and also impressed with the sourdough and gluten-free options. For anyone who can’t resist the bread basket, a monthly Wildgrain delivery is the perfect gift.

These are the most heavy-duty measuring cups I’ve ever used — their weight and construction are so satisfying. They would make a perfect stocking stuffer.

For anyone who can’t get enough of little fishes, this necklace is a true treat.

If you’re not familiar with Haand, all of their pottery is handmade in North Carolina, and it’s some of the prettiest tableware out there. I’ve been loving this blue marbleized bowl, which has a bright, celestial look.

This carbon steel skillet is oval-shaped, perfect for cooking a whole fish over a flame or in the oven. But it’s far from a one-use kitchen tool — you can cook anything in this pan.

I’m not one for mismatched table settings — unless it’s done by the design experts at Dusen Dusen. These napkins have coordinating patterns in different colorways, making them both a conversation starter and a joy to look at.

I love Siesta Co’s tinned fish, and this seaweed is just as delish. Another great stocking stuffer.

For the bougie at-home chef, it doesn’t get better than a gift box from Flamingo Estate. The Chef’s Kiss contains three pantry essentials — EVOO, wildflower honey and salsa macha.

Made In’s ceramic, non-stick technology is some of the best in the game. The 12-inch version of this pan is an absolute workhorse in the kitchen and makes for a stunning gift.

Who wouldn’t want to wake up to these sunny, hand-painted plates? But the striped design is perfect for anytime, really.