Evening Standard

Best blow torches for crisping and caramelising in the kitchen

Source: Press images & Pexels

Using a blowtorch in your cooking can add that extra bit of pizazz that your dish may be lacking.

Turn your courses from average, soft and creamy to well-executed, golden and crisp to impress your dinner party guests - and cue the wow factor in both the taste and presentation stakes.

Easy to use and typically reasonably priced, they are worthy of valuable kitchen cupboard space to have on hand when the opportunity arises. From crisping the sugar atop your desserts to charring vegetables – there are a host of ways to put your blow torch to use.

What can you use a blow torch for?

There are multiple usages for blow torches. In the kitchen,

You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

More from Evening Standard

Evening Standard2 min readMusic
Mr Brightside Becomes The UK’s Top Track To Never Hit Number One
Iconic 2003 track Mr Brightside by the Killers has usurped Wonderwall by British band Oasis as the longest-running song in the UK top 100 chart without ever actually claiming the number one spot. According to the Official Charts Company, Mr Brightsid
Evening Standard1 min read
Ex-partners Of Elizabeth Hurley Support Her Son’s Directorial Debut At Screening
British actor Hugh Grant and Indian textiles heir Arun Nayar joined their ex-partner Elizabeth Hurley at a London screening of her son Damian Hurley’s directorial debut. The film, titled Strictly Confidential, made headlines last year after it was re
Evening Standard3 min readWorld
Israel To Perform At Eurovision Amid Protests
Israeli Eurovision Song Contest entrant Eden Golan will perform at the second semi-final as protests take place in Malmo, Sweden. The 20-year-old singer, whose emotional Hurricane was reworked from a previous track called October Rain, which was thou

Related