Gifts for The Home Cook

A light, slightly buttery everyday oil that handles high-heat searing up to 535°F without the smoke.

A gift-ready box of two algae cooking oils plus gochugaru chili and shiitake mushroom oils made with chef Daniel Humm.

A collectible stoneware tomato that bakes and serves single portions of soup, casseroles, or veggies, and looks great on the table.

An axe-shaped pizza cutter that rocks through the thickest crust in one go without dragging the toppings.

The pizza axe plus Calabrian chili drizzling oil and 20 recipe cards packed in a mini pizza box.

Six different Greek-made infused olive oils to drizzle, dip, and taste side by side.

The cult squeeze-bottle olive oils, one for cooking and one for finishing, in a gift box.

Flamingo Estate's cookbook plus its persimmon vinegar, olive oil, and pantry staples in an embossed gift box.

Ten mini jars of Bonne Maman in different flavors, each in its own little box, inside a reusable tin.

Twelve handmade Japanese ceramic chopstick rests, each shaped like a different vegetable.

The go-to guide to which flavors go together, built from the know-how of top chefs. Great for cooking without a recipe.

You know what's a great gift for someone with a cr*p ton of cookbooks? A cookbook about cookbooks. Bet they don't have that one.

Olive wood serving boards with brass details, made for cheese nights and for leaving out on the counter.

Snoop Dogg's cookbook of soul food classics and party favorites. Over a million copies sold.

A kitchen timer shaped like Mozart that plays Minuet in G while dinner cooks.

A wooden crab whose legs fold out into scissors, a bottle opener, screwdrivers, and more.

No more crying over chopped onions, and they look ridiculous. A white elephant winner that's actually useful.