Growing up we would watch out abuelas pull out some OG cookware every time she would make a homemade sofrito or adobo (which she’d probably store in a tub of butter). Not only do things like a pilón and a caldero bring back delicious memories, but they also have a way of tying us back to our ancestors cooking techniques. Regardless of the appetizing or painful memories they bring (like flipping tortillas with your fingers because that’s they only way to do it), these are all things that a Latino needs in their cooking arsenal.
© GrosbyGroupComal
Comals are a flat, smooth and round skillet perfect toasting and cooking all the tortillas your heart desires.
© GrosbyGroupWooden Spoons
These are the perfect stirring tools to suit any type of caldero (best part is that they won’t scratch them either).
© GrosbyGroupClay cookware
There is something special about slow cooking a sancocho in a clay pot that reminds us of our heritage.
© GrosbyGroupCaldero
The humble caldero will always have our back.
© GrosbyGroupPilón
Mash or grind sazones like your abuela used to make.
© GrosbyGroupCast iron pan
Not only are this pan a celeb chef staple, but also a great cooking tool to have in your arsenal.
© GrosbyGroupPaellera
Whether you love a seafood paella or a carne paella, this circle pan is another great addition to your kitchen — and who doesn’t love a delicious paella and sangria on a Saturday night?
© GrosbyGroupTortilla Press
Press your tacos and then cook them on the comal. #easypeasy
© GrosbyGroupCitrus squeezer
Perfect for those with small hands.
