This light allows you to better see how much salt and pepper you are putting in your dishes, which helps prevent overseasoning. Both grinders are electric, come with two grind settings (fine and coarse), and even have a light attached to the mechanism. This two-in-one combo set is perfect for people who want freshly ground pepper and salt but don’t want to have to go through the trouble of buying a separate salt grinder. Who it isn’t for: People who don’t want a battery-powered pepper grinder. Who it’s for: People who want to buy an easy-to-use and affordable salt and pepper mill set. Read on to learn more about our top picks and how to pick the best pepper grinder for your cooking needs.
In addition to Irani, we spoke to two other spice experts for advice on what makes a great pepper grinder: John Beaver, co-owner of Oaktown Spice Shop, and Lior Lev Sercarz, owner of La Boîte and author of Mastering Spice. To determine which pepper grinders are the best on the market, we tested 22 different pepper grinders in our Lab and evaluated them on design, size, performance, ease of use, and value. Having a pepper grinder on hand gives you all these benefits, but we found during our research that not all mills are created equal. “Pre-ground pepper loses its potency and flavor and you end up using more than you would if it were fresh, which then results in muddying your dish”. “Peppercorns, like most spices, are the most aromatic and pungent when freshly ground,” says Meherwan Irani, James Beard-nominated chef and founder of Spicewalla. Each plan features step by step instructions with detail photographs, exploded illustrations for various project steps, a cut list and cutting diagram, and a Convenience Plus Buying Guide so you know exactly what supplies are required to complete the project.Like many foods, pepper is best when it’s freshly ground. These plans are the "best of" the projects from Editors of Woodcraft Magazine.
Woodcraft Magazine's Classic™ Project Plans
You will be able to download the pdf file from the Thank You page or from the Downloadable Product Email once your order is placed. To differentiate between the two, I chose contrasting woods: African mahogany for the pepper mill and lighter colored figured maple for the salt mill. Here, because the stainless steel mechanism for the pepper mill and the ceramic mechanism for the sea salt mills are similar, you can follow the same turning instructions and tapered design to shape both. My design incorporates smooth flowing curves, V-grooves that hide the base/top seam, and a rounded top that’s easy to grasp and twist. Aesthetically, you want a pair that features graceful lines and feels good in the hand. Few woodturnings see as much everyday use in the home as salt and pepper mills.
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