Kitchen Essentials

Kitchen Essentials

Amish wooden kitchen essentials

Find wooden tools for baking, serving and setting the table, made by Amish craftspeople in Northern Wisconsin. This collection includes Boston rolling pins, Brookfield serving trays, Wilton charcuterie boards, and Iron Wood and Wilton trivets. Start with the job you need a piece to do, then compare its dimensions, wood pattern and finish.

Rolling pins for pies, pastries and pasta

Boston wooden rolling pins measure 18 inches long and 2.5 inches in diameter, with laminated solid wood construction and a beeswax oil treatment. Maple Bluff pairs white maple with a walnut accent; Red River uses black walnut with a red grandis accent. Autumn combines strips of walnut, red grandis and white oak.

Serving trays and charcuterie boards

Choose a Brookfield serving tray for a recessed rectangular surface with finger slots for lifting. The trays are 3/4 inch thick and come in 8 by 12, 10 by 15 and 12 by 18 inch sizes. Maple Bluff, Prairie Lane and Red River offer maple, oak or walnut combinations.

For an engraved serving board, the Wilton charcuterie collection offers 8 by 16 inch boards in black walnut, sugar maple and white oak. Each is 5/8 inch thick, with a thumb hole for handling and hanging. Compare more shapes in our charcuterie boards collection.

Compare wooden trivet styles

Iron Wood trivets have a single-board design and a hanging hole. Wilton trivets measure 7 by 7 inches and are 1/4 inch thick, with grape, wheat or acorn engravings. Both collections offer black walnut, sugar maple and white oak. Check the product details and choose a size that fits your cookware.

Choose the right size and care

Measure your drawer, shelf or serving space before ordering, and check each product for current availability. Boston rolling pins, Wilton boards and the trivets have beeswax oil treatments; Brookfield trays have a water-resistant finish. Our beeswax and mineral oil conditioner is intended for unvarnished wooden kitchenware, including rolling pins.