Missy Robbins' Five Kitchen Essentials

ChefMissy Robbinshas garnered years of acclaim in the restaurant world, both for her time as executive chef at A Voce Madison and A Voce Columbus and at her two Brooklyn restaurants,LiliaandMisi. But for the year she took off in between, she did most of her cooking in her own "tiny" kitchen.

The recipes she created and perfected that year, during which she traveled the world, are now available to try in her cookbook,Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner… Life!: Recipes and Adventures from My Home Kitchen($23 atamazon.com). She stopped by theFood & Wine test kitchen to share some of them in action on Facebook Live, as well as five recommendations for stocking你的kitchen, tiny or otherwise:

"You don't need a fancy piece of equipment for almost everything in here," Robbins toldFood & Wineof the book. But a few recipes, she says, are a bit easier with a Vita-prepmixer.

VitamixVita-Prep 64 Oz Blender, $485 atamazon.com

The other tool you might not already have, a microplane is great for working with foods like bottarga (though Robbins prefers to zest lemons by hand).

Microplane 40020 Classic, $13 atamazon.com

"Fennel pollen is a must in my kitchen," says Robbins, who uses it in a wide range of dishes, including herSpinach-and-Prosciutto Ravioli.

Delitaliana Premium Organic Fennel Pollen, $15 atamazon.com

While frowned upon by many chefs, garlic powder is a "secret" in Robbins' kitchen. She uses the powderwithfresh garlic for extra garlic depth.

McCormick Garlic Powder, Pack of 6, $36 atamazon.com

Okay, while she didn't say it was essential,Food & Winehas already talked to Robbins about what sets these kitchen aprons apart, and now you can see it in action throughout theFacebook live年代tream.

Tilit Wrap Apron, $95 atTilitNYC.com.