Cooking utensil kit
 A cooking utensil kit includes a large generally circular mixing bowl and a center post. The center post is in the shape of a truncated cone having a height approximately the same as the sides of the bowl and is adapted to serve as a container. A generally hemispherical knob is formed at the center of the base of the mixing bowl and the post has a complementary hemispherical indentation in its base. The post is adapted to be centered in the bowl at the knob so that it may be plunged into batter in the bowl and the bowl may then be used as a pan for preparing ring-shaped foods. The kit also includes a serving dish which also has a knob formed at the center of its base and is adapted to receive and center the post. Either the bowl or dish may serve as the top to the other. A fourth component of the kit is a trivet upon which either the bowl or the dish may be supported or which may be placed in the bowl or dish. The outer rim of the trivet is shaped to complement the inner surface of the bowl and may be elevated within the bowl by rotating it relative to the bowl. 
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Stanley I.
Mason, Jr.