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Happy ending! (As we say in Sweden). I just watched this awesome kitchen knife technique video. https://youtu.be/1xSxvSuMSBw?si=YvekkVd6q56QvC3I Good prep for tonight’s New Year’s Eve cooking. I had no idea that the Santoku is such a new invention.
I also use something to collect the waste as I’m chopping, slicing and dicing. Though lately, if there’s more than just an onion that should be diced, I use one of those food waste bags that we use for separating our household waste. Saves me some dishes, and is generally just more straight forward.
The Santoku is basically halfway between a typical Western chef's knife and a Chinese one. Probably the most versatile type of knife. I kinda wish I had one too.
I have like seven or so. 😃 Almost only using my latest one since a while though, because the other ones stopped making sense when that one entered the kitchen.
I wrote on Twitter that this baby has me covered together with my Chinese cleaver. But that’s not completely true I now realize, because this one refuses to cut tomatoes! It’s too sharp. I have a Japanese natural stone that I usually use to fix that, but I’m running an experiment checking how long this one will last without sharpening. I’m on five months now… Pretty crazy.