When dicing the onion, don't cut off the root end. Not only will you be able to make a more controlled dicing (you don't have to chop the last part of the onion as in the video), the root end will hold the onion together, avoiding separation of the individual layers of the onion.
Sad, but true. I've witnessed first hand someone burning ramen. I met a person that didn't know how to use a can opener. he'd had an electric one all his life. Lol it was so funny watching him fail.
@tahmina106 Often it's not a question of getting the chop done - it's more a question of making time efficient, consistent cuts. I know a lot op people who can dice an onion alright, but does so very inconsistently.
@JayUntld look up "Hung Huynh chicken demo", being the last Top Chef winner, he was meant to show off his amazing ability to butcher a chicken in 15sec... it takes him 25, bitching about his knives before the video's done.
When dicing the onion, don't cut off the root end. Not only will you be able to make a more controlled dicing (you don't have to chop the last part of the onion as in the video), the root end will hold the onion together, avoiding separation of the individual layers of the onion.
ChallengeDK 2 years ago
You're the first person I see doing this, who doesn't waste half-the-carrot. Very good!
equitably 2 years ago
seriously? there are actually people that don't know how to chop stuff?
tahmina106 2 years ago 2
Sad, but true. I've witnessed first hand someone burning ramen. I met a person that didn't know how to use a can opener. he'd had an electric one all his life. Lol it was so funny watching him fail.
ayamejoy 2 years ago
I'd say there's a difference between chopping something, and chopping something perfectly.
Shezmu 2 years ago
@tahmina106 Often it's not a question of getting the chop done - it's more a question of making time efficient, consistent cuts. I know a lot op people who can dice an onion alright, but does so very inconsistently.
ChallengeDK 2 years ago
A bad chef blames his tools.
JayUntld 2 years ago
@JayUntld look up "Hung Huynh chicken demo", being the last Top Chef winner, he was meant to show off his amazing ability to butcher a chicken in 15sec... it takes him 25, bitching about his knives before the video's done.
ElAmanteSinAmor 2 years ago
gr8 vid
informational as well.....
creatively12 3 years ago
Good
Isus1 3 years ago