Anise and fennel are closely related. A prong can also refer to any projecting part of anything. And I think you should all give her a break. At least now I know what part of the fennel plant to use in my soup.
who cares if she said prongs, these are not prongs, they are fronds like trevnic already mentioned. This mix up between fennel and anise and the term "Yam" for a sweet potato. Oh my...
However, if you leave the root/center of the bulb whole and slice it very thin on a mandoline it is not tough and leaves a gorgeous pattern for salads...
LOL! :)) Its not prawns , I am pretty sure she means fronds!! what has prawns to do with a fennel bulb??? that's a mistake. thnx for the vid. heplful
Anise and fennel are closely related. A prong can also refer to any projecting part of anything. And I think you should all give her a break. At least now I know what part of the fennel plant to use in my soup.
leevanscoy 1 week ago
Anise is a plant fom which the seeds are used to make a powder from which you get that flavor. Nothing to do with fennel.
ThomasDeLello 2 months ago
Anise & Fennel are not the same plant. They just smell & taste similar.
LikaLaruku 4 months ago
Blah blah I think it's horse shit.
blindasbat509 5 months ago
fennel sweet fennel anise star anise are 3 different plants no matter what safeway tells uuu peace
mrhumboldthippy 6 months ago 3
Man, thats a good knife!
Hadarslover 7 months ago
who cares if she said prongs, these are not prongs, they are fronds like trevnic already mentioned. This mix up between fennel and anise and the term "Yam" for a sweet potato. Oh my...
enkryptic1 9 months ago
your channel name should be HowToChopShit
EpicAdventuresinc 9 months ago
Anise is not fennel. Prawns are a type of edible shellfish like the shrimp. A frond is a leaflike expansion.
trevnic77 10 months ago 2
Anise is not fennel. Prawns are a type of edible shellfish like the shrimp. A frond is a leaflike expansion.
trevnic77 10 months ago
Moose
sixmantoronto 10 months ago
HORRIBLE (unsafe) knife handling. YIKES!
NikiDDawg 10 months ago
great clip. thanks.
studentinlearning 1 year ago
@speconetwo open your ears "retard" she said PRONGS...(yeah it really is a word)
Starbuckfsd 1 year ago
Did she not say PRONGS ...meaning the long bits
paisleygerry 1 year ago
This video blows. I can't see anything behind the text.
hailozzy 1 year ago
The way the extras are removed off the knife makes me cringe...looks like a cut waiting to happen.
nobleday3 1 year ago
you need to remake this with the correct term of fennel
nobleday3 1 year ago
Anise and Fennel are two different plants... just to clarify.
245biscuits 1 year ago 2
However, if you leave the root/center of the bulb whole and slice it very thin on a mandoline it is not tough and leaves a gorgeous pattern for salads...
cauffin 1 year ago
LOL! :)) Its not prawns , I am pretty sure she means fronds!! what has prawns to do with a fennel bulb??? that's a mistake. thnx for the vid. heplful
mc12188 2 years ago
OMG she's so gorgeous :D
Alliworks 2 years ago
this is so helpful.
PageantMovie 3 years ago
thanks, this video is helpful for those who are just learning how to cook and for learning different types of vegetables.
roskidd 3 years ago