How to cut up variety of vegetables, Martin Yan Part2
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i am so fucking pissed at this audience.
Martin Yan was my cooking hero when i was growing up and ditching school. whenever i was sick or skipping class, i'd go home and boom, there he was dropping lame but funny jokes and cooking up a storm with style.
if i was in this audience, i'd be the most enthusiastic person, i'd be on my feet getting a chant on. this man is amazing and i wish he had more recognition.
they really need to release some DVD's or something.
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This guy is a genius!
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kae so this audience sucks balls
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this is The Chinese chef's knife . Although the Chinese chef's knife looks much like the cleavers familiar in butcher shops in Europe and North America, Chinese chef knives are much thinner in cross-section and are intended more as general-purpose kitchen knives, as a chef's knife. A Chinese chef's knife is mostly used to slice boneless meats, chop, slice, or mince vegetables, and to flatten garlic bulbs or ginger, while also serving as a spatula to carry prepared ingredients to the wok.
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Can you do do the some skills with the pepper red , green and yellow etc
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anything used for cutting vegetables should have a TOOTHY like edge, and not sharpened to be smooth or it wil ahve no bite to it. Thats prob why he cant cut the apple without moving it a bit, because the edge is so smooth.
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@j4m35k4n9 it's not about the cleaver, it's about how often you sharpen it
i am a retired professional chinese chef. sharpening knifes is a daily routine when you work in a kitchen. i've held culinary classes for housewifes and chinese cooking enthusiasts. i always told them to bring their own chinese cleavers from home at lesson 101 then show them how to sharpen them. in a kitchen, sharpening a knife is like soldiers cleaning their guns everyday
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"you can design your own vegetable"
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omg the mushroom slice was soooo fcking cool o.O
what cleaver did he use?
from solingen germany
j4m35k4n9 2 years ago 3
He uses his own designed cleavers. I think you can order from his home page.
Thanks for visiting from Germany.
wywoo225 2 years ago
Thanks for uploading this video, do you have any episodes of "Yan can Cook"? if you do. can you please upload it?
Thanks again
SLClassic 3 years ago 5
I don't have it right now. May be in the future.
wywoo225 3 years ago