How to Use Knives - Kitchen Utensil Tips from UKTV Food
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If you act like an idiot, you can't expect people to let you off that easy.
If you're going to call someone else stupid, make sure what you say isn't stupid as well.
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@511V325731N lol DUH im just saying, hes nots sharpening, hes honing GOSH!
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No, you don't need a waterstone, dumbass.
Any material that is harder and abrasive can sharpen your knife.
Ceramic sharpening-stones. Used dry.
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Hes not sharpening with that steal, hes honing the edge. Dumbass. To sharpen, u need a waterstone.
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Read what I said dude.....!
Fine, go ahead, sharpen your knives with a 45 degree angle on each side.....!
I don't disagree whith what you said and I didn't think this was a bad vid but people shouldn't talk about things they don't know about, that's my point....!
Oh and btw.....
When it comes to sharpening blades I'am considered a pro amongst my piers and customers *winks*.....!
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Right and like u are so pro..pro enough to be in a show? U have to know the show has to assume its audience have no idea how to do it and have to learn from scratch and i think he did alright..
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After seeing Chef Todd Mohr's Cooking Coarse videos, everything else looks inappropriate (and boring)!!!
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If he's been sharpening knives for years why does he think the blade needs a 45degree angle on each side?
Plenty of chefs think they know how to sharpen a knife but they don't. Steels DO NOT sharpen the knife they hone and realign the edge....!
Why use 2 knives to chop an onion? Waste of time in a busy kitchen IMO.
Not the worst knife skills vid I've seen though.
He keeps repeating "45 degrees" but in fact, he's holding it at the proper angle 10-20 degrees). The problem is not that he doesn't know how to sharpen- he just doesn't know his geometry.
jasperfenton 2 years ago 3
No chef will use 2 knives on an onion i dont like how he held the knife make ppl get up on the blade with their thumb and index finger
preno911DW 3 years ago