Properly cut broccoli for your Chinese dishes
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Very useful!
Thanks
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wow! i just chop it up, lol
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Thanks for the impute I actually have a cleaver but until I get used to the large knife I would rather stick with the slicer I have lol.
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great instructions
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I love broccoli and now I am very hungry!
great vid
Natasha
xoxo
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yummy i love broccoli!
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I've been wasting the stems by cutting them off and throwing them out and just cooking the head...doh!
Thanks so much for the video.
Phantoma3 3 years ago
Sure. Not a problem. Some people don't like the stems since has a different texture over the leave part of the vegetable. Give it a try and see if you get a better balance of texture with the stems.
wokfusion 3 years ago
It would be much easier using a potato skin slicer than a huge ass knife.
quantitti 3 years ago
I would say that it might be easier to use a carrot or potato slicer, but it would take more time to do this. The texture of the broccoli is thicker than carrot or potatoe skin thickness. It would require more skill and practice to use a larger knife like a Chinese cleaver. We are looking more for the efficiency and time you save using one knife. I would suggest use the potatoe slicer if you're not comfortable handling and manipulating a larger knife.
wokfusion 3 years ago
Great to see you start adventuring off! Thanks for the nice comment. I appreciate it. Let me know if there is anything you're interested in.
wokfusion 4 years ago