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Do you grip a knife like a club? Do your tomato wedges fall apart in seedy clumps? Recent Top Chef winner Hung Huynh visited with Grub Street at Dani yesterday to...
See more videos at video.nymag.com Do you grip a knife like a club? Do your tomato wedges fall apart in seedy clumps? Recent Top Chef winner Hung Huynh visited with Grub Street at Dani yesterday to demonstrate his famous knife skills. The quicksilver cook showed how to julienne squash and a speedy way to slice meat. Definitely try this at home. But first, watch the video. By Josh Ozersky, Video by Sarah Lohman
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I disagree with the way he took the membrane off that peice of steak. That was rough as. A better way to do it is to lay the membrane on the block and with 1 or 2 strokes, remove it like you are filleting a fish. I do it every day cause I'm a butcher!
I own the same Cleaver, the company is some generic Chinese brand called Myaland. The Misono UX-10 he's using is a mystery to me since he shows it has some flex.
Can't believe he uses a sujihiki for everything. I envy that!
not the safest way to use a knife .... but he has the experience to cheap saftey HAHA if ur just learning to use a knife.... always cut away from ur self , not towards ur hand or body , Id have him work in my kitchen ;)
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Can't believe he uses a sujihiki for everything. I envy that!