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Keith Sinclair

Keith Sinclair

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The culinary school here puts out a TV show called What's Cooking Hawaii. They invite various Chefs to give cooking demos. Asked me to give a sharpening demo. Was on for only 8 minutes so cannot cover much. Talked a little knife care & stones, quick demo of putting on a thinning bevel than moving to final bevel. Aired a couple days ago.
 
Very cool Keith. I hope you have an opportunity to share it.
 
Good for you! Getting the word out there!
 
Found some episodes on Web (What's Cooking Hawaii) not the latest one. Don't know how to link if it comes up tech challanged
 
Yes that's the site K-Five Home Team. Only up to May 6 so maybe next week or two
 
Nice, since I don't have a TV, that's a way to catch up with a few local shows - without all the clutter around them... Looking forward to seeing you there, Keith - now I know a TV star :)

Stefan
 
If anyone is interested the May 13 Episode 12 is up on the K-5 site that Harlock posted, sorry don't now how to edit & transfer to this site.

As I said was only 8 minutes with questions asked & not much sharpening. Been teaching a lot of students freehand so Grant asked me to be on the show.
 
Enjoyed the video. Good job trying to bring the sharpening message to the masses. To be honest one of my favorite parts was the local TV ads; it was a trip down memory lane when we were in Honolulu for several years.

A hui ho.:hula:
 
Great job!! It takes a while to change a culture in the way people think about sharpening their knives. People in my town, even so called "foodies" figure free machine sharpening is good enough for them. Any info we can get out there about taking care of their own knives, is "DAMN" good. Thank you for that, and I mean that personally.
 
Great job Keith. Its damn near impossible to teach a crash course on technique in only a few minutes on live television. I applaud your efforts.
 
Thanks for the tip sharpening tip - that is the most suitable I have seen so far for me. Will try it right away.

The presenter talked too much for me, though. You invited expert in the studio - let him do the talking ...
 
Thanks guys . The tip sharpening I slightly tork the handle make sure the tip is contacting the stone. Yes nothing was pre planned I just walked on and responded to Grants questions. Ran out of time for putting on final bevel & burr removal technique.
 
Congrats Keith. Does any one have a direct link? I looked but I'm not seeing that clip or episodes by date.

Dave
 
Good job Keith! Wish the host had just let you roll with it a bit more, but overall good info in a short period of time.
 
Very good. Extremely difficult to cover this subject in a short time, and most of the audience will not be very clued up either, so I thought the presenter did a good job as well as Keith.

Thanks for posting the link up - I was never going to see TV from Hawaii otherwise!
 
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