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sw2geeks

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My 300 Suisin Shiro-Hayate made short work of some homemade pastrami, I wonder what knife they use at Katz's?





 
Nice knife, nice background wood, nice crust on the pastrami, nice photos.
 
That's a beautiful knife. Have you sharpened it yet?
 
That's a beautiful knife. Have you sharpened it yet?

No, not yet. When it is time I am sending it to Dave. You can tell by the thin slices of pastrami that it is still razor sharp. I was told the white would hold an edge longer. It is not a knife I use every day, I pull it out when I need something really sharp or taking some nice food pictures. I have had it for 4 years now. The first year I was afraid to use it and mess up the finish, but I got over it and am using it more now.
 
Nice knife, nice background wood, nice crust on the pastrami, nice photos.

Thanks! That cutting board was a steal, it was like 20 bucks at an Asian market (of course that was 10 years ago).
 
pastrami looks fantastic :hungry: - nice knife :knife:
is that an ironwood board?
 
thatis one hell of a sexy blade. Very cool looking grind
 
Great post as always, I am getting very serious about purchasing my first single bevel and these posts are really edging me on.
 
Nice knife and the Pastrami looks great!

Dave
 
i love carbon yanagi's reaction to hot pork. i used my white 2 to slice some grain mustard rubbed pork loin and...wow
 
From the patina it looks like I am only using half my knife...
 
Nice! Hayate in white #1 isn't too common.
 
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