What's the coolest thing you can do with a kitchen knife

[SolidSnake03]

Needs a link to the vid

 

[Chuckles]

This?

[video=youtube_share;nzQDWAaxjGs]http://youtu.be/nzQDWAaxjGs[/video]

Or this?

[video=youtube_share;c-xkL9DbwJc]http://youtu.be/c-xkL9DbwJc[/video]

 

[brainsausage]

I was referring to the second one, but I routinely show both of them to cocky new guys.

 

[MAS4T0]

Coolest thing with a kitchen knife? I once saw someone grate stuff straight on the blade. Lemon, garlic, cheese, absolutely everything!

Knuckles too?

 

[Chuckles]

I find myself asking: what would take longer? Learning how to peel an apple like that or learning how to edit a video and post it to the Internet?

 

[superk17]

For me it is the ability to slice things like veggies paper thin, whether it be mushrooms, chillies or shallots. When I entertain people sometimes cannot believe it is even possible.

 

[shownomarci]

It wasn't me. It was my Hiromoto AS gyuto that made my avid german/swiss knife user head chef grin.

 

[spoiledbroth]

first apple vid has a nice solution for anyone working in a professional kitchen looking for a quick edge saver on the line, looks like the guy's got a little cardboard tab in front of the bottom of the cooler to keep his knife edge from clanging against ss. clever.