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All Rectangle March?
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When you say “Fakes” Lentil Soup, do you mean this isn’t real lentil soup? Or am I missing something obvious…
#StickerPolice
It’s not obvious at all, definitely a little confusing. It’s pronounced “fah-kehs” and it’s the name for Greek Lentil Soup
Ah I see! Phew, glad to know I’m not a complete dumby
BillHanna
Gotta get ready for ARM
Got some mondo sweet potatoes I bought to roast up for my doggo tonight… I knew exactly what cleaver I was going to use as soon as I saw them in the store. This is my laser, and it’s very hard to capture a good choil since the edge just disappears. It did the job 
Tell her I said
ARAY is The True Way
I told Michael/KJ about ARM and he responded that he and his wife are ARL or All Rectangle Life!
Me and my Homi prepping some aging veggies for a quick saute.
Berry punny.
30cm rectangle boi for your consideration
https://miuraknives.com/japanese-kn...apanese-knife-miura-knives.html#/33-size-30cm
https://miuraknives.com/japanese-kn...apanese-knife-miura-knives.html#/33-size-30cm
Accidental ARM is still ARM
Tell her I said
ARAY is The True Way
Passed on your messages. My wife is honoured to receive such a warm welcome to the ARM club. She says thanks
Didn’t know they exist but basically made one of these out of a very rusty nakiri I’ve found around 10 years ago. The only nakiri I’ve ever found useful so it’s part of the ARM lineup.
A big rectangle hopefully arriving later this week. Does ARM also apply to stones? Not sure if using a koppa is acceptable
Thanks to ARM I’m in no hurry to finish the honyaki polishing before the end of this month, good coincidence.
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Rectangled me some rectangles on a rectangle made of rectangles.
Didn’t know they exist but basically made one of these out of a very rusty nakiri I’ve found around 10 years ago. The only nakiri I’ve ever found useful so it’s part of the ARM lineup.
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A big rectangle hopefully arriving later this week. Does ARM also apply to stones? Not sure if using a koppa is acceptable
APPROVED.
APPROVED.
Shindo with a rainy morning newish patina shot and a fre$h washita edge
Okay, so last year I lasted a day and a half before breaking down and using some recently purchased gyuto and falling off the ARM wagon for the rest of the month. This year, I'm going to alternate between some customs and cheap cleavers:
The smaller carbon nakiri is a white #2 nakiri from a homie who is no longer with us (it might be time for a re-handle). The one above it is still a work in progress and recovering from reconstructive surgery converting it from a really old rusty saw blade.
The smaller carbon nakiri is a white #2 nakiri from a homie who is no longer with us (it might be time for a re-handle). The one above it is still a work in progress and recovering from reconstructive surgery converting it from a really old rusty saw blade.
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That Eddworks nakiri is what settled all my waffling on 2nd custom slot. Getting an AU tallboi in the same vein.
Awesome! It's honestly very different from what I'm used to going for in a nakiri where I usually prefer thin and light, but it's a really fun knife. It's been through a Shepherd's Pie, and several stir fry and omelette preps since receiving it and I'm really enjoying it.
Starting off ARM with something easy.
It was a little tricky deveining the shrimp with a 165 nakiri, but I got it done, stickler that I am. It helped that I allocated one shrimp per person.
Almost.... almost grabbed a different knife 
Figured I’d kickoff my first ARM with a classic rectangle: lasagna. The new Kurotori cleaver that nhb22 sold me is incredible. I love it.
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bradmacmt
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I didn't participate in ARM last year - somehow just missed the thread until March was mostly over. This year I'm doubling down. I've always admired @HumbleHomeCook 's devotion to the Holy Rectangle, and just wanted to thank him for such a great thread!
I like triangles but this 180x64 beaut might change my mind
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