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ernest djohan
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Kitchen knife is an indispensable tool in the kitchen, it is not only a kind of equipment, but also a symbol of culture. Over time, the shape and function of the kitchen knife have gradually evolved, but in any case, it has always been the most basic and important partner in the cooking process.
A good kitchen knife should have a sharp blade and a comfortable handle. The sharp blade can easily cut a variety of ingredients, whether it is vegetables or meat, and can complete the cutting task in an instant, improving the efficiency of cooking. The comfortable handle makes the grip more stable and can be used for a long time without fatigue. This design is meticulous, so that every cooking lover can feel like a fish in the kitchen.
When using a kitchen knife, the skill and method of cutting are equally important. The correct cutting method can not only improve the accuracy of cutting, but also ensure safety. When cutting vegetables, you should pay attention to the position of the hand and maintain a safe distance between the blade and the finger to avoid unnecessary injury. The rhythm and intensity of cutting also need to be mastered properly, and the weight is proper, which can ensure the freshness and taste of the ingredients to the greatest extent.
There are many kinds of kitchen knives, including Chinese knives,Western knives,etc.,and the design of each knife has its own unique features for the treatment of specific ingredients. For example, the traditional Chinese kitchen knife has a wide and heavy blade,which is perfect for chopping large meats or mincing ingredients. In contrast,the Western-style chef's knife pays more attention to the sharpness of the blade and is suitable for quick cutting and slicing.
Kitchen knife is not only a tool for cooking, but also contains people's understanding and inheritance of food culture. In many families, the use of kitchen knives is not only the sharing of skills, but also the exchange of feelings.
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