Can a book teach my husband how to handle a knife? - Slate MagazineFirst Faved : Jul 02 2008 by shiwaniFaved : 1 time with noteViewed : 4 timesFave It!
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I want to learn better knife skills!
Quoted: Just as no figure skater ever won a gold medal solely for executing perfect figure eights, no one will become a great chef simply on the elegance of his brunoise. Beyond the purely practical value in good knife skills, there is a certain pride of blade—more often than not, a masculine pride—that goes with elegant handling.
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You should ask Derek -- he's constantly critiquing my knife skills.
LOL I know the feeling, Jeff is knife master as well (of course).
It's crazy. I never thought I'd be self-conscious about my chopping ability. Sigh ... Derek's latest crazy cooking apparatuses include a juicer and a giant food dehydrator known as "The Excalibur" ... I'm not making this up.
haha that's so cool, the excalibur!