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TIP OF THE DAY: Sharpen Your Knife Skills

Wusthof Knife Set

How To Cut A Squash

How To Butcher A Chicken

How To Filet A Fish
It’s easy to learn how to cut and slice the correct, efficient, safe way. You’ll feel good about it, too (photos courtesy Wüsthof).

  Most of us have never taken a knife skills course.

Most likely, we learned from watching food prepared at home or on TV, or simply by freestyling.

After all, we’re intelligent; we can figure it out. Right?

Not exactly.

Unless you can do the following to your satisfaction, you’ll benefit by investing a few minutes on the Wüsthof website.

You’ll become a better cook just by seeing:

  • How to cut consistent slices and dices. Different thicknesses don’t cook evenly, and the finished product doesn’t look as good.
  • How to chop garlic, herbs and onions into very small, consistent pieces.
  • How to slice different types of vegetables, including the formidable winter squash group.
  • How to work faster and safer. Practice makes perfect—and speedy.
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    WÜSTHOF KNIFE SKILLS VIDEOS

    General Skills

  • The basics: The 3 essential knives: chef’s, paring and serrated knives and how to use them.
  • The pinch grip.
  • Sharpening with a steel.
  • Using a hand-held sharpener.
  • How to sharpen serrated blades.
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    Proteins

    Learn how to break down whole chicken or filet a whole fish, and you’ll enjoy big savings, too.

  • Butcher a chicken.
  • Filet a fish.
  • Carve a turkey.
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    Produce

  • Break down a squash.
  • Chiffonade herbs and greens.
  • Dice an onion into uniform pieces.
  • Julienne (cut matchsticks).
  • Slice a pineapple.
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    There are 36 videos.

    Each is succinct, enabling you to play it as many times as you need without wasting time.

    So grab your phone or tablet, head to the kitchen, pull out a cutting board and start cutting—the right way.
      

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