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September 7, 2010 | Posted by Parts of the magic of the Italian cuisine are the tools it uses. Between the most important ones are, of course, the kitchen knives.
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September 7, 2010 | Posted by Buying kitchen knives may seem like an easy proposition, but there is more to buying good quality knives than you may think, the following article will show you what you need to know in order to get the right kitchen knives.
Given all of the varying options you have for kitchen knives, you might be stumped as to which ones to get. With this article, however, you could hopefully make a more informed decision, and figure out your ideal kitchen knife that will do what you need without emptying your pockets.
There are two varying kinds of kitchen knives:
These are the best quality knives compared to stamped knives thanks to the process in which they are created. Hand crafted to the best quality under extreme temperatures these knives are sure to serve you well, however just as with most things because they are so good they will cost you a fair amount of money, you can get forged knives from anywhere between $200 and 2500. This is something that makes them a particularly choice option, for somebody who takes their cooking incredibly seriously and spends a lot of time in the kitchen then they are a good choice, but for your more average person they may not be the best option. Although as somebody who takes their cooking seriously and is used to using high quality knives, I must say once you start using them you will not be able to use any others.
In a nutshell, forged knives are the better knives, as they are handcrafted and manufactured to an exact specification by skilled hands, so each knife is personally created with the intention of being the best cutlery it can be. As a result, they are fantastic knives, but they are also quite pricey, some of them running you up to 1500 pounds at a time. For the most part, you might not want to spend that much money on a knife, but it can really come in handy, especially if you really care about your cooking and want to create the best product possible, in which case you could really benefit from it. I am a professional chef, and I swear by forged knives, as they are truly magnificent, to the point where it will be difficult to return to using more ordinary knives once you start with them.
You can definitely still get a forged knife set for about 500 pounds, and with the proper maintenance you might even be able to make them last for the rest of your life. While you might think it cumbersome to take care of knives, it is actually not all that bad once you get the best knife sharpener. A good rule of thumb is to just sharpen your knives every time you start cooking – it can be quite shocking to see experienced chefs still forget to do this simple task, which can sometimes ruin a perfectly good knife or make the outgoing product less polished.
At the same time, stamped sets can still work just fine for you if you simply cannot justify the large expense of buying forged knives. You can find these anywhere up to 200 pounds a knife, and if you are careful about what knives you actually purchase, you can find some perfectly serviceable ones. At the same time, you could find quite a few terrible knives that are stamped, and they could be so blunt as to be ceremonial, so be sure to look out for quality stamped knives whenever possible. Rest assured, despite the preference of stamped knives, you can absolutely find stamped knives that can hold up to even a professional chef’s scrutiny.
In the end, you have to pick between stamped and forged knifes. If it were up to me, I would say purchase the forged knives if you can, as they are clearly the superior knife. Barring the price tag, you should get stamped knives, but you have to look out for good ones, otherwise you are wasting your time and money.
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September 5, 2010 | Posted by Knife Set
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I don’t know about the Henckles knives, but I do know that Pampered Chef knives are good quality. I love mine!
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September 5, 2010 | Posted by This is my kitchen knives. I bought these knives seven years ago after watching an infomercial on TV. These are great kitchen knives. I just wanted to show you that even after seven years they are still really sharp knives. If any of you are in the market for a great set of kitchen knives at a really low price. These knives are worth the money. I only paid for the whole set seven years ago.
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September 4, 2010 | Posted by Sharpen. A few weeks ago, I took my kitchen knives in to be sharpened by the pros at A Southern Season. What a difference! I’m retesting and timing the recipes for my upcoming book, Wildly Affordable Organic, so I know that I’m saving minutes with chop-heavy recipes like Red Bean Chili. My hands are less tired after a big cooking session too. Sharpening three knives cost a little over $12. They are literally as sharp as new. But even with steep online discounts, a new set of knives would have cost about $200. My go-to knives are J.A. Henckels Twin Four Stars: the 3″ paring knife and the 6″ and 8″ chef’s knives. Savings: $188.
Repair. I resurrected my bread machine by getting a new paddle for it on eBay. I found the paddle plus a backup gasket for $16. The Zojirushi I’ve been admiring in the King Arthur Flour catalog costs $239 plus shipping. I just use the bread machine for bread and pizza dough that requires kneading, so my old Dak Auto-Bakery will keep doing the job just fine. (Don’t have a bread machine? Use my Whisk Bread recipes to make great bread and pizza dough without kneading or a machine.) Savings: $223.
Put eBay to work. Now I’m on a repair tear. I spent my collected Sears Rewards on a new Cuisinart food processor the other day, but took it back after watching the instructional video. My 20-year-old Braun Multipractic 280 machine has more options and seems easier to use! My small grating blade came apart after years of making pimento cheese and the housing for the steel blade is beginning to crack, but other than that, it works like a champ. Parts are hard to find, but eBay is now sending me a note. I’m sure I’ll be able to replace those for less than the $161 for the new machine. Savings: over $100.
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