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От : Ruth Haffly 1:396/45.28 01 июл 24 12:26:39
К : Dave Drum 01 июл 24 16:58:02
Тема : Mandoline
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Hi Dave,
RH> a bit more chopping for a finer chop. I`ll peel, then slice with a
RH> paring knife sometimes as well.
DD> Sometimes if I need garlic slivers I`ll roll the cloves between my
DD> palms to get rid of the husk. Then verrrry carefully make slices on
DD> the long
DD> axis. Spread the slices and finish the job of making slivers.
Paring knife all the way for that kind of job, IMO. I could (and have)
use a chef`s knife, or, before I got a proper chef`s knife, the $1.00
all purpose knife I got at a yard sale 40 years ago. It`s about the same
size as a chef`s knife but the top end of the blade is squared off, not
pointed like a proper chef`s knife. Still, it worked well for all the
duties of a chef`s knife, and then some, for about 20/25 years.
RH> Ouch! I have a mandoline but most often end up slicing with a knife.
DD> If just doing 1 `tater or a single onion I`ll use a knife. If I`m into
DD> quantity, out comes the mandoline. Such as in this recipe ...
DD> Title: Dirty Dave`s Crockpot Chuck Roast Dinner
DD> Categories: Beef, Vegetables, Herbs, Potatoes
DD> Yield: 6 Servings
RH> Very often, even for this amount, I`ll pull out the chef`s knife and
RH> use it. We also have a small (Rada) santoku that I`ll use for smaller
RH> chop jobs.
DD> I`ve done that more times than I can count. But, sometimes it`s sort
DD> of neat to have the machine-like precision that the mandoline gives. I
DD> mean, I sprnt the $$$, might as well get some use out of it. Bv)=
Stephen would be more apt to grab the mandoline; the precisionist in our
family. (G)
DD> Title: Captain`s Table Rolled Roast
DD> Categories: Bbq, Beef, Herbs, Chilies, Marinades
DD> Yield: 8 Servings
Quite a production but the results are worth the fuss.
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Catch you later,
Ruth
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