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  • How to Identify Serving Pieces

    You have been searching through your mother's attic, helping her do some spring cleaning, when you stumble upon a weathered box filled with strange, ornate utensils. You recognize that these items...

  • How to Keep French Steak Knives Sharp

    Proper usage, care, and maintenance will maintain the sharpness and beauty of the unique handles of French knives. Laguiole and Sabatier manufacturers of French steak knives, have their own...

  • How to Protect a Cutting Board

    Cutting boards are available in several materials, including plastic, wood and bamboo. The most popular types are butcher-block and plastic boards. Whether you prefer plastic or wooden boards, the...

  • How to Evaluate Chef's Knives

    Evaluating chef's knives for your own use is, above all, a highly personal process. It's important to find a knife that feels well-balanced, maintains a sharp edge and cuts food as nicely as...

  • How to Make Crinkle Cut Fries With a Mandoline

    Making crinkle cut fries with your mandoline is quite easy and fast. Frozen fries are convenient, but using your mandoline makes the incomparable taste of fresh ones available almost as quickly....

  • How to Remove Food From Oven Racks

    Holidays and large family dinners are murder on your oven racks. Grease and overflow can bake onto your racks so firmly that you might think even a jackhammer wouldn't dislodge it. Kitchen sinks...

  • How to Create an Airtight Seal

    Having an airtight seal for your food products can make a difference in quality, taste and shelf life. The air is food's worst enemy as it breaks down the food and can make it go bad faster. There...

  • How to Renew an Old Cast Iron Skillet

    Cast iron skillets are an indispensable kitchen tool for many uses. Whether you are browning or braising, making an omelet or frying chicken, cast iron's unmatched heat retention makes it the...

  • How to Fry Chicken in a Cast Iron Skillet

    Fried chicken is a quintessentially American dish. It is a picnic standard and a regular on dining tables, especially in the South. Cooking it in a cast iron skillet makes it better--and even more...

  • How to Use a Slicer

    Slicers are very handy tools if you like thin, uniform slices of things. What you choose to cut with your slicer will, of course, be partially dictated by what the manufacturer says your slicer...

  • How to Make an Under-Cabinet Knife Holder

    Knives are sharp. But, of course, you already knew that. What you might not know is the best way to keep your knives close at hand without having them clutter your kitchen workspace. You can...

  • How to Use a Rival Meat Slicer

    Jarden Consumer Solutions produces a variety of kitchen appliances, including Rival brand food (also known as "meat") slicers. Jarden has designed the Rival slicers--folding food slicer and...

  • How to Keep Your Marble Rolling Pin Looking Nice

    Marble rolling pins have many advantages. They are heavy and require very little pressure when rolling out dough, they don't stick to dough and they keep dough cold because they hold a chill....

  • How to Make an Easter Egg Cookie Cutter

    Easter egg cookies are fun to decorate and even more fun to eat than real Easter eggs. You can buy an Easter egg cookie cutter, but it's easy to make one yourself and recycle a can you might...

  • How to Cure a Carbon Steel Wok

    The wok originated in China and other Asian countries and was used as the main cooking utensil. The wok design developed because of a shortage of fuel. Woks are rounded with high sides, providing...

  • How to Make a Heart Shape Cookie Cutter

    If you love baking cookies, you'll love it even more if you make your own cookie cutter. And a heart-shaped cookie cutter, with its simple contours and only two sharp bends, is one of the easiest...

  • How to Zest a Lime Without a Zester

    Lime zest can add flavor to baked goods like cheesecake or serve as a pretty garnish on everything from desserts and salads to mixed drinks. The zest is the outside, colored part of the fruit's...

  • How to Salt a Cast Iron Pan

    Pans made of cast iron are one of the most useful tools in the kitchen. However, they can present more of a problem than traditional cookware when it comes to cleaning. The use of soap and water...

  • How to Create Your Own Cookie Stamp

    Cookie stamps are small square or round imprinters that are pressed into a ball of cookie dough to transfer a pattern to the top of the cookie. Cookie stamps are usually made of glass, wood or...

  • How to Handle a Chef Knife

    A chef knife, also known as a "French knife," is a sharp utensil used to cut, slice and prepare food. Although it was once a special knife designed only to cut through large pieces of meat, it is...

  • How to Make a Cheese Press

    A simple cheese press can be made from items already in your kitchen. If you are only beginning to experiment with making homemade cheese, this is a way to try out the process before spending a...

  • How to Get Kitchenware in Brisbane

    Brisbane is the third largest city in Australia, and the capital city of the tropical and subtropical state of Queensland. Brisbane enjoys an ever-expanding port complex and exposure to the world...

  • How to Sharpen a Sushi Knife

    Making Japanese sushi requires skill and finesse with a sushi knife. However, if the knife is not sharp enough, even the best sushi chef cannot prevent damaging the vegetables and delicate...

  • How to Remove Rust from a Meat Grinder Disc

    Rust forms on meat grinder discs that have not been stored properly. Because the discs are metal, rust is likely to form when the discs are stored without being coated in mineral or cooking oil...

  • How to Sharpen Shun Knives

    Shun knives are at the high end of the cost spectrum and come in rosewood boxes for display. Shun, pronounced 'Shoon,' is a type of knife that is made with an extremely hard VG-10 cutting core to...

  • How to Sharpen a Sushi Knife Easily

    Sushi knives are known for being extremely sharp in order to create the thinnest pieces of sushi. There are many different ways of sharpening knives, and this article will tell you how to sharpen...

  • How to Use Cooking Utensils

    Like any skill, one of the keys to success in the kitchen is having the right tools and knowing how to use them. While you can improvise in the kitchen with just a few tools, the best cooks...

  • How To Use the Weston Pasta Maker

    Fresh pasta is a delightful alternative to the typical dry pasta bought in stores. The process is time consuming and physically demanding, but well worth the effort. You can use your Weston Pasta...

  • How to Buy a Chocolate Fountain

    By purchasing a chocolate fountain, you are sure to turn any event into a huge chocolaty hit. In the past, chocolate fountains were only seen at wedding receptions and large catered events. Today,...

  • How to Make that Dull Knife Sharp

    Knife sharpening devices and gimmicks don't work, unless you want to grind your precious chef's knife like an Axe. Knife sharpening is an art, and if you doubt your abilities, I wouldn't recommend...

  • How to Clean Kitchen Equipment

    Cleaning a kitchen filled with dirty cooking and baking equipment can seem like a daunting task. However, cleaning these items is fairly simple, if time-consuming. Whether you cook professionally...

  • How to Operate a Pasta Machine

    A pasta machine is a kitchen appliance that extrudes raw pasta dough through pasta dies or a cutting device. There are commercial floor-model pasta machines and counter-top pasta devices for the...

  • How to Make a Sausage Stuffer

    Sausage stuffers are used for two things: pressing sausages into shapes and shooting it into sausage skins. Professionally made sausage stuffers can cost a lot of money. However, you can make one...

  • How to Use a Santoku Chef's Paring Knife

    A santoku chef' sparing knife is a specialty knife with slanted divots down the sides, and a lightweight and smooth appearance. It is very thin and works well for slicing delicate items such as...

  • How to Choose a Good Chef Knife

    Cooks everywhere will tell you that they cannot perform at their best without their trusty chef's knives. These knives are used to chop up vegetables and other food items. At cooking school,...

  • How to Build a Roasting BBQ Pit

    A roasting BBQ pit allows you to slow cook large pieces of meat, up to an entire animal. Barbecue roasts are a fun fair weather activity, especially when part of a family reunion, jam session, or...

  • How to Make Bread Boards

    Bread boards can be expensive, but with a few tools and a source of lumber, you can make your own for a fraction of the cost. Homemade bread boards can be made from plain pine to exotic woods such...

  • How to Sharpen a Knife With a Sharpening Rod

    When sharpening a knife with a sharpening rod, or honing rod, the most important aspect is the preciseness of angles and the consistency in removal. Use a sharpening rod on any type of knife with...

  • How to Sharpen a Knife With a Honing Kit

    A honing kit for knife sharpening will allow the sharpener to utilize three grit stages, which are course, medium and fine. Find out what to use on knives when honing oil runs out with help from a...

  • How to Sharpen a Knife With Leather

    Using a leather belt on a knife is part of the honing process, but it is not a full-on sharpening process in itself. Find out if a particular knife is suited for being sharpened with a piece of...

  • How to Sharpen a Knife With a File

    When sharpening a knife with a file, it's helpful to use an adjustable vice to keep the knife in place. Utilize the entire length of a knife sharpening file with help from a bladesmith in this...

  • How to Care for Your Knives

    Caring for your cutting knives helps keep them clean, rust free and being assured that you won't have to spend hundreds of dollars on another set of knives for awhile.

  • How to Make a Knife Open Easier

    Opening a knife that is stuck or hard to open is frustrating. Performing regular maintenance on the knife is the best way to keep it from sticking. It is possible, however, to make a stuck knife...

  • How to Season a Butcher Block Wood Cutting Board

    If you buy a brand new butcher-block wood cutting board you should season it before you use it. Seasoning a new butcher-block wood cutting board helps to prevent/slow down the absorption of...

  • How to Use a Fine Mesh Sieve

    A fine mesh sieve, like so many other overlooked kitchen utensils, is the thing you are looking for when you don't know exactly what you need. It can solve problems with sauces, soups and wine,...

  • How to Host a Pampered Chef Home Show

    Pampered Chef products are sold at home shows by Pampered Chef consultants. Hosting a home show is a great way to get the products absolutely free and receive discounts for one year. With these...

  • How to Use a Mandolin Slicer

    Slicing thin, uniform pieces of anything can be a challenge. Knife skills are always important, but sometimes a specialty kitchen item can be the perfect solution when you need a high volume of...

  • How to Make Edible Napkin Rings

    During holidays like Christmas and Easter, people are always looking for those special touches that no one else will have during dinner parties and family events. There are a lot of great things...

  • How to Make and Use a Tenderizing Mallet

    Tenderize tough cuts of meat with a meat tenderizer. Tenderizing breaks up the muscle fibers in tough cuts of meat, making them tastier and softer. A manual meat tenderizer, consisting of a mallet...

  • How to Make a Cloth Kitchen Knife Case

    Keeping chef's knives together and organized can be challenging and even dangerous if they are scattered in a drawer. Here is a simple way to keep your knives safely portable, protected and organized.

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