Best Japanese Chef Knives to Buy in 2019
Japanese cutlery holds an invaluable spot in the history of the craft. With traditions that have been ceremoniously respected for centuries, Japanese knife-forging is widely regarded as illustrious. If you’re a true culinary connoisseur or enthusiast, you’ll be...![Best Paring Knives [2019 Buying Guide]](https://chefknives.expert/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/03.-Kuhn-rikon-crop.jpg)
Best Paring Knives [2019 Buying Guide]
When it comes to knives in the kitchen, I don’t think that there can be any denying that the best little workhorse of them all is the Paring Knife. It’s one of those knives that tackle just about any job you can throw at it, from peeling vegetables to shaping...![Best Carving Knives [2019 Buying Guide]](https://chefknives.expert/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/ad709e1046b5dee8520013d0f904d7f8-1.jpg)
Best Carving Knives [2019 Buying Guide]
As a child I loved to be in the kitchen watching my mother work while she created delicious and simple meals for our family. One of my earliest memories of knives is watching my mother almost cut her finger off with a knife, which had come with a set she had been...
Best Santoku Knife to Buy in 2019
Professional and home chefs alike know that the Santoku is one of the knives everyone should have in their kitchen. Thanks to the wide blade, flat edge, and curved tip, it’s your go-to knife for chopping vegetables without losing time. In addition, “Santoku” is the...
Carbon Steel Knives Maintenance Tips and Tricks
Both seasoned and beginner chefs know that high-quality knives are critical for a kitchen success. Among all chef blades, carbon steel knives are a must-have, especially if you are serious about your culinary endeavors. While professional carbon steel knives can come...
Marie Rayner is a Canadian, who moved over to the UK and began a new life in the year 2000. At the age of 45 she decided she needed a career change and went back to College to take a Chef's course, after which she worked as a Personel Chef for a number of years.
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