Mastering the Art of Culinary Knife Cuts Ever wondered why your veggies never look like they do in professional kitchens? It’s all in the cuts! Here are the essential knife cuts every chef should know: Julienne: Thin matchsticks for salads or stir-fries Batonette: Larger sticks for frying Brunoise: Tiny dice, perfect for garnishing Paysanne: Rustic, flat slices for soups Parisienne: Spherical shapes for presentation From small dice to tournes, each cut has its unique purpose. Elevate your plating with the right knife technique! P.S. What’s your favorite knife cut to master? Let’s compare our chopping skills!
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For this post I want to talk about knife cuts. There are many different knife cuts that have each have their own purpose. For example, julienning cucumbers is great for sushi, and making planks with peppers like I'm doing in this photo are great for future knife cuts or shredding. There are also many more that aren't mainly squares. There's circular cuts like a diagonal and a rondel. There's slices that are mainly used to get circles or half circles, and many more. To conclude, knife cuts are varied greatly, they're all important, and they help make your cooking easier.
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